KUALA LUMPUR, HERE WE COME…

CHINATOWN, KUALA LUMPUR

Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia is a special market to shopping. All tourists must go there. The original Chinatown of KL was established during the British colonial days in the Petaling Street area as a settlement site for the Chinese community in KL. For years the area maintains much of its traditional atmosphere, with a Buddhist temple and shops selling incense, gems, traditional medicines as well as famous Chinese eateries. 

How to depart

-  from MIDAH HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR 

walking distance

- from KL CENTRAL

5 minutes by Monorail drop at Maharajalela Station

- from KLIA 

45 minutes drive 

 

CENTRAL MARKET

Central Market, a cultural shopping center, is the best place to witness Malaysian culture. A variety of goods are sold here, including handicrafts, souvenirs and art, all at reasonable prices. Amidst the stalls selling souvenirs are small outlets where Malaysian artists display their works. Visitors may even have their portrait painted or order custom-made crafts. Just outside Central Market is a riverside amphitheater, a venue for traditional dance displays, wayang kulit (shadow puppet shows) and more contemporary entertainment.

How to depart

- from MIDAH HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR 

walking distance

- from KL CENTRAL

 take Putra LRT drop at Pasar Seni Station

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KL TOWER

Kuala Lumpur Tower is one of the tallest concrete towers in the world, standing at 421m and built with 45,000 cubic metres of sturdy concrete. Designed with vertical ribs on the external surface, the Tower weighs 100,000 tonnes and was built on no-piling, freestanding land. The four tallest towers in the world are CN Tower in Canada at 553m, Ostankino Tower in Russia at 537m, Shanghai Tower in China at 468m followed by Menara Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia at 421m. 

How to depart

By Monorail or Taxi
The nearest PUTRA LRT station to Kuala Lumpur Tower is the Dang Wangi station. You could also take the KL Monorail and disembark at the Bukit Nanas station. From there you need to either take a taxi or walk up Jalan Sultan Ismail then turn right on Jalan P. Ramlee, and right again up the hill. The KL Tower entrance will be on your left.

PETRONAS TWIN TOWERS

The 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers are the world’s tallest twin structures. Located in the heart of the capital city, the crown of the Kuala Lumpur contains a complex of office buildings, conference halls, a sprawling park and an upmarket shopping complex.

attractions

Suria Shopping Complex

Petronas Philharmonic Hall

Petrosains Science Centre

Petronas Art Gallery and Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre

The Aquaria Oceanarium

How to depart

By Foot or Taxi
The Petronas Twin Towers are in between Jalan Ampang and Jalan Raja Chulan. It is also next to the Mandarin Oriental Hotel and opposite The Ascott.

By Train
The KLCC station is on the PUTRA LRT line.

MIDAH HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR

Midah Hotel is strategically located in the city center. It has easy access to various attractions and sights. The hotel offers services and facilities which boasts the need of business travelers as well as holiday makers. "WARM, FRIENDLY and RELIABLE". Three simple words, but we take those words seriously, thus making you stay with us a truly memorable experience.

HOTEL INFORMATION AND AREA

From the warm smiles and genuine service of our friendly staff, to the extra spacious rooms and attractive room's packages, we want you to feel right at home here with a sense of security, leisure and comfort.

Consider this is a time that you revel in our pampering. You will also be delighted to know that all the favorite shopping, entertainment and main train station destinations are just minutes away such as Chinatown, Midvalley Megamall, KLCC, Berjaya Times Square, Bintang Walk, KL Central Station, Monorail Station, Putra Train Station etc.