Everything you need for a wonderful trip to Kuala Lumpur
The wedding venue is at The Estate on Federal Hill in Bukit Damansara. These hotels are all a short Grab ride away.
KL Sentral · ~1.5 km from venue
Ultra-luxury hotel with butler service and a lavish spa — one of the finest addresses in KL.
Damansara Heights · ~1.7 km from venue
French-accented 5-star hotel with a Turkish hammam spa — the nearest quality hotel to the venue.
KL Sentral · ~1.4 km from venue
Polished 5-star hotel connected to KL Sentral transport hub with excellent on-site dining.
KL Sentral · next to transit hub
Award-winning hotel with a rooftop pool and direct 28-minute train to KLIA airport.
Brickfields / KL Sentral
Trendy, design-forward hotel with a lively lobby bar, rooftop pool, and a younger vibe.
Chow Kit · ~3-4 km from venue
Clean, reliable, no-frills hotel from a trusted brand — close to monorail and bus stops.
Rates range from roughly ~$35–220 USD/night depending on the hotel. A tourist tax of RM 10 (~$2) per room per night applies for foreign guests.
A relaxed itinerary for wedding guests — plenty of sightseeing with built-in downtime for the tropical heat.
Head there early to beat the heat and crowds. Climb the famous 272 rainbow-colored steps to the Hindu temple inside the limestone caves. Allow 1.5–2 hours.
A cool, shady walk through KL's green lung — right next to the venue area in Bukit Damansara.
In Damansara Utama (~10 min from venue). Famous for its nasi lemak with incredibly crispy fried chicken — widely considered the best in KL.
Head back to the hotel. KL is hot and humid — downtime is essential! If you have energy, visit the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia (near the Botanical Gardens, air-conditioned, ~1.5 hours).
KL's legendary food street comes alive after dark. Must-tries: satay, BBQ chicken wings at Wong Ah Wah, grilled stingray, and cendol (shaved ice with coconut milk and palm sugar).
Stroll through KL's glitzy shopping and entertainment district. Check out Pavilion KL for a taste of the city's modern side.
Book Skybridge & Observation Deck tickets online in advance (they sell out!). The towers are spectacular from below too — explore KLCC Park and the fountains.
KL's historic heart where independence was declared in 1957. See the stunning Sultan Abdul Samad Building, then browse Central Market for batik, crafts, and souvenirs.
Grab a roti canai and teh tarik at any nearby mamak stall, or try Chocha Foodstore in Chinatown for modern Malaysian-fusion small plates.
Head back to your hotel to freshen up and get ready for the big celebration!
The Estate on Federal Hill, 333 Jalan Damansara. Ceremony at 5:00 PM, reception at 5:30 PM. See you there!
The nearest nightlife neighborhood to the venue. Try Coley cocktail bar or the rooftop bars along Jalan Telawi.
Download the Grab app (SE Asia's Uber). Most rides within the city are RM 10–25 (~$2–6 USD). Super easy and affordable.
KL is hot year-round (30–35°C / 86–95°F) with high humidity. Stay hydrated and plan indoor breaks during the afternoon.
Malaysian Ringgit (MYR/RM). Roughly RM 3.9 = $1 USD. Cards are widely accepted; ATMs everywhere.
Dress modestly when visiting mosques or temples (cover shoulders and knees). Casual is fine everywhere else.