KL Sentral

KLIA express from KLIA to City central the best way to get to the city. The years of using cabs or being driven and feeling the traffic pain. So glad there’s this option and even better when I get the VIP service which means ticket, porter service, priority seating and car transfer direct to hotel or residence are included.
5 stars!
Update. Since the new year the price did go up for same service. Quick tip, watch out for certain shady blue cab driver at kl sentral, especially if you’re a foreigner and you get in at midnite. Yes there’s a surcharge after midnight however it shouldn’t be double what you normally pay. I got conned by one. I should’ve stuck with über.

KL Sentral is the «Central Station» of Kuala Lumpur. It is the central transportation hub for this city as the KTM, LRT and KLIA Ekspres/​Transit train services all have stops at this station. There is also a Monorail station in close proximity to KL Sentral. You do need to go through Nu Sentral, which is the shopping mall attached to KL Sentral to get to it.
Although there are many train services here, KL Sentral is quite easy to navigate and traveler friendly. The train services at KL Sentral all have entrances that are practically next to each other. No need to go to a different floor or walk down a long passageway.
KL Sentral is also convenient as it has many eateries and convenience stores within the terminal. There is a food court and a McDonald’s near the train station entrances. And if you walk up to the next floor and add the shopping and restaurant options at Nu Sentral, you have plentiful places to spend your time at or near the station.
In addition to the train services here, KL Sentral has a lot of cabs to get around the city using. To avoid getting gauged by taxi drivers who refuse to turn on the taxi meters, I would recommend buying a taxi coupon to where you need to go. There are taxi counters inside the terminal in which you can buy this.
During my trip to KL, I visited this station at least once everyday. Although it can get crowded, I didn’t feel the same level of anxiety as I did when going through Tokyo Station in Tokyo later in the trip. I think this has to do with the layout of KL Sentral being so easy to figure out. I really like KL Sentral as it made traveling around KL a breeze.

Riesiges Einkaufszentrum direkt an der Central Station. Hier findet man auf vielen Ebenen viele Markenläden und Restaurants. Die Artikel sind etwas günstiger als in Deutschland und handeln ist hier ehern nicht angebracht. Dafür ist die Ware echt und hat Qualität. Einen Victoria Secret Laden gibt es hier übrigens auch. Dieser hat Parfum, Lotions und Taschen.

As the name suggest, it’s very much the central of K.L. and this would be one of the biggest public transport hub in K.L.
The connection point to monorail, KTM, ETS, LRT, KLIA Express, city and express buses and yes, cabs too. With the new addition of the connected Nu Sentral Mall, the level of convenience has substantially been increased. It might not be the best mall ever, but now that so many things are connected, it is really just so convenient.
Apart from the malls and public transport access, you can also easily get to a number of hotels from K.L. Sentral, and amongst them would be the Hilton, Le Meridien and Aloft.
Via the monorail, getting to the Bukit Bintang is also a breeze, which sometimes is even faster than driving there as Bukit Bintang is known for the hectic traffic even during weekdays.

KL Sentral is the transport hub in the heart of the city which connects you to other parts of the city with the Light Railway or Monorail (via NU Sentral) and to the airport with either KLIA Transit or KLIA Express, making it very convenient for travellers. For Malaysia Airlines Traveller, you can even check in at the in-​town check in counters near the KLIA express counter, that’s how convenient it is. For the rest of the airlines, I am afraid you have to to to the airport, either KLIA or KLIA2 to check in, be sure to check which terminal your airline is departing from.
Kl Sentral has malls and decent hotels nearby so if you are the sort of traveller that like convenience, so check them out and don’t forget about trying out the local food around the vicinity.
Overall, I am impressed with how this place works, hopefully some improvements can be to make it even more commuters friendly for all.

To Everyone, KL Sentral might be just an ordinary transport LRT station but to me it’s more than just that, is something that I cherish. I guess probably I was working around here and I needed this train. It’s probably my only option through here. If you need to know is that, their transportation are linked to everywhere in the city. KL central aren’t just any normal LRT Station, you could find all sorts of Transportation like Monorial, KTM, LRT, taxi and busses to KLIA Airport.
I definitely love this public transport station it makes everything much more easier and you can always count on retails around here. It’s so diverse, you can literally find everything here, there even a mall right beside them. You might get lost as numerous people walking in and out around this station, would be extremely rowdy but However, you’re able to witness incredible mixed combination of Malaysia!!!
You have lot’s of fun in Malaysia and here is a spot that you will never miss.

