Nestled at the meeting point of two rivers, Kuala Lumpur derives its name from the Malay term “muddy confluence.” However, this Malaysian capital has carved out a distinctive identity all its own. Towering skyscrapers, a delectable culinary scene, and a vibrant nightlife have turned it into one of Southeast Asia’s most captivating metropolises. Beyond the convergence of rivers, Kuala Lumpur, founded in 1857, offers a fascinating tapestry of contrasts. Quaint cafes tucked under railway beams coexist amidst murmurs of calls to prayer that resonate through towering steel and glass structures. The city’s multicultural essence, comprising Malay, Chinese, Indian, Straits Chinese, Sabahan, Sarawakian, and indigenous communities, adds an edgy flair to this dynamic urban landscape. Discover Kuala Lumpur’s allure with Sarong Trails.

This series of handpicked and curated list of sleeps in the city, is for you, our discerning traveller.