The entire Kuala Lumpur City Centre development and Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur is built on an area that used to house the city’s only horse racing track

Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur is closest hotel to the Petronas Twin Towers, offering spectacular views of the magnificent buildings

There are in total 297 pieces of original artwork pieces throughout the hotel, reflecting the country’s local cultures and traditions

Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur’s Grand Ballroom is the largest ballroom in the city with exterior windows which allows for streams of natural daylight

An orchid always accompanies guests’ baskets of freshly laundered clothes

Guests’ names are embroidered on pillowcases and slippers, and a aromatherapy bath is arranged for guests on a romantic rendezvous at the hotel

Embroidered bathrobe with guests’ name are presented to regular hotel guests (50 visits and above)

A pair of gold tip chopsticks engraved with the name of regular diners are presented on the dining table each time he/she dines at Lai Po Heen Cantonese Restaurant

An exclusive personalized tea cosy is prepared for regular guests at Lounge on the Park. Guests’ names are embroidered in gold thread, and set for his/her pleasure during each visit

Special blended Oriental Tea Gift (Chinese tea packets) is presented to guests upon settlement of dining charges, as a token of appreciation at Lai Po Heen Cantonese restaurant

Exclusive Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur soft toy is presented to children below six years, with freshly baked cookies and milk as a welcome amenity

Taller guests will be delighted with Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur’s specially carpented beds (available upon request), made specifically to suit guests with a little more height