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wolfyy’s Kuala Lumpur gay travel guide to hotels, things to do, restaurants, gay bars, saunas, & LGBT safety.

The Gay Travel Experience: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur was one of the most memorable travel experiences of my life. I will never forget the nightly prayer calls while strolling the city’s downtown, my stunningly cheap luxury accommodations, and the spiciest food I’ve ever eaten!

Gay culture in Malaysia is almost non-existent. However, Kuala Lumpur is in fact home to a gay bar! This is quite surprising for many travelers to learn given that Malaysia’s government is strictly against homosexuality.

Malaysian government officials have made disheartening statements regarding homosexuality in recent years. Without a doubt, I recommend visiting this amazing city, but make sure to read the gay safety section below.

A cultural melting pot , Kuala Lumpur has strong influences from Indian and Chinese culture, similar to the Malaysian island of Penang . These cultures mesh flawlessly with Malay society (it wasn’t always this way!).

No matter the cultural background, everyone here is friendly. Taxi drivers love to learn about tourists and give them travel recommendations.

Is Kuala Lumpur Safe for Gay Travelers?

Most importantly, you must remember that Malaysia is a strict Muslim country and the government is extremely conservative. In all official capacities, Malaysia is not gay-friendly.

This does not mean that Malaysia isn’t safe for gay travelers though. In fact, I highly recommend seeing the wonderful culture Malaysia offers.

Gay travelers in Kuala Lumpur cannot act as freely as they could in many western cities. Even though you may see hundreds of western ex-pats, you should still abide by the local customs.

Same-sex public affection would surely attract negative attention. Other than that, as long as you keep to yourself, there is nothing to worry about in my opinion. I recommend following these LGBT travel safety tips as well.

Gay Kuala Lumpur: Hotels & Where to Stay

The best vacation apartment rental I have ever stayed in was right here in Kuala Lumpur, and I’m not exaggerating!

Two infinity pools, a steam room, a rooftop gym, a sky lounge, a café and breakfast restaurant, a carport, and wi-fi throughout the building were just some of the perks. And the price? Less than $35 USD per night.

Luxury Kuala Lumpur apartment rentals like this are just outside the center of the city in neighborhoods like Bukit Bintang  and Imbi . Many of the new towers here are serviced apartments popular with ex-pat workers.

Traditional Kuala Lumpur hotels  are mostly in the city center and closer to the Petronas Towers . This area is just as great.

Staying in the exact city center of Kuala Lumpur is not so necessary since taxi rides are so incredibly cheap that you can ride anywhere in the city for less than $5 USD.

Any accommodation that’s within a 15-minute drive from the Petronas Towers will be perfect. With plentiful inexpensive accommodations, you should choose a place to stay based on the quality and especially the amenities offered.

Kuala Lumpur Hotels I Recommend

Here are a few awesomely luxurious hotels and rental residences in Kuala Lumpur that are highly rated and perfectly located for exploring the best of the city.

Star Residences KLCC

The RuMa Hotel and Residences

EQ Kuala Lumpur

Kuala lumpur gay travel experiences.

Listening to the prayer calls right before sunset next to the Petronas Towers was my favorite experience in Kuala Lumpur.

KLCC Park has a wonderful little pond where you can sit in the grass and take in the skyline.

Listening to these elegant prayer calls brings you into a moment where you can feel at ease and appreciate the beauty around you. It is my dearest memory of Kuala Lumpur.

Visit the Petronas Towers before it gets dark so you can see the sunset and everything in the plaza light up. Once night falls upon the city, the colorful fountain show begins.

This area is not just for tourists. You will find tons of locals sitting around the plaza enjoying each other’s company.

Intermark Mall is a noteworthy shopping center right beside the Petronas Towers. Here you will find the typical luxury brands and international café chains. It’s great for a stroll inside to get some cool air or new clothes.

Kuala Lumpur’s Central Market might be on your list, but I personally did not find it to be authentic at all. It seems to be filled with overpriced tourist souvenirs. I’d say you can skip this spot.

