Everything was really good; I appreciate how clean the place is and how comfortable the room feels. Still, I find it hard to sleep on the spring bed—maybe it’s just my preference, or perhaps others feel the same. I’d love to return.
YvonneA week ago
Kuala Lumpur·8.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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YWCA Kuala Lumpur offers air‑conditioned rooms with parquet floors, wardrobes, work desks and dining tables, sharing modern bathrooms with showers. Guests benefit from a garden, free public Wi‑Fi, private and express check‑in/out, a lounge, full‑day security, and complimentary on‑site parking. Situated 23 km from Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, the hostel is noted for its quiet neighborhood, excellent value and easy city access.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Everything was really good; I appreciate how clean the place is and how comfortable the room feels. Still, I find it hard to sleep on the spring bed—maybe it’s just my preference, or perhaps others feel the same. I’d love to return.
Yvonne·A week ago
It’s close to Merdeka 118 and the MRT Merdeka Gate A. It would be nice to have a vending machine for drinks or light snacks, or at least a bottle of mineral water.
Hanis·A week ago
It’s so good and nice! Perfect for a solo female traveler, and very close to the MRT.
Syamimi·2 weeks ago
The location is great, and the place is very calm and quiet.
Judith·4 weeks ago
Very central, just 10 minutes from China Town, and the location is wonderful. The staff, including Valli from Housekeeping and May Kee the matron, were warm and friendly; they made every request easy and their big smiles made you feel right at home. Highly recommended! The bars on the window weren’t my favorite, but overall the value for money is superb.
Reby·A month ago