Detailed review & photos “Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur”

This is a historic hotel with an elegant design.

There is a taxi stand, and you can get on and off the car called by grab here. There is also a roof between the adjacent KLCC malls, so you can go shopping without worrying about rain.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The front desk was on the right. It was crowded at times, but the staff responded promptly. Your luggage will be carried up to your room.

There were sofas lined up in the lobby.

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 and a cafe corner on the right.

The room was old, but the furnitures were well maintained. The lights could be controlled on a panel next to the bed. The big window at the back of the room made the room feel spacious.

The bed was king size and the mattress was just the right hardness. There were two types of pillows, each with different hardness.

There were tables on both sides of the bed. There was a phones and alarm on the table. In addition to the lighting panel there were outlets and USB ports on both sides, so it was convenient for charging electronic devices.

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

There was a desk with two chairs.

There was a USB port and outlets next to the desk.

A sofa and a table.

The room seen from the window.

I was staying on the 30th floor, which is the top floor of the hotel. The view of the Twin Tower was outstanding.

Looking down, you can see the fountain in KLCC Park and the fountain show from directly above. Also, if you look at it widely, you can see that there are still many places under construction in the center of Kuala Lumpur.

The Twin Towers lit up at night.

There was a bathroom with a bathtub and shower booth.

The bathtub was big and deep. Some hotels in Kuala Lumpur have brown water, but the water was clear at this hotel.

Body soap and body towels were provided next to the bathtub. The amenities were original to Mandarin Oriental KL.

There was a shower booth next to the bathtub.

The water pressure was strong and I was able to take a shower comfortably.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were provided next to the shower. The body soap was Basil Relax, which is a mixture of basil and lime, and has a unique herbal scent.

There was a sink with plenty of space to put your belongings on the counter.

Amenities were also provided on the sink. Amenities included a toothbrush set (with thread), cotton swabs, cotton, nail files, mouthwash and body cream.

There was a closet at the entrance.

There were hangers, iron, ironing board, bathrobes and extra pillows. Also, since there are many Islamic people in the country, a prayer mat was prepared.

Disposable slippers

A big safe that can fit a bag.

There was a cafe corner next to the closet.

There was a coffee machine, electric kettle, ice bucket, tea bags, three types of coffee capsules, sugar, etc.

Water and glasses. Water is free, so you can ask for a refill.

Drinks were prepared in the fridge, but they cost extra money.

There is a restaurant called “MOSAIC” on the G floor where I had breakfast.

Among the many hotels in Kuala Lumpur, the breakfast buffet is the most popular here. Even those who did not stay at the hotel can have breakfast here, so people were waiting in line from 9am.

Many kinds of bread.

This is the Malaysian food corner with beef rendan and so on.

Malaysian people are composed of Chinese, Malay and Indian descent. This is the Indian corner with curry and biryani.

This is the Chinese corner with dim sum and porridge.

Eggs cooked on the spot.

There were many kinds of juices such as mango juice, grapefruit juice and orange juice.

This is the “Lounge on The Park” on the G floor. You can have some afternoon tea here.

As the name implies, facing KLCC Park, this lounge has a beautiful contrast between the brightness of the green trees outside and the solid interior of the hotel. After the evening, the number of Western customers increased, and there were many groups who enjoyed drinking and talking with friends.

I was able to have as many drinks as I like, including wine, beer and soft drinks.

There were many other restaurants and lounge bars. This is the “MO bar.”

This is Cantonese cuisine “Rai Po Heen.”

There was a gift shop called “MO SHOP.”

You can also buy Mandarin Oriental original products here. There were ballpoint pens, polo shirts, T-shirts, bath ropes, eco bags, etc.

There was an indoor pool, but it was not very big. There was a locker room on the same floor, and beach beds, umbrellas and towels can be borrowed. You can see the twin towers from the poolside. However, there is an “Aqua Restaurant & Bar” next to the pool, which is famous for its delicious pizza, and customers come from outside. Therefore, the pool is visible from the restaurant.

The pool is open from 7am to 10pm. At night, the Twin Towers are lit up, so the poolside has a fantastic atmosphere with water reflections. There were guards by the pool ready to help.

There was also a gym adjacent to the pool. There were exercise bikes, treadmills and so on. You can enjoy a nice view of the city while exercising.

You can have facials, body massages and get your nails done at the spa.

This hotel is usually popular with many Westerners and Asians for tourism and business.

The hotel is adjacent to Suria KLCC, a popular mall alongside the pavilion. There is a roof between the hotel and the mall so you won’t get wet in the rain.

Next to the hotel is KLCC Park, which is famous for its fountain shows. It is nice to take a walk in the morning when it’s still cool.