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Luxurious Accommodation
Experience sophisticated rooms equipped with modern amenities and elegant decor, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Premium Facilities
Indulge in the outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, and on-site restaurant for a relaxing and convenient retreat.
Convenient Location
Located just 1.1 km from Mid Valley Megamall, with easy access to KL Sentral and other key attractions, making it an ideal choice for both leisure and business travelers.
Book your stay at Amari Kuala Lumpur for a memorable and luxurious experience.
From 1st January 2023, a tourist tax of RM 10 per room per night is applied to all foreign guests. This tax is not included in the room rate and must be paid upon check-in. Guests with a valid Malaysian Identity Card or valid permanent residents MY PR Card are exempted.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Very clean, amazing staff (very responsive), great breakfast, great dine-in
Staff were attentive and courteous. The breakfast was great (salad bar, roti canai and egg station). Room was spacious, comfy bed and pillows. Walking distance to The Gardens Mall and Mid Valley Megamall. Hope to stay at this hotel again.
Breakfast was awesome
The room was a bit small
The drinking water wasn’t bottled water
Love the location
The bed in my room is too soft and it sinks in. The mattress topper does not really help. Gives me back pain.
Room, location, staffs, atmosphere.
Shower gel was not refilled after emptied, hotel policy or housekeeping overlooked?
Everything about the property was fantastic. Location cleanliness. staff.
Nothing
The staff is here to help and really comprehensive.
A five-star hotel? Absolutely not.
I honestly do not understand how this hotel can claim to be a five-star property. For around €90 per night, this has been one of the most disappointing hotel experiences I have ever had.
The food is really bad. I had some of the worst carbonara of my life — seriously, how can you call that carbonara? And I won’t even get started on the breakfast: most of it consists of tasteless, industrial products with absolutely nothing that feels worthy of a five-star hotel. The only real exception was the local food, which was genuinely delicious and full of flavour.
There is no Smart TV, and I spent nearly three hours trying to connect my laptop via HDMI, because the TV kept disconnecting. Luckily, I had my own laptop and HDMI adapter — but what are other guests supposed to do? Watch Malaysian TV? At this price, providing a functional Smart TV really shouldn't be too much to ask.
There is also no drinking water provided. When I asked, I was told to drink the tap water. At the very least, providing glass bottles filled with filtered water would feel much more professional and appropriate for a hotel of this supposed standard.
And then there is this swimming pool. There are only around five sunbeds for an enormous number of guests, while a large space right next to the pool is practically empty, with only two or three armchairs. I had planned to spend the day relaxing by the pool, but it turned out to be the worst area.
I do want to acknowledge that, following my complaint, the hotel refunded me half a night's stay as a gesture of apology. This genuinely made a difference and allowed me to enjoy the rest of my stay a little more. A special mention, however, to the TV engineer and the Assistant Manager, who were both absolutely lovely and genuinely tried to help. They listened to my concerns and understood my requests. My frustration is certainly not directed at them. The real responsibility for these issues clearly lies much higher up.
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