Embrace the Vibrancy of Malaysian Culture This Ramadan with Exclusive Stays and Culinary Delights at W Kuala Lumpur
By Editor_wr On Feb 28, 2025
W Kuala Lumpur, perfectly positioned just steps from the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, sets the stage for an unforgettable city escape infused with urban vibrancy. Beyond the hotel's playful blend of traditional and modern design, you'll find a dynamic dining scene, state-of-the-art leisure facilities, and chic rooms ideal for GCC travellers planning a last-minute Ramadan or Eid getaway. With exclusive stay experiences, sumptuous in-room suhoors, and a lavish Bazaar Malam dinner buffet, there's never been a better time to immerse yourself in a truly unique Malaysian retreat.
From the moment guests arrive, they're immersed in a world where tradition meets innovation with special touches like larger-than-life batik motifs, a tribute to the region's ancient artistry, and bamboo-inspired chandeliers. With 150 stylish rooms and suites, including two WOW Suites and the extravagant Extreme WOW Suite, every space is designed to reflect Kuala Lumpur's dynamic spirit.
The property also offers a world of sensory delights, thanks to its flawless synergy with the city's eclectic dining scene. Guests can gather around the table at FLOCK's Pan-Asian grill for a family-orientated meal. As the day melts into night, head to the Living Room for inventive beverages and lively conversation, or soak in the breathtaking skyline views at the WET Deck pool bar, ensuring every moment is a feast for the senses. If staying active is on the agenda, head to FIT on the 12th floor, a state-of-the-art fitness centre equipped with the latest Life Fitness gear.
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Give your Ramadan or Eid Al Fitr getaway an added wow factor by extending your stay at W Kuala Lumpur to three nights or more and enjoy 15% off. Make yourself at home in one of the property's spacious rooms, packed with top-notch amenities, and start each day on the right foot with a mouthwatering breakfast spread at FLOCK, W Kuala Lumpur's inviting all-day dining concept or soak up the sun at the picturesque WET Deck pool bar – the possibilities are endless!
When: Available on stays between now and June 30th
Offer: Enjoy 15% off stays of 3 nights or more
Daily breakfast at FLOCK
Promo Code: HL1
Crescent Escape
Add an extra touch of indulgence to your well-earned Ramadan escape with W Kuala Lumpur's Crescent Escape. Wake up to a sumptuous suhoor prepared by talented local chefs and delivered straight to your door, offering the chance to reflect and relax in the comfort and convenience of your own room. Once the sun sets over the city, guests can make your way to FLOCK for a celebratory Bazar Malam Dinner Buffet, featuring authentic street delicacies and plenty of sweet treats. Available on stays until March 31st, don't miss the chance to celebrate the holy month with world-class hospitality and a touch of Malaysian tradition.
When: Available on stays between now and March 31st
Offer: Daily in-room suhoor or breakfast at FLOCK
Bazar Malam Dinner Buffet at FLOCK
Promo Code: CUE
FLOCK
Perched on the 8th floor of W Kuala Lumpur, Flock bursts with vibrant Pan-Asian flavours served from an open kitchen that showcases culinary artistry at its finest. Beloved by local food enthusiasts, this lively all-day dining spot is the perfect place to gather with loved ones during Ramadan, fostering a warm sense of togetherness amidst stylish surroundings and bold, mouthwatering dishes.
Bazaar Malam Dinner Buffet
Immerse yourself in a sensory feast where bold spices, authentic street delicacies and
sweet treats collide this sacred season at FLOCK's Bazaar Malam Dinner Buffet. Brimming with variety, guests can load up your plate with the heartwarming richness of traditional Malaysian dishes, aromatic Pan-Asian creations, and Middle Eastern staples, promising something to tantalise every palate. Gather loved ones and step into an evening of culture, flavour, and celebration—where every dish tells a story.
When: Available between March 3rd and 31st from 6.30 pm onwards
Where: FLOCK
Offer: Dinner buffet with Pan-Asian, Middle Eastern, and local Malaysian cuisines
Price: MYR 278+ per adult; MYR 139+ per child
Marriott Bonvoy Exclusive: Redeem 11,980 points
Dining Promotion: Dine in from March 3rd to 9th and enjoy 20% off
*For reservations and more information, please call +60327868888 or WhatsApp at https://wa.link/p7fwv3
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