Swing & Pillow @ KL Pekeliling Reviews

Filtered and said it has free parking. reached and it did not exist. towels are not clean.

Tempahan for temujanji tawakkal sgt dekat n menjimatkan. Kemudahan lengkap berdekatan dgn byk kemudahan asas yg lain. Hotel pon sgt ok cuma lupa requst grandfloor dah kena naik tangga … blh tempah lagi….

pros: 10 mins walk to titiwangsa station clean room (but slight bed sheet stain) clean air and cool air con good service attitude free water refill cons: air con leaking (doesn’t affect stay much) room service not available even though personally requested due to lack of cleaning staff shampoo bottles were 20% full, dusty toothbrush packs and toilet rolls weak wi-fi connection toilet leaves much to be desired due to stained walls and poor amenities, but water pump was ok. overall, it was worth it for the price. but if you’re a solo female traveller you might want to re-think about getting from the titiwangsa station to the hotel as it’s quite dark w homeless people and many male foreigners around, such as taking Grab to and fro.

I stayed there twice … it’s nearby tawakkal kpj hospital… around many restaurants… titiwangsa lrt and mrt on walking distance… budgeted hotel … peace and clam place for staying

Thanks for the good service, I like those nearby food shop,,, Until then ,,,,

There was spark coming from mcb near the door and when i call the recption they mention they will send someone but none came and it was not even fixed as it mid night 2am

Accommodations that are affordable for short stays and have many conveniences nearby.

Good location and service. Will come again in my future travelling trip.

toilet is not working whater not pushing down

clean room, clean toilet, close to 24 hour restaurant. there is an ATM nearby.

Good and best

The hotel is just nice...swing and pillow is more of a choice for staying overnight than the "oyo" hotel...because it's cleaner and more comfortable

Very bad, lying about the address is almost like a scammer

Very good, clean and good service