Ceylonz Suites KL Studio near Bukit Bintang - Living Signature

Nice place and good to stay

Nothing

Spacious, great value for money, located in calm and green area, nice views and the shared infinity pool. It’s an apartment building (not a hotel) so it’s more like renting a place than staying in a hotel. But it’s not a problem, everything is provided.

Just minor issues: The a/c was a bit weak, no hooks for the towels in bathroom, sometimes longer waits for the elevator

The pool is AMAZING. They lend you towels to use and there is a bar right next to the pool which is really nice.. The room is very comfortable and has views to the merdeka 118 which is breathtaking. It has a coworking space, a gym, restaurants, everything inside the building. I would come back every time!

Good viewing points of the city and great view from the room.

The vibe was a young remote working hostel type of atmosphere, always alot of ppl in the lobby and elevators. They had many facilities-pool, gym, working area, sitting places but I found everything poorly maintained making it look run down. The pool is crowded and the platform didn’t look that clean but ppl just laid their towels down to sunbathe. The studio is spacious and kitchen has utensils and pans but they’re not in great shape. The place smelled heavily of mold, had to leave the AC and fan on the whole day to minimize the smell. They barely give you any amenities, just two towels-no hand towels for the bathroom or kitchen, when requested some hand towels they said each towel would cost extra 10 ringgit. No detergent for the laundry either. The furniture was dirty, run down. Not to mention the shower has no door or curtain so the whole floor is wet. Also mind you if you don’t have hot water, it’s because you turned off the hot water switch and you have to message asking why there is no hot water-no instructions at all for anything. After booking, they only email you the day of your booking to let you know the check in instructions and the actual address. Overall the property itself and apartment was poorly maintained. Would not stay again. Also location was not super convenient, it was 10 min walking to Bukit Bintang, to the metro station or to Chinatown. 10 min doesn’t sound bad but when it’s 35 degrees and 100% humidity with luggage or heavy backpack it still seems far and there are no restaurants downstairs but they do have a small coffee cart outside the lobby. We had two extra days in KL and didn’t want to stay there so we moved to a real hotel and was so much more comfortable.