The Kuala Lumpur city centre is divided into numerous sections – its main hub encompasses the Bukit Bintang, KLCC and Chinatown quadrants. Bukit Bintang and KLCC are upscale districts with the most upmarket hotels as well as eateries and shopping malls. Chinatown is best known for Petaling Street, which plays host to a flea market with vendors retailing fake designer goods as well as fruits and local specialties. These areas are well served by numerous public transportation services including MRT, LRT, bus and taxi services – it all depends on where you’re staying and going. Beyond the main city centre limits are the Bangsar, Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam, Subang suburbs as well as other areas. In 2010 the World Tourism Organization ranked KL as the fifth most visited city in the world and due to its increased fame, the city is awash with accommodation options.
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▷ Featuring four award-winning restaurants, the five-star Sheraton Imperial – located in the KL city centre – boasts 385 elegant rooms and suites.
▷ The newly renovated five-star Grand Milleninium – situated in the middle of Bukit Bintang – has 469 rooms equipped with high-speed internet access.
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