Asia Pacific's Largest Marriott Executive Apartments Opens In KL
'We are excited to bring Marriott Executive Apartments to Kuala Lumpur, our second in Malaysia and the biggest in Asia Pacific excluding China, offering a new standard in apartment-style living, for both short and long-term stays,' said Ramesh Jackson, Regional Vice President, Malaysia & Indonesia, Marriott International. 'This property is designed to provide our guests with the best of both worlds – the comfort and privacy of well-appointed accommodations and the warm hospitality and personalised service that is the hallmark of Marriott brands.'
Prime Location In The Heart Of KL
Set against the dynamic backdrop of Kuala Lumpur and framed by the iconic city skyline, the property enjoys a prestigious location just steps from the lush greenery of KLCC Park. Guests are effortlessly connected to the city's most celebrated landmarks, including the world-renowned Petronas Twin Towers and Suria KLCC, where luxury shopping and premier entertainment converge.
Business travellers will appreciate the close proximity to the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, while leisure seekers can explore the lively streets of Bukit Bintang, Jalan Changkat, and Jalan Alor, famous for their dynamic nightlife and tantalising street food. With direct access to Suria KLCC LRT Station, Conlay MRT Station, and major expressways, every corner of the city is within easy reach.
Sophisticated Accommodations
Designed for comfort and productivity, each apartment is thoughtfully furnished – featuring a residential-style kitchen, dedicated living and dining areas, in-room washer and dryer facilities, and more. Here, guests can experience the comfort of home, enhanced by the services of a world-class hotel brand.
Guests can choose from a selection of accommodation options:
Studio with 1 King Bed – KLCC Park view (48 sqm)
KLCC Park view (48 sqm) One-Bedroom Apartments (65 – 91 sqm) with choices of city, hill, or KLCC Park views.
with choices of city, hill, or KLCC Park views. Two-Bedroom Apartments (87 – 104 sqm) – Ideal for families or groups, complete with a spacious living area.
Ideal for families or groups, complete with a spacious living area. Three-Bedroom Apartments (139 sqm) – Offering expansive views of the city and ample space for a truly comfortable stay.
Exceptional Amenities & Thoughtful Services
Marriott Executive Apartments Kuala Lumpur provides comfortable accommodations with amenities that create a sense of community. The Bistro Kia Peng restaurant serves modern Malaysian food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The hotel has event spaces, including a rooftop venue with city views, suitable for both personal celebrations and business meetings.
Wellness is seamlessly integrated into daily life with a 24/7 fitness centre and a tranquil lap pool, complemented by a dedicated playroom and kids' splash zone for family-friendly enjoyment. A team of seasoned professionals at the 24-hour front desk and concierge service ensure personalised assistance at every turn, from travel arrangements to insider recommendations, making every stay well taken care of.
'We look forward to welcome and take care of our guests, providing a memorable stay. Our spacious suites and stylish social spaces invite you to reconnect, recharge, and feel at home whether for a weekend or an extended stay,' added Grant Young, General Manager, Marriott Executive Apartments Kuala Lumpur.
Visit Marriott Executive Apartments Kuala Lumpur's website for more.
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