The area surrounding the KL Central Market has more to offer with some local food stands. Perhaps you want to pass through just to see it. But, I would not prioritize going to the Central market if you are short on time.

The Batu Caves

Spend an afternoon at the Batu Caves , home to some beautiful Hindu temples. It’s one of the most popular and stunning things to see in Kuala Lumpur.

A taxi from the city center takes around 30 minutes with traffic. Before you know it you’ll be hanging with the monkeys.

To avoid the crowds, go in the middle of the day during the week. This is the time I visited and it was mostly empty. Much better for photos!

Prepare for hot and humid weather with a sweat handkerchief , bring water with you and prepare to climb the 272 multicolored steps (it’s really not too strenuous). Inside it’s cooler. If you’re lucky, some locals will be participating in a Hindu ritual at the temple inside the cave.

The cave itself is beautiful and the monkeys are adorable. They will be hopping all around as you climb the steps. Prepare yourself, however, as the area suffers from over-tourism.

Sanitation is an issue and the poor monkeys feed off of food remnants in the trash. I brought some fresh bananas to feed them!

Kuala Lumpur Restaurants

Head to Halab  for some delicious Middle Eastern cuisine. The service was impeccable and the options were plentiful. This restaurant is located in the Arab neighborhood of Ain Arabia on a street named Jalan Berangan .

Eat Some Street Food

Tapak Urban Street Dining has some delicious and jaw-droppingly cheap food. A food truck park with tons of outdoor seating, you can eat to your heart’s content for only a few dollars.

I highly recommend stopping by. It’s quite an authentic experience! Meals range from 7 to 15 Ringgit, which is quite a bargain.

Tapak Urban Street Dining even has a few guitarists for entertainment. I got some spicy Ayam Goreng, and it made me tear up like never before. I can tolerate spicy food well, but this stuff was something else!

Jalan Alor is a great spot for street food. It is best to go for dinner, or later in the evening.

The bustle is fantastic and there are hundreds of options to choose from. Don’t expect fine dining, but any local will tell you that this is the spot to be!

Kuala Lumpur Gay Bars

BlueBoy KL is the only known gay bar in Kuala Lumpur, where drag queens perform each night. This is extremely rare for a conservative Muslim country.

Although I myself did not attend, I have friends that visited. I caution you to use discretion if you plan to visit BlueBoy.

Stay up to date on any current events related to the LGBT community in Malaysia. The KL BlueBoy gay bar has been raided before , and police have arrested many patrons. Although this only happened a handful of times, it is worth being aware of.

Kuala Lumpur Gay Saunas

OTOT² (O²) is the longest-running and most well-known Kuala Lumpur gay sauna. They have a large dry sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and a nicely-sized weightlifting and fitness area. As they say, “What happened in O², stays in O²!”

FreshM2M offers gay massage services in Kuala Lumpur’s Cheras Batu neighborhood. If you’re interested in checking this place out, give them a call ahead of time.

Always make sure to be discreet when attending or discussing the subject of gay saunas when you’re in Kuala Lumpur. It’s important to remain safe when engaging in these types of activities, for reasons I’ll explain below in the Malaysia gay life section of this guide.

Kuala Lumpur Travel Tips

Getting around kuala lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur is not the most walkable city. Some places such as Petaling Street in Chinatown are perfectly easy to walk through. But traversing the city can be difficult since many sidewalks have dead ends or you must cross busy roads.

Of course, I never discourage hitting the streets to get a real feel of what’s out there! If you find yourself walking through the city center, check out  KL City Walk .

Order Food Easily

Chances are if you are staying in a condominium building, you’ll want to order food delivery at some point.

Use the Grab  application for the easiest food delivery experience. It links to the Grab Taxi application, too. I advise against using the FoodPanda app, which caused a lot of frustration and canceled orders for me.

Monkey Safety at the Batu Caves

When visiting the Batu Caves, be careful around the monkeys. They are not the most aggressive monkeys I’ve seen, but if you pull food away from them they will bite you.

Don’t carry plastic bags with you because the monkeys know what is inside—and they will try to steal them! If you want to feed them, bring a banana covered in a rag. Break off pieces as you wish and let them grab it away.

