Travelogue
Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
BookIf you are already outside and cannot see us, the important thing is that we are up the stairs, not at street level.
Reception Upstairs ↑
Open in Google MapsWondering what is around us rather than how to reach us? That is the location page.
The rail part is straightforward. The last hundred metres is the part worth reading, and it is the second paragraph of each of these.
KLIA Express or KLIA Transit from either terminal to KL Sentral, which is the interchange everything in Kuala Lumpur runs through. From KL Sentral the monorail goes to Bukit Bintang without changing again, and Bukit Bintang is the street the hostel is on.
Bukit Bintang station is on the MRT Kajang line, the one that runs across the middle of the city, and it comes out onto Jalan Bukit Bintang itself.
Come out at Pintu F. The pillar above it says Entrance F in a large letter, and it puts you on the street the hostel is on.
Bukit Bintang monorail station is on the same street, on the elevated line that runs down to KL Sentral.
The stop is Bukit Bintang, signed Bukit Bintang / Sungei Wang, and it is the one to get off at. Down to street level and you are on Jalan Bukit Bintang.
Set the destination to Travelogue Guesthouse, Jalan Bukit Bintang. The pin in the map below is the same one the app uses, so if the driver asks, showing them this page is enough.
A car can pull up at the door. Drivers take the map pin straight there and there is nothing to explain.
Street, sign, stairs, desk. Four photographs beat any amount of writing when somebody is standing outside at eleven at night.
The yellow door, with a Starbucks beside it. If you are level with the Starbucks you are level with us.
The lit sign hangs out over the pavement and the arrow on it points at the door.
Through the door, past the boards on both walls, and up. There is no lift and no reception at street level.
The glass door at the top. Somebody is behind it through the day and the evening.
Reception Upstairs ↑
Arriving before check in is normal and it is not a problem. Neither is arriving at two in the morning.
Reception is upstairs and somebody is there through the day and the evening.
If your flight lands in the morning, drop your bag at reception and go out. You do not have to sit in a lobby until two.
And you can leave your luggage at reception afterwards. Guests on a late flight do this most days.
Message reception on WhatsApp. Somebody will tell you which door, which is faster than any instruction written in advance.
