Fki International Hotel

I stayed in a small room, but it was fine for one person. The staff and owner were nice. You’re in one of Kuala lampur’s busiest areas, with the metro, food street, and busy roads just a short walk away. The downside is the noise: the rooms aren’t soundproof, so you can hear the street and other rooms.

I’m not a guest at fki hotel, but I know the previous owner and have seen that the rooms are very nice. They have the basics a hotel room should have: a good mattress and pillows, air conditioning, cupboards, a TV, an ensuite washroom, and free Wi-Fi. I hope the new fki hotel owner keeps up that quality. I’m Malaysian, by the way. Please pass my regards to the new owner.

I’m Bangladeshi, and I know Pakistani people to be good and hospitable. Rizwan’s behavior makes me want to book again at fki international hottel, in the heart of Bukit Bintang, with rooms under 50rm.

I only needed somewhere to sleep while I was out all day, and for that it worked. It’s close to nice places, and the reception was okay. Check-in was easy even though I arrived at 4 in the morning. One staff member was more polite than the other. The first night wasn’t comfortable. The room smelled strongly of cigar smoke, the sheets didn’t look clean, and the AC worked but sounded like it needed cleaning, as if it were full of sludge. It felt better after the room was serviced while I was away. The CR and toilet were okay, and there was a water heater for showers. If you plan to spend time in your room during your vacation, this may not suit you.