If you are ever in this train station, take a moment and observe the melting pot culture of this place. Hundreds if not thousands of people of different nationalities whiz in and out of this centre. It’s truly amazing. It makes you feel like, you are in a whole different country.
Everyone is at a fast pace, going through here — so do keep up the pace — don’t be in a way of someone else or walking too slowly. There’s always someone trying to catch a bus, or a train or the next flight out. Be considerate. Especially when you are on the escalators, step aside to the left to allow people to get pass.
If you are looking for quick bites before your travels, you are spoilt for choice. There’s Kenny Rogers, Kiliney Kopitiam, Mcdonalds, Subway, Chicken Rice Shop, Coffee Bean, Kelantan Delights, Secret Recipe. you know you get the picture. But if you are still not impressed, just head over to Nu Sentral’s fourth floor to find more choices, Nu Sentral also have their own food court!

I’m really proud of KL Sentral after traveling and compare our train transit central with other countries. Although ours is not very big and new but ours is really location strategical and convenient. In fact, I like it because it’s not very big so I no need to walk too far from one transit to another.
KL Sentral not only provide you the transit change of KTM, LRT, KLIA Express and Monorail, but there are also have a lots of good foods, telecommunication provider, hair salons, currency exchange, taxi and public bus services. It’s also near to the famous Hilton and Meridian hotels which only require few foot steps of walking distance to reach there. Recently, we even have a new shopping mall named Nusentral which attached to Kl Sentral.
It’s not only a place for you to change train and go. To me, KL Sentral is a new lifestyle where we can come here for lunch or dinner, go for movie and shopping without worry of traffic jam or expensive parking fees.

Because I don’t have a car (yet), I depend very heavily on public transport.
From KL Sentral, you can literally reach almost anywhere in KL and some places outside KL. But most importantly, I can reach most shopping malls in KL relatively easily (heh-​heh).
I usually go to Times Square and the Bukit Bintang area using the monorail which is conveniently connected through Nu Sentral, which is an extension of KL sentral.
KLCC can also be reached by going on the LRT. Midvalley, on the other hand is just a station away using the KTM.
Pros, no need to find parking and no getting stuck in the jam.
Also, one reason why KL Sentral is awesome is because it houses the ETS train service. ETS is a train service from KL Sentral up to Ipoh and my hometown is along the way. I much prefer using the train than the bus because it’s just a 2-​hour traveling time and no jam!
Not to forget, KL Sentral is the central hub for RapidKL buses and also a gateway to KLIA.
I’m grateful that I’m still able to get around KL easily without having the depend on a car. Although I do hope the bus system would improve (frequency — wise).

This is like a connecting hut to everywhere you wish to go in KL, or even to the airport.
I frequent this place during my high school days because my dad was part of the contractor to build this place. I didn’t know it turned out to be such an important spot in less than 10 years!
I love how all the public transports are interconnected, be it the LRT, star LRT, monorail, KTM and KLIA express, they are so accessible and only within walking distance :) There are quite a number of hotels opposite the station and this helped tourist or the hotel patrons reduce the hassle of getting public transport in town. Taxis are like a hand wave’s away if you need them any time.
There are also many food choices available and apart from attracting the tourist to this place, even the locals who work near the station can drop by to have lunch. What’s more? Attached to this station was a shopping mall called NU sentral, where it’s super convenient for everyone to get what they want. There are so many food choices available there.
This is so far the greatest and smartest invention for the city! :)

Though out my life I can say that I’m very spoiled or put it in a better way, I’m blessed. I hardly need to take public transport to places. I’ve only taken public transport a few times when I was younger also for the sake of going out with friends (during secondary school).
I’ve never been to KL Sentral until I started working. During my past employment, I came here once because of company’s function and the reason I’m here was to have McDonald’s breakfast. ;p
However, now I’m not that blessed anymore. From a place that I hardly need to come became my everyday destination. Ever since I work here, I started taking public transport more frequently (because the parking here is overly EXPENSIVE!) *sad*. I finally realize the convenience of public transport.
KL Sentral is the central hub for people to travel using public transport. From here, you can link to all the public transport available. For instance from KL Sentral, you can take KTM commuter, LRT (light rail transport), Monorail, bus or taxi into the city or outstation. There’s also KLIA express that brings you to KLIA, our international airport.
KL Sentral not only link people to all the public transport available, they also houses quite a number of restaurants, eatery and café. Most people working around this area will come here for lunch during lunch time. Even my friend who work a few train station away will sometimes purposely take a train over here for lunch because of the variety of food they have here.
I never realize the goodness of this place up until I started working here. Although I have to take public transport more frequently now, I think I’m blessed to discover this place and surrounded by so many good food!

