Hotels in Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur is one of the cities you should consider staying in on your next vacation to Malaysia. Famous for its magnificent hotels such as the Hilton Garden Inn Kuala Lumpur Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman South, Seri Pacific Hotel Kuala Lumpur, and Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur Hotel, this massive multicultural metropolis also has a comprehensive network of transportation systems, including buses, monorail, light rail transit, and commuter trains. George Town is also another city that you should consider touring on your weekend getaway to Malaysia. Home to beautiful hotels like The Boutique Residence Hotel and Flamingo By The Beach Penang, this city has a public bus service covering an extensive area on the island and mainland. With full-sized free buses forming the reliable Central Area Transport (CAT), George Town is a city worth every minute of your time while exploring Malaysia.

If you're keen to experience old town charm against the backdrop of its strong religious background, remember to make a stop at the Perak Tong, a free-entry cave temple situated in Ipoh, between Kuala Lumpur and the Thai border. This iconic religious monument features numerous statues and carvings, with a female with 18 arms as the main attraction. A pond and a landscaped garden also abound. If you’re visiting with the little ones, then you’re sure to have a lovely time at this landmark. It sits near several kid-friendly hotels where you can stay at, such as the elegant Indra Hotel - Boutique Suites and the fabulous OYO 43967 Bercam Times Inn Hotel. If you're an outdoor enthusiast, plan to visit Mount Kinabalu in Kota Kinabalu. Popular for its vibrant waterfronts and some incredible sunsets, this destination makes the perfect spot for camping and hiking. Among the magnificent establishments where you can lodge near this locale include the Gaya Island Resort and the Hilton Kota Kinabalu.

For visitors who are keen to delve into Malaysia’s vibrant nightlife to party with the locals and other guests, consider booking comfortable rooms in hotels in Malaysia located in Langkawi or Penang, as both these cities are popular for an exciting after-dark life. If you’re in Langkawi, you can find cheap hotels in Malaysia located in various spots in this city. Step out conveniently and join your friends to party at high-end nightclubs such as D’Reef at The Cliff Langkawi, Yellow Café, and Charlie’s Bar and Grill. However, should you book hotels in Malaysia in Penang, be sure to visit amazing nightclubs like Bora Bora by Sunset, Farquhar’s Bar, Soho Free House, and Three Sixty Revolving Restaurant and Sky Bar. Langkawi is loved by many for its unbeatable food scene. Therefore, while staying at one of its hotels, expect to enjoy Indian, Thai, Chinese, Italian, and Mexican delicacies and local Malay food.

Ampang boasts several art galleries and history museums. Historical buffs should thus secure a relaxing place to stay as there are many cheap hotels in Malaysia in this city, including Grand Village Hotel and Easy Hotel @ Ampang. Accommodation at either of these facilities puts you close to historical landmarks and art galleries such as the Music Museum, a paid attraction, and the free-admission KL Art Gallery, and Merdeka Square. These attractions are usually busy during the June-August period. Kuching, just like Ampang, also has an array of historical landmarks and art galleries to explore when visiting with your family. You can never go wrong with charming Malaysia hotels like Puteri Wing - Riverside Majestic Hotel and The LimeTree Hotel. While here, you can browse paid landmarks such as The Brooke Gallery at Fort Margherita. Still, there are other free-entry attractions such as Sarawak Museum, and Urang Sarawak Exhibition, ideal for those traveling on a budget. Kuching is busiest between December and January.

The least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Malaysia is August. On average, it only costs €52 per night in the month of August. Conversely, the most expensive month to visit Malaysia is September.

As many would assume, more people stay in Kuala Lumpur than in any other city while visiting Malaysia.

Visiting and staying overnight in Sepang will cost you a premium compared to the rest of Malaysia. Expect to pay €68 per night, a rate that is about 102% more than the country’s average.

At just €8 per night, Malacca has hotel room rates that are 62% less than other cities in Malaysia.

There are 43,545 operators available for hotels in Malaysia as of November 2024.

Prices for hotels in Malaysia refresh daily.