Hotel 28 Chow Kit Kuala Lumpur

The corner rooms at this hotel seem to offer a better experience compared to the middle rooms, especially in terms of bathroom quality. My room, 304, has a bathroom that appears rusty and slightly unclean, whereas my little sister's room, 306, boasts a larger, newer-looking bathroom. While the hotel itself may not meet high expectations, we absolutely love the location—it's conveniently close to Chow Kit, which my mum adores, and near Rosdet Tomyam, a perfect spot for dinner. Don't miss out on trying the Vietnamese coffee there. There is parking available next to the hotel, but remember to inform the receptionist each time you leave to avoid being charged the normal rate. On a positive note, I really love the TV in my room—it's brand new and adds to the comfort of the stay. For breakfast, we head to a Malay Kelate shop behind the hotel called Restoran MZ Darul Naim. I highly recommend trying their nasi dagang—it's delicious and very affordable. Also, don't miss their kek sarang semut; it's delightful. However, I'd suggest skipping the nasi lemak and karipap. According to my dad, this hotel is the best option in the area compared to others like those on Jalan Raja Bot. Alternatively, you might consider Tamu Hotel. For the Chow Kit area, we'll stick with this hotel or Tamu Hotel.

Dusty on wall and upperside much Have some smoking smell but window openable so still in acceptable conditions

Its location is convenient to shops, markets and public transport. Friendly staff and good service. Easy to find with landmarks.