A central station for Kuala Lumpur, i must say this station is has a good services and well-​planned. Located at strategic place, KL sentral become a transit for KLIA express, KTM, Rapid KL, and also Monorail.
Since it becomes central station, large space and well-​established facilities are needed.
The restaurant and coffee shop in this station, is a good places to hang out for people who are waiting for the train.
This station are usually crowded after working hours — 5−7pm. The new mall built connected with the station made the station become more crowded.

What can I see about KL Sentral is that it’s one of the biggest mall and train station at the same time. You have three different train options in here and in the same time you are inside the mall so you don’t even have to go inside to get some food or do some shopping.
Right in front of it you have the amazing A loft hotel, so if you step outside you will see that KL Sentral it’s absolutely close to anything and everything. I love the fact that it’s so close to a very popular area so I always used the station to connect to different parts of the city from where I live.
It’s very busy during lunchtime (I’ve never seen so many people in one place at the same time) so if you ever plan to travel anywhere during lunch hours do plan in advance because you may wait in line for even passing through the gates to the trains.

KL Sentral is the place you will get to for sure once you arrive to Malaysia! You can use KLIA express to get there, if you are in Malaysia then you know that this is the central station where LRT and Monorail meet. for me it’s always my transit station!
There are a lot of things to do in KL Sentral, you have the fast food store from Burger King, McDonalds and kFC to some sweets shops! this place is super crowded and always has some singer somewhere which brings life into this station :)

Ever since I started working a few years back, taking the public transport seems like a compulsory choice for transport if you’re required to work at numerous (random at times) locations in KL. KL Sentral has got to be the most centrally and strategically located stations in KL which is also the hub for all available public transportation known to Malaysians. To name a few, KL Sentral is also a designated hub for LRT, KTM, Rapid Bus, KLIA express train and etc.
This has got to be my preferred public transport station as this is the main interchange station for people to transition between different lines (LRT, Monorail or KTM). I personally have a lot of mixed memories in this place (combination of fun, happy and sad).
Whether you’re a Malaysian or even a tourist in KL, you are bound to visit this station and have fun while you’re here, experienced the diversity and culture that this country has to offer, and there’s a shopping mall, NuSentral which is also connected to this station. Have fun exploring Malaysia!

KL Sentral is always the place I will visit when I was a student. Because everytime when I am going back to hometown, I would need to come KL Sentral taking bus to airport.
Initially, I thought KL Sentral is same as the Kuala Lumpur station, and it is the center of KL. After a year later, I only realized I was wrong. The reason why KL Sentral is the sentral, is because this is the hub that consists almost every types of public transport in KL. For example, bus to airport, KLIA/​KLIA 2 transist, LRT, KTM and monorail interchange, ERL and more. It is easy to access and this is the place you can do all the interchange.
Besides, there are shops in KL Sentral. You can have your meal when waiting for your bus/​train to depart. And maybe you would like to do some shopping, KL Sentral also has some retails shops.
By the way, if you would like to take taxi at KL Sentral, I recommended you to go the 1^st floor fixed rate taxi. The one at basement, those taxi driver will quote you price and it is double or triple the price compare to the fixed rate. In short, KL Sentral is one of the center hub of public transport. Remember my advice, if you need to take taxi, go to fixed rate!

For some people KL Sentral is just a transportation hub but not for me. It’s some kind of sacred place for me as I always travel here and there by using public transports (metro commonly). Though I spend my times more than a decade here in KL, I still can’t remember all the streets and passages.
This is the main hub of everything that could bring you everywhere. Plus, they got so many facilities that user-​friendly. Highly-​secured lockers to keep the visitor’s belonging safe, various types of food franchises. It’s located next to the Hilton KL.

An interchange station for buses, KTMs, LRT Kelana Jaya and Monorails. Almost all in one (almost because LRT STAR Ampang doesn’t included here –LOL) Most of the time, this station will be pack with the crowd, as there’s many fast food restaurants such as KFC and McD, convenience shops like 7-​Eleven, News, there’s even Guardian here!
Plus, there’s another brand new open shopping mall: NU Central which make the crowd becomes even more. But worry less, the service here are tip top! (except maybe for KFC and McD because of too many people!) Everything else — buying the tickets, reloading your TNG/​Rapid, wait and getting into the trains (except KTM — lols), everything here is fast!
Well, I always come here by trains, so I’m not so sure about car parking here. Hope this will help at least a little bit!
Operating hours: 6.00am — 12.30am