Sama-Sama Express KLIA Terminal 2 - Airside Transit Hotel Reviews

Hotel was very convenient for the night layover we had. Staff were friendly, accommodating and able to answer our questions about certain things. It’s not far from the smoking area downstairs and it was very close to McDonald’s. Beds were comfortable and all needed amenities were in the room. My friend had a little grumble about the hairdryer when using it, it lasted for 3 minutes before turning off

In the past malaysain airlines had access to 3 terminals, recently when i visited, i came to know, now the access is only to terminals. i booked sama sama terminal 2. i went to sama sama express terminal 1. the CSO said the terminal 2 is like i have to clear immigration and go out, once i go out there it is not guaranteed they would allow me into the KLIA sama sama hotel as i am not asian traveller, as i was travelling with Malaysia airlines i might not be permitted into that hotel. I had to pay extra $110 to already paid $132 (AUD) for 12 hrs booking. when you have 3 terminals and all the names are same in two different terminals is confusing then even in trivago there was no mention about this and i was not having pleasant experience, and i dont know whom to blame, malaysian air port authorities, sama sama hotels or Trivago or myself.

Amazing place to sleep during transit. Highly recommended, very peaceful and comfortable.

Please be aware, not accessible if your next flight is not an international flight. You will not be able to go through the custom.

Very helpful and understanding staff…

Nice to stay for one night in the airport for short rest. Great!

when you want to pick up your suitcase on the belt, you have to go through immigration, after that there is no more hotel entrance and you are not allowed to go through immigration again and your money is lost

Good location, very convenient to reach the boarding gate, friendly staff. The room also not bad! Thank you

Stayed at the KLIA2 transit hotel (Sana Sama express) several times and if arriving after midnight for a 6 hour plus layover this option is ideal. A 12 hour taeiff cost about $80 AUD. Has ensuite bathroom, cable stations, quality furnishings and is extremely quite. It's as though the outside world ceases to exist once inside the room. By comparison, the Aerotel transit hotel @ Changi airport costs twice as much, is half the size, lacks a toilet/shower, has non adjustable air-conditioning, and isn't as well insulated.

Very good and convenient. It's in T2. ​​But if you don't have a ticket for the next leg, you still have to enter the country first and then come in.

Inside the Kuala Lumpur T2 terminal, for international transfer flights (luggage is directly checked in to the terminal), you can check in directly to the hotel without going through customs or filling in the entry card when transiting through Kuala Lumpur Airport✔️ However, the range of activities can only be within the terminal. If you pass customs, you cannot come back to check in✔️ The room is very clean! Private bathroom! The bed is very comfortable😌6 hours from the start of check-in, a comfortable sleep!!! The room has free coffee, mineral water and biscuits!!! Next to the hotel is McDonald's Burger King😋

It is a good choice for transit. The space is OK. There is no window and the exhaust fan is quite noisy. It is best to bring your own bath towel, their bath towels have yellow spots on them….. No need to leave the country, it is in international transfer. Need to check the air ticket.

The hotel is located in areas P and Q of the airport T2 restricted area. Outside the hotel is a restaurant area with McDonald's and Thai and Indian restaurants. The room is small and simple but clean. You can consider it as a T2 transit overnight for an early flight.

The location is too bad. You can't enter to pick up your luggage during transit. You can't enter even if you have your luggage. At first, I asked the staff if I could pick up my luggage and then check in. They said yes, but I found out that I had to check in my luggage before entering.