KLCC, Kuala Lumpur
Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur
A 30-storey hotel of 570 rooms, 20 suites and 39 serviced apartments between the Petronas Twin Towers and the 50-acre KLCC Park, opened in October 1998 as part of the Kuala Lumpur City Centre development. Designed by WAT&G as an urban resort with a residential feel, it uses Malay lattice, copper lanterns and kris-pattern door handles, and its rooms look over the city, the park or the towers.
Mandarin Oriental Fan Club
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- Advice from our own stay, in September 2026
- Preferred-partner benefits through Mandarin Oriental Fan Club: a room upgrade, daily breakfast, a US$100 credit and a welcome amenity
- Industry insight on rates, seasons and timing
- One contact before, during and after the stay
About the property
- Opened
- 1998
- Rooms
- 570
- Suites
- 20
- Architecture
- Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo · Group Design Partnership
- Interiors
- Howard Hirsch, Hirsch Bedner Associates
- Owned by
- Asas Klasik Sdn Bhd
From our stays
We stayed in September 2026
Rooms and suites
Deluxe City View Room
40 sq m · city skyline or pool view · king or twin
Deluxe Park View Room
40 sq m · KLCC Park view · king or twin
Deluxe Twin Towers View Room
40 sq m · Petronas Twin Towers view
Corner Park View Room
48 sq m · KLCC Park, panoramic view · king bed · walk-in wardrobe
Club Rooms (City, Park or Twin Towers View)
40 sq m · city, KLCC Park or Twin Towers view · MO Club access
Club Corner Park View Room
48 sq m · KLCC Park, panoramic view · MO Club access
Suites
Park View Suite
82 sq m · KLCC Park and city view · MO Club access
Twin Towers View Suite
82 sq m · KLCC Park and Twin Towers view · MO Club access
Two-Bedroom Park Suite
122 sq m · KLCC Park view
Two-Bedroom Twin Towers Suite
123 sq m · Petronas Twin Towers view
Oriental Suite
165 sq m · KLCC Park view · dining room for eight, kitchenette
Presidential Suite
320 sq m · park, city and Twin Towers view · two bedrooms · dining room for ten
Royal Suite
440 sq m · KLCC Park view · level 29 · two bedrooms, kitchen, spa treatment room, fitness area, dining room for twelve
Dining and wellness
- Lai Po Heen
- Cantonese restaurant · lunch
- Mandarin Grill
- steak grill
- Mosaic
- all-day buffet restaurant
- AQUA Restaurant & Bar
- poolside restaurant and bar · by the pool
- Lounge On The Park
- lounge · afternoon tea
- MO Bar
- bar
- The Mandarin Cake Shop
- cake shop
- Wellness
- A spa with five single and one couple's treatment room and heat and water facilities, an outdoor infinity pool, a 24-hour gym, a Mind & Body studio, a floodlit outdoor tennis court and a salon, across 15,000 sq m of recreation space.
Where it is
- KL Sentral
- 15 min by train
- KLIA
- 45 min by car
- KLIA
- 43 min by train
Kuala Lumpur
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The Corner Park View Rooms are 8 sq m larger than the Deluxe rooms and look across KLCC Park in a panorama; for the towers themselves, book a Twin Towers View category.
Deluxe City View Room (40 sq m); Deluxe Park View Room (40 sq m); Deluxe Twin Towers View Room (40 sq m); Corner Park View Room (48 sq m); Club Rooms (City, Park or Twin Towers View) (40 sq m) and Club Corner Park View Room (48 sq m). Suites: Park View Suite (82 sq m), Twin Towers View Suite (82 sq m), Two-Bedroom Park Suite (122 sq m), Two-Bedroom Twin Towers Suite (123 sq m), Oriental Suite (165 sq m), Presidential Suite (320 sq m) and Royal Suite (440 sq m).
We book Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur through Mandarin Oriental Fan Club, so you get a room upgrade when available; daily breakfast for two; a US$100 food, drink or spa credit each stay and a welcome amenity, at no extra cost to you. In Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta the hotel gives another benefit in place of the credit.
Lai Po Heen, cantonese, with dim sum at lunch; Mandarin Grill, grill: wagyu and Black Angus steaks; Mosaic, all-day buffet of international and local dishes; AQUA Restaurant & Bar, poolside tapas, wood-fired pizza and cocktails over KLCC Park; Lounge On The Park, afternoon tea and light meals; MO Bar, bar with an extensive drinks list and The Mandarin Cake Shop, cakes, pastries and chocolates.
A spa with five single and one couple's treatment room and heat and water facilities, an outdoor infinity pool, a 24-hour gym, a Mind & Body studio, a floodlit outdoor tennis court and a salon, across 15,000 sq m of recreation space.
In the Golden Triangle at KLCC, directly connected to the Petronas Twin Towers, Suria KLCC and the KL Convention Centre, beside the KLCC Park fountains, Aquaria KLCC and Petrosains; Bukit Bintang and Jalan Alor are a 10-minute walk.
Kuala Lumpur International Airport is 45 minutes by car; or 28 minutes (KLIA 1) or 31 minutes (KLIA 2) by the Express Rail Link to KL Sentral, then 15 minutes by LRT to KLCC.
Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur opened in 1998.
Opened in October 1998, designed by WAT&G with the local firm Group Design Partnership to complement rather than compete with the Petronas Towers, with a 'second roof' hiding the rooftop plant; the interiors were among the last projects of Howard Hirsch of Hirsch Bedner Associates, with Malay lattice louvres, copper lanterns, kris-design door handles, Nyonya screens and 297 works by local artists.