Alcohol is Cheap

It may seem counterintuitive, but alcohol is actually cheaper by the glass in restaurants as opposed to buying it by the bottle in a grocery store. No need to stock up since you can get anything from Tiger beer to champagne at reasonable prices in restaurants.

Prep for Malaysia's Heat

Right near the equator, Kuala Lumpur will be extremely hot and humid all year. Definitely bring breathable clothing and an insulated water bottle so you never have to drink hot water!

Malaysia Gay Life

Malaysia has no protections in place for the gay community. Unfortunately, the government is strictly against LGBT people. Malaysia has gone so far as to advise diplomats not to bring any gay counterparts and even ban any depiction of homosexuality in the media.

On a positive note though, Malaysia’s highest court recently ruled the country’s gay sex ban unconstitutional in February 2021.

Archaic laws reign in Malaysia when it comes to LGBT people. Citizens of Malaysia can be tried in specific Islamic courts, where sentences for homosexual activity are akin to torture.

Any type of same-sex sexual activity is strictly forbidden and the government regulates certain web content

Keep in mind, while these laws are horrendous and archaic, there are millions of kind-hearted souls living in Malaysia. The actions and opinions of the government do not reflect on all the citizens of the country.

Still, make sure you follow the Kuala Lumpur gay travel safety guidelines mentioned near the beginning of this guide.

All in all, police are not patrolling the streets looking for gay people. The country simply has a long road ahead in protecting the individuals of the LGBTQ people, both citizens of Malaysia and ex-pats.

I have to say Kuala Lumpur was such an exceptional city to visit. The locals were adorably friendly, the food was out of this world, and the entire experience was super affordable!

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Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia and at the same time one of its largest cities. More than 2 million people live in the capital. The main citie's population is Malays (over 60%), the other largest diasporas are Chinese and various South Indian peoples. Every year the capital of Malaysia is visited by over 10 million tourists. Tourists are attracted to Kuala Lumpur by a developed tourist infrastructure, availability of affordable goods and services, convenient interstate routes. The city has a rich tourist infrastructure including museums, galleries, exhibitions, architectural objects, parks, entire streets, markets, restaurants and entertainment facilities. Unfortunately, the infrastructure of gay entertainment leaves much to be desired. However, even in the capital of a muslim country gay tourist can find many interesting places.

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Navigating the Cultural and Religious Dynamics of Kuala Lumpur as an LGBT Traveller: Your Essential Guide. Jess, NaiBnB

When creating the perfect vacation, knowledge is a must for LGBT+ travellers venturing to Malaysia’s bustling capital city of Kuala Lumpur. Upheld by deep religious and cultural roots, KL can be both an exciting and intimidating destination with its unique social climate – one that queer visitors must understand in order to ensure their safety and comfort while travelling.

This guide hopes to provide keen adventurers with all the information they need to confidently explore the city’s rich tapestry of culture and tradition. From learning more about anti-discriminatory laws through to finding out where being open about sexuality or gender identity may lead to resistance – this resource will provide a comprehensive overview of how LGBT+ individuals can navigate Kuala Lumpur in style.

Together let’s embark on a vibrant journey into Kuala Lumpur – equipped with sassy and irresistible characters, heartwarming romance, breathtakingly beautiful moments and serious plot twists galore! Not forgetting tastes of metropolitan flair peppered with innovative culture the city has to offer… Get ready to sashay and slay as we experience romantic drama in the cityscape like never before.

LGBT Rights in Malaysia: Exploring the Legal and Social Landscape of a Complex Nation.

When discussing LGBT rights in Malaysia, one is met with a complex legal landscape that can be challenging to navigate. Although homosexuality is not criminalized – it is strongly discouraged by society due to cultural and religious sensibilities that are deeply ingrained within the nation’s social fabric. This means that regardless of any changes in the law, discrimination, hostility and even violence towards those who identify as LGBT+ can still occur.

