The Bed, KLCC

I stayed at The Bed KLCC in Kuala Lumpur for three nights and had a good experience. The location is excellent, right in the busy part of the city next to a 7 Eleven and only about a three minute walk from Bukit Nanas station. Suria KLCC shopping mall and KLCC Park are around 15 minutes away which makes it very convenient. The capsules were clean and comfortable and the shower room on the first floor was nice. They provide free breakfast but it is very basic. The staff were fairly nice and helpful. Overall it is a good place to stay if you want a central location at a reasonable price.

Its beside the klcc tower. Firstly i was excited looking the hostel environment but the room was so cool. The centre ac temperature was not good. I literally got cold so bad. And also the rooms seem so abnormal. The bed was not comfortable. I couldn’t sleep at all those 7 days. But the dining room games room was good. Its not cheap at all. They charged me $150 doller for 6 nights. The breakfast includes the price. Breakfast was good and buffet system. Unlimited coffee too. I like the bed but not the room at all. The washroom was super clean and so big. They have also changing room with hair dryer and iron. I saw 24/7 there was someone to clean the washroom. I love that. But the washroom was also so cool 🥶. Good for who needs clean washroom Oh and the most important thing. You cant make friends out there. The poeple come here mostly do work on laptop all day, do not want to socialise or talk. Too busy. And also i met a girl ill not tell who but she was from turkey living there for so long and she was very misogyny towards girls. She was always staring at people and was giving the judgemental look. 3 days later we had a conversation and i got know how much negative person she is. She said she dont like girls who go out after 7pm. And also she dont like girls or boys from asia. She completely a racist i have no doubt. And she made everyone uncomfortable, always talk about negative about people. Stay away from her if you meet her. I would never go to the bed if she is there

This place is really nice and feels quite luxurious. The washrooms are very tidy and upscale. The beds in my dorm are good as well. Good for 6ft person. Their lounge area is also top notch. The location is amazing as it is just a few minutes away from The Petronas and many other To - Visit Places. It was a good choice..

I’ve stayed here numerous times over 3 years on a visa run or just to hang out in KL to visit my friends. The fact that the property is running down in respects to the bidets not working and water damage on the ceilings on the shower would be notably dismissible were it not for the unpleasant attitude of the front desk clerk, Suan. I’ll say it here clearly that this company nor does this location have any repeat customer loyalty. It’s like you start all over on every visit. I needed to go to the restroom and Suan emphasized that the 200 mr be paid although my room was paid off and I offered to give her nearly 140 idr to hold. It wasn’t enough that I stay here a few times a year. That didn’t matter to her. She pointed me to the bathrooms outside of the building. Needless to say that I was disgusted. I have virtual clients who I have to teach and was looking to push their classes back to stay a couple more days inside of the capsule before getting a serviced apartment. Looked on both trip.com & booking.com for pricing. Came to ask Suan for a price that would compliment the pricing of the booking services and she greeted me as if I’d seen her all night (serious attitude) saying that it’s impossible for her to honor the price and allow me to pay for the room directly. Maybe she hates me for some reason, maybe she hates her job but this is an unacceptable way to treat a customer who’s been coming to this establishment for nearly 3 years. I don’t recommend staying here if you’re going to be treated as if your reasonable questions offend the staff. You can get a serviced apartment in the area for the same price or less.

The Bed KLCC is a super modern and very well-located hostel. Breakfast is included, and the chill area is really relaxed – it even has an arcade machine with over 150 retro games, including Street Fighter, which was a fun surprise! I stayed in the dorms with side-entry pods, and the room was spacious, well air-conditioned, and had a stylish, modern interior. One thing I didn’t love: the privacy screens on the pods are see-through. My suggestion to the hostel – please replace them with proper, solid black curtains. It would make a big difference in terms of privacy, which is important to me when staying in dorms. Aside from that, it’s truly a great hostel and I would definitely recommend it!

Room size did not match the description, the floor was sticky, and towel supply was inadequate. These issues affected the overall comfort of the stay. Improvement in cleanliness and guest preparation is needed.

This place is great for only a few days stay, right in the middle of the city very convenient location. The amenities weren’t good, the breakfast seemed to be an after thought and very limited. They served mayo on pasta and my friend got sick from eating it. But overall the experience was good. For a hostel extremely clean and quiet

Not for Everyone – A Unique Experience in a City-Center Capsule HostelThis was my first time staying in a capsule-style hostel, and overall, it was an *interesting* experience.The location is good—right in the city center of Kuala Lumpur—but keep in mind that it’s not close to the airport (about four tolls away), so it’s better suited for city exploration rather than quick layovers.My room was a small single with no windows. There was a sink inside, but it didn’t work, and there was no way to control the air conditioning. Cold air constantly blew through a ceiling vent you couldn't reach, and it made the room quite chilly at night. You’re not allowed to bring food or drinks into the room—which I understand—but I do wish I could have kept water with me at night.The breakfast made me sick on the first day, so I didn’t eat it again. You’re also only given *one towel for your entire stay*, with no face towel. The bathrooms and toilets are shared and located next to my room. While they were cleaned daily (which I appreciated), they reused the same wet towel on the bathroom floor, and there were no paper towels to dry your hands.Noise was a big issue during my stay. Despite signs asking guests to be quiet, people constantly came and went loudly, especially around my room, and the lounge area was often full of people speaking loudly as well. You have to remove your shoes and wear indoor slippers in the lounge, and store your shoes in a box outside your room—which I wasn’t used to, but I now realize is part of hostel culture.If you don’t mind tight spaces (you can touch both walls with your arms stretched out), a shared bathroom, minimal privacy, and a loud environment, this might be a good budget choice. There is good storage space, a small desk and table, and the concept could work well for someone with a short stopover or on a tight budget.But if you're looking for comfort, quiet, and personal space—this may not be the right fit.