Detailed review & photos “Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown”

“Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur” is a medium-sized hotel with 320 rooms located at the southern tip of Chinatown.

Sheraton Four Points, one of the Marriott Group, and although it is not a luxury hotel but an intermediate level, it is a new hotel built in 2019, so it is very beautiful overall.

The road in front of the entrance was big, so it is easy to catch a taxi and GRAB dispatch services.

There was a roof at the entrance.

There were chairs and tables at the entrance, so you can sit here and wait for taxis to arrive. The reception is on the 7th floor, so you can take the elevator upstairs.

The lobby was big and bright with big windows.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a closet on the right and a bathroom on the left.

The room was modern with a drawing of Chinatown above the bed. There was a very big window at the back of the room, and plenty of sunlight entered during the day. The room was cleaned very well and wifi was strong.

There were two beds and the mattress was stiff. There were two pillows, but they were the same size and hardness. The sheets were crisp and clean.

There was a table between the beds with a phone, note set, alarm clock and more. In addition, there was also an outlet and USB port by the bed.

Chinatown drawn above the bed.

There was a TV, desk and a luggage stand across the bed.

There was a USB port and an outlet above the desk.

The room seen from the window.

There was a very big window at the back of the room. My room was on the opposite side of the entrance, so I could see the KL Tower and Twin Towers, which are the symbols of Kuala Lumpur.

There were not many tall buildings around this hotel.

The view at night was also beautiful.

There was a bathroom with a shower booth.

The shower was a height-adjustable and removable hand shower, and there was no problem with water pressure and temperature control, and hot water came out immediately.

The shower room was equipped with a refillable shampoo, conditioner and body soap.

There was a big sink.

Amenities were prepared by the sink.

The amenities were hotel original toothbrushes, shaving set, shower cap, set of cotton swabs and nail files, body lotion, sanitary bag and soap.

A toilet with a washlet function.

There was a closet next to the TV.

Hangers, an iron in the closet.

Slippers were prepared in a drawer.

There was a cafe corner with an electric kettle and two bottles of water.

Also in the drawer were cups, glasses, coffee powder (normal and 2 decaffeinated), 6 tea bags, creamer (powder) and sugar (normal sugar and stevia).

I had dinner at the pub “JANN” on the same 7th floor. It’s a popular restaurant, so reservations are required.

The most popular restaurant seats are illuminated green counter seats where you can take pictures that look great on Instagram.

My seat was by the pool. You can enjoy drinking and eating while touching the relaxing outside air of the tropical country.

It is a night view of Kuala Lumpur seen from the terrace seats. You can see the KL Tower and Twin Towers from a distance.

The terrace also overlooks Chinatown.

On the second day I had breakfast at the restaurant “Quan’s Kitchen” on the 8th floor. The day before, I received a phone call from my room and was informed that this would be the breakfast venue.

The contents of both are the same, but the restaurant on the first day was in the order format (the style of ordering as many as you like from the menu), and the restaurant on the second day was served buffet style.

Breakfast was delicious.

There was an outdoor pool on the same 7th floor.

The pool was about 20m wide with a bar.

There was a gym behind of the pool. You can use it 24 hours a day.

Towels, water server, disinfectant gel and disinfectant towels were prepared.

A privately run convenience store diagonally in front of the hotel.

Currently Malaysia is not accepting tourists from overseas due to the corona virus, so there were many Malaysian families.

The nearest station, Pasar Seni, is within a 5-minute walk from the hotel.