Le Village Guest House – Kuala Lumpur
Le Village, KL
In 2007 on my Southeast Asian Travel Tour through Malaysia, Singapore and Bali I checked in at Le Village in Kuala Lumpur’s China Town district. The cosy guest house is a old established Hostel with a lot of charme and atmosphare. The staff at Le Village accommodation is friendly and helpful for travel tips. At this easy going establishment I paid 12 Ringit for a single room with fan. Here at Le Village accommodation in Malaysia you can cook by yourself, the share backpacker kitchen is not the cleanest one but have everythink what you need. One floor up is a public TV room where the Backpacker “family” meet in the evening to talk about travel experience from the last destinations and share pictures. I enjoyed my time here in this simple guest house in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. The people are friendly and the price is cheap. to the Metro it is not far, after about 5 minutes walking through the city you will reach the station. It’s the right choice for low budget travelers on their way through Peninsular and whole Asia.
Tags: guest house, travel
dear manager,
Re: Guest house Room charges for one room :
refer to above subject I hereby request to kindly inform single room charges having two beds we are two persons coming from pakistan. we want simple room having two beds and other necessary facilities, our budget is very limited, So please code your rates in Malaysian Ringit, our program to visit Malaysia is in november 2010.
I hope for your early and favourable reply soon.
thanks and regards’
Sincerely yours,
ALI RAZA.
I was in Kuala Lumpur last year and i paid 17 Ringit for a double room at Le Village GH.
Its a norm to hotels in miasylaa to have 2 twin or 2 single bed.I think if u r travelling with 4 adult i recommend u to stay at a service apartment. Normally service apartment will consist 1 master bedroom 2 single room.The most convinient place near the KLCC twin tower are- Derby Park.They are some other areas which offer this service as well but i recommended the above.Have a nice trip to Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia Truly Asia
Good question. That’s how hoetls make profits. Most hoetls have family room/suite to cater for 2 adults 2 children. But since there are 4 adults in your group, you may have to book 2 rooms with interconnecting doors.It’s rare to find KL hoetls to cater for 4 adults in one room. Like you, I tried in vain to search for one.