Summary
- The Federal Kuala Lumpur has reopened with 150 refurbished guestrooms.
- The historic hotel first opened in August 1957, ahead of Merdeka.
- Refurbishment preserves key heritage features while adding modern comforts.
- Malaysian residents can book reopening stays from RM368 nett per night.
KUALA LUMPUR, August 29 — The Federal Kuala Lumpur has reopened in Bukit Bintang with 150 refurbished guestrooms and renewed social and retail spaces.
First opened in August 1957, the landmark was Malaysia’s first international-class hotel. The refurbishment introduces contemporary rooms while preserving key architectural elements.
Including its façade and original white marble lions. Sustainability measures have also been incorporated into the refreshed guest experience.
To mark the reopening, Malaysian residents can book the Rediscover Federal Package from RM368 nett per night, including buffet breakfast, for stays until Nov 30, 2026.
