Chinatown: The Heritage Station Hotel

Hostelworld Description

The Heritage Station Hotel located at the Kuala Lumpur Train Station is the beginning of the Historical Row in Kuala Lumpur. The building was designed by Mr. A.B. Hubback, a British Architect, and was operational since 1 August 1910. It has since been gazette as a Heritage Building and much of the building retains its Colonial Charm. You can experience the lure of yesteryears as you step into our hotel, in part due to its classical ‘Neo-Moorish’ Design. You can also take a ride in one of the oldest elevators in Kuala Lumpur, part of our ongoing preservation projects in the Hotel. We are a basic, no frills budget hotel, trying to preserve the nostalgic era of Kuala Lumpur in its early phases.

From our Hotel, you can have convenient access to Chinatown (Petaling Street), Little India (Brickfields), Central Market, Little India, National Mosque, Islamic Arts Museum, Tun Abdul Razak Memorial, National Planetarium, Lake Gardens, Hibiscus Gardens, Bird Park, Orchid Garden, Textile Museum, Natural History Museum, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Merdeka Square, Royal Selangor Club, Masjid Jamek, all within 7 km radius by foot.

With the Komuter Station inside the Train Station, you can access sites like KL Sentral (1 stop), Mid Valley Megamall (2 stops), Port Klang, Seremban, Rawang and Sentul. Other Transportations include Rapid KL (Putra Line - Pasar Seni Station) as well as the Rapid KL (Ampang Line - Masjid Jamek Station) servicing other parts of Kuala Lumpur like Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC - 15 minutes).

Outside our hotel we have the convenience of express bus services by NICE (Executive Coach) servicing routes to Penang and Singapore as well as PLUSLINER, servicing major cities within Peninsular Malaysia.