Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur

Cameron Low

Usually my regular hotel when visiting KL. Service standards always very high. Great staff. Rooms are however dated - I have encountered in-room wi-fi issues in at least 50% of my stays here. Hyatts generally do very good in-room dining, and this Hyatt is no exception. Can get loud at night due to rempit racing around KLCC, but it's a common issue faced by all the hotels in this area. Restaurant choices can be improved in this hotel. Pool area is nice, so is the spa. Rooms are dated, especially the suites, and in need of renovations. Good WoH perks. Location wise: one of the best in the city.

Yuri Dionisio

Grand Hyatt is the epitome of luxury and elegance, offering an exceptional stay in the heart of the city. 🏙️✨ With its prime location close to shopping, dining, and key attractions, it’s the perfect choice for both business and leisure travelers. The rooms and suites are spacious, beautifully designed, and equipped with modern comforts, many featuring breathtaking city or ocean views. From the moment you step in, the atmosphere exudes sophistication and comfort, making every stay unforgettable. The hotel’s facilities are world-class, with a stunning swimming pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, rejuvenating spa, and multiple dining options that serve both international and local delights. 🍽️ The staff are professional, attentive, and always ready to go the extra mile, ensuring every guest feels truly special. Whether for work, a romantic getaway, or a family vacation, Grand Hyatt offers the perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and world-class hospitality—an experience worth returning to again and again.

Lucia Wai Meng Ng

Had a lovely afternoon tea at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur with my family. The setting was elegant with stunning city views, and the atmosphere felt both relaxed and refined. The tea selection was excellent, and every item on the three-tier stand — from savoury bites to delicate pastries — was beautifully presented and delicious. Service was warm, attentive, and made the whole experience feel special. A perfect way to spend a leisurely afternoon with loved ones — highly recommended for both locals and visitors to KL!

E Gee

Nice hotel in a good location but over the 3 nights we stayed the service really let us down. Check in/out staff were great but after that very mixed. - Woken by a call to our room after 11pm to discuss something about sushi we had at the bar....or something... It wasn't us! - Tea served at breakfast had spilled onto the saucer. (No offer to clean or replace, we had to ask for napkins to do it). - Bar had to be reminded they forgot to bring more nuts. (They said they would bring) - Forgot to replenish the bar snacks in our room. - Bar brought wifes drink and did not advise mine would take a while. (Standard practice no?) - 3 invoices for the same amount were emailed to me after we checked out. (All slightly different items). It really emphasised how importance service is. If it was one or maybe 2 things its ok. Will go back to the hotel we used to stay at for both business and mini holidays.

falcon4us

We usually stay at the Mandarin Oriental when in KL but thought we'd give the Hyatt a go for a change. Unfortunately our 3 day stay didn't start well. First issue was the odd 2 stage lift system ... you take a lift to reception on the 39th floor, check-in and then descend via a second lift to your room on the 17th to 39th floors. Result, occasional mayhem in the first lift lobby, reception area and second lift lobby when busy. Big luggage and storage is handled by the concierge on the ground floor which looked chaotic. In view of this and because we had small bags we decided to bring them up with us to the 39th floor. The second issue was our room was still being cleaned at 4pm on check-in. Apparently this happens fairly often so we made a gentle fuss and were upgraded. From then on, the stay improved. The room was spacious and comfortable and the facilities like the pool and restaurants were very good. The included breakfast buffet was excellent with a full range of local, Asian and western items. The service however fell short of 5 star standards at times, being disorganised and even chaotic. On this score they could to take a leaf out of the Mandarin's book. On reflection there are better choices to be had in 5 star hotels in KL, so although we enjoyed our stay we won't be returning.