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Showing posts with label Double Tree Hotel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Double Tree Hotel. Show all posts
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Sunday, June 15, 2014
A weekend at Double Tree Hotel Kuala Lumpur - Part 2 - Walking around KLCC and the Executive Lounge
Continuation from: A weekend at Double Tree Hotel Kuala Lumpur - Part 1 - Registration, the room and the view
On Saturday after breakfast we went for a walk around the KLCC area. While going down to the ground floor, took a picture of the tol gate for AKLEH.
From the Intermark building complex, there is a pedestrian bridge that connects the building to the entrance of the underground opposite Ampang Park.
Looking back you could see the Intermark building complex with a number of key anchor tenants such as Double Tree, Jaya Grocers, J.P.Morgan and many more.
You will also pass Kuala Lumpur's first shopping arcade, the famous Ampang Park Shopping Centre. This place looks so small now.
Jalan Ampang looking unusually quiet for a Saturday morning.
Similarly with Jalan Tun Razak.
Closer towards KLCC saw the largest hotel limo!!
Avenue K.
The Maxis building and one of the twin Petronas towers.
The KLCC park. 10 years ago, the number of buildings you can see in the horizon is half of what you can see now.
The Mandarin Oriental Hotel building.
My kids at the park.
All three of them again.
The new Tower Three.
Azhar on a swing. The last time he was on the same swing was 7 years ago. Then, he was just a baby.
The twin towers and all their glory.
A selfie with the twin towers.
Back to the hotel. It was a good walk.
Only spent a night at the hotel. After another round at the pool, it was time to vacate. Nevertheless, the hotel still allowed us to use the lounge facilities well pass noon.
The kids relaxing at the outdoor balcony which is on the 34th floor.
The Executive Lounge.
Just before we left the building saw the menu of one of the many restaurants at Intermark. Note the funny star names used for their menu.
The end.
On Saturday after breakfast we went for a walk around the KLCC area. While going down to the ground floor, took a picture of the tol gate for AKLEH.
From the Intermark building complex, there is a pedestrian bridge that connects the building to the entrance of the underground opposite Ampang Park.
Looking back you could see the Intermark building complex with a number of key anchor tenants such as Double Tree, Jaya Grocers, J.P.Morgan and many more.
You will also pass Kuala Lumpur's first shopping arcade, the famous Ampang Park Shopping Centre. This place looks so small now.
Jalan Ampang looking unusually quiet for a Saturday morning.
Similarly with Jalan Tun Razak.
Closer towards KLCC saw the largest hotel limo!!
Avenue K.
The Maxis building and one of the twin Petronas towers.
The KLCC park. 10 years ago, the number of buildings you can see in the horizon is half of what you can see now.
The Mandarin Oriental Hotel building.
My kids at the park.
All three of them again.
The new Tower Three.
Azhar on a swing. The last time he was on the same swing was 7 years ago. Then, he was just a baby.
The twin towers and all their glory.
A selfie with the twin towers.
Back to the hotel. It was a good walk.
Only spent a night at the hotel. After another round at the pool, it was time to vacate. Nevertheless, the hotel still allowed us to use the lounge facilities well pass noon.
The kids relaxing at the outdoor balcony which is on the 34th floor.
The Executive Lounge.
Just before we left the building saw the menu of one of the many restaurants at Intermark. Note the funny star names used for their menu.
The end.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
A weekend at Double Tree Hotel Kuala Lumpur - Part 1 - Registration, the room and the view
Over the weekend, the whole family decided to utilise the vouchers I got to get a free night stay at Double Tree Hotel. Got two rooms on the Executive Floor. This allowed us to use the executive lounge which was on the 34th floor.
My wife and daughter relaxing while waiting for our rooms to be ready. Unfortunately, you can only register for a room after 2:00 pm. In our case, we got the first room early but the second room was only available for us at 3:30 pm. Since we have access to complimentary drinks and food in the lounge, the waiting wasn't that bad.
The view of Kuala Lumpur heading due East. Not a lot of tall buildings being built there. The broad road you see snaking its way East is the Ampang – Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway or AKLEH.
This is the view of Kuala Lumpur heading South East. Still a lot of greenery in Kuala Lumpur.
Finally got our room. The rooms were on the 26th floor. You get a king sized bed as well as a couch that can double up as an extra bed for a kid.
The room is not that big. The wash area has a glass paneling which allow one to see all the way through. Nevertheless, a motorised shade is available for some privacy.
The LCD TV is imbedded inside one of the feature walls.
The washroom does not have a tub. It comes with an enclosed shower area. The floor and walls are made out of marble. Slippery and cold when wet.
The wash basin is very minimalist.
Despite it being a free stay, Double Tree was nice enough to give some complimentary fruits and cake. In fact, both rooms got it.
After storing our stuff in the room, I took the two younger kids to the pool. The pool in Double Tree is situated on the 10th floor. It is also a salt water pool. The only issue I have with the pool is that it is chilly. The buildings around stops it from warming up through the sun rays throughout the day. You can only get the full force of the sun an hour or two before and after noon. Moreover, the wind is strong and you can get a chill.
From our room we get the Western view and here the scenery changes. Now, a lot of tall buildings can be seen.
The hotel is part of a bigger building complex called the Intermark. Hence the lobby of the hotel is shared with other tenants of the building complex. There's restaurants, grocery stores and many more shops in the complex. This allows us the choice where we want to eat apart from the hotel. In fact, only breakfast was in the hotel, we had lunch and dinner in other establishments.
The hotel lounge area in the lobby.
To be continued.
My wife and daughter relaxing while waiting for our rooms to be ready. Unfortunately, you can only register for a room after 2:00 pm. In our case, we got the first room early but the second room was only available for us at 3:30 pm. Since we have access to complimentary drinks and food in the lounge, the waiting wasn't that bad.
The view of Kuala Lumpur heading due East. Not a lot of tall buildings being built there. The broad road you see snaking its way East is the Ampang – Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway or AKLEH.
This is the view of Kuala Lumpur heading South East. Still a lot of greenery in Kuala Lumpur.
Finally got our room. The rooms were on the 26th floor. You get a king sized bed as well as a couch that can double up as an extra bed for a kid.
The room is not that big. The wash area has a glass paneling which allow one to see all the way through. Nevertheless, a motorised shade is available for some privacy.
The LCD TV is imbedded inside one of the feature walls.
The washroom does not have a tub. It comes with an enclosed shower area. The floor and walls are made out of marble. Slippery and cold when wet.
The wash basin is very minimalist.
Despite it being a free stay, Double Tree was nice enough to give some complimentary fruits and cake. In fact, both rooms got it.
After storing our stuff in the room, I took the two younger kids to the pool. The pool in Double Tree is situated on the 10th floor. It is also a salt water pool. The only issue I have with the pool is that it is chilly. The buildings around stops it from warming up through the sun rays throughout the day. You can only get the full force of the sun an hour or two before and after noon. Moreover, the wind is strong and you can get a chill.
From our room we get the Western view and here the scenery changes. Now, a lot of tall buildings can be seen.
The hotel is part of a bigger building complex called the Intermark. Hence the lobby of the hotel is shared with other tenants of the building complex. There's restaurants, grocery stores and many more shops in the complex. This allows us the choice where we want to eat apart from the hotel. In fact, only breakfast was in the hotel, we had lunch and dinner in other establishments.
The hotel lounge area in the lobby.
To be continued.
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