This food is crab!
So there we are, in the capital of Malaysia. Think Kuala Lumpur (KL for short), think Petronas Twin Towers, one of the tallest buildings in the world and a famous land-mark of south-east Asia. Apart from that, KL is known for great food and one of the cheapest five star hotels in the world. We couldn't miss that chance and decided have a proper rest(after 24 hours of travelling, you can probably imagine why) at one of those fancy hotels.
So, we've booked a night in a Renaissance Hotel, a pretty decent lay-down in the area called 'Golden Triangle' - that's basically where the towers are. One of the best features of the hotel, was the view from our room. Huge windows revealed an impressive, panoramic picture of the city skyline, including the aformentioned towers.
As for getting there, it was easy enough. After 30-mminute ride in an express train from the airport, we were pleasantly surprised to see a taxi-window where you can get a taxi for a decent, flat fee. 15 minutes and around 2£ later we were already in the hotel.
Obviously, a high-class five star hotel with a huge reception, separate ballroom and almost antique decor(in a good, fashionable sense I guess), might not be the first choice for a group of backpackers. We have only took it for one night and decided to find something more down-to-earth after a proper rest...