In terms of existing legal provisions for the LGBT community, there are some protections available when it comes to employment, housing and other aspects of daily life – however, these do not extend to same-sex relations which are strictly prohibited under Malaysian law. As such, engaging in sexual activity with someone of the same gender could result in imprisonment or even flogging – depending on various factors such as whether consent was obtained or whether any religious edicts were violated.

There have been recent developments made towards more inclusive laws in Malaysia, but this progress has been slow and remains largely symbolic at this stage. Until tangible social reform ensues, LGBT travellers visiting Kuala Lumpur should be aware of the challenges they may face due to an unfavourable general attitude towards queer identities. To navigate this complex legal landscape safely and securely – travellers should take suitable precautions including refraining from public displays of affection when travelling with a same-gender partner, respecting local authorities and exercising caution when accessing queer spaces around KL.

A Comprehensive Guide to the LGBT Scene in Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur is home to a vibrant and welcoming LGBT scene – but as it is a largely conservative society, there are some laws and regulations that can have an impact on visitors’ experiences. In terms of legal provisions, same-sex relations are strictly prohibited by Malaysian law and can result in imprisonment or fines if violated. As such, the LGBT+ community does not enjoy much legal protection and members should still exercise caution when travelling in KL.

Despite this, KL remains a fascinating destination for LGBT travellers who want to explore its unique offerings. Known LGBT-friendly venues include The Leaf Club & Lounge which offers guests a chance to relax while listening to live music and sipping cocktails in an upscale atmosphere; Oasis Rooftop Party – with its wild mix of music genres and colourful international crowd; Blue Boy Bar – which serves up strong drinks and delicious food at budget-friendly prices; as well as KL QueerFest – a biennial event held in October that celebrates diverse queer identities through art, music and film screenings.

For those keen on exploring the exciting gay nightlife of Kuala Lumpur, there are plenty of options available! However, it is important to bear in mind that public displays of affection may be severely frowned upon so it is best to avoid situations that could lead to unnecessary attention from authorities or passersby. Additionally, adequate research should be done when selecting a hotel or hostel as some establishments may have discriminatory policies towards couples or individuals from the LGBT community.

By following these safety guidelines and taking the time to discover the numerous attractions available for queer travellers in Kuala Lumpur – you will be rewarded with an unforgettable experience!

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Sebuah bandar di mana pencakar langit kaca canggih berjajar di jalan-jalan pusat bandar yang rimbun dan menyenangkan, Kuala Lumpur adalah lokasi yang unik dan menarik. Taman permainan untuk orang-orang Asia yang kaya raya, bandar ini dengan cepat menjadi destinasi global dan sering dianggap sebagai salah satu bandar paling antarabangsa di planet ini, dengan populasi berbilang budaya dan jaringan pengangkutan dunia yang sangat baik.

Bandar ini mempunyai sejarah yang kaya dan menarik, dari peneroka Melayu dan Cina yang menempa kawasan asal dari hutan tebal hingga penjajah Inggeris yang menyerang dan mengubah masyarakat, mendirikan bangunan besar Victoria yang tidak terhitung jumlahnya. Setelah Malaysia mencapai kemerdekaan pada tahun 1957, Kuala Lumpur mula berkembang dan menjadi destinasi pelancongan yang popular seperti sekarang.

Walaupun mempunyai infrastruktur moden dan seni bina futuristik, sikap Malaysia terhadap homoseksual adalah kuno. Individu LGBT + boleh menerima hukuman sehingga 20 tahun untuk perbuatan seks sesama jenis dan hukuman sebatan adalah hukuman yang biasa bagi mereka yang memalsukan identiti mereka. Walaupun begitu, terdapat komuniti LGBT + yang bijaksana namun bersemangat di bandar yang menyambut pelancong gay dengan tangan terbuka.

Kelab dan bar gay di Kuala Lumpur

Situasi hak asasi manusia yang mengerikan yang dihadapi oleh orang-orang LGBT + di Kuala Lumpur bermaksud bahawa kebanyakan tempat gay lebih bijaksana daripada di bandar-bandar lain dan hakikat bahawa homoseksual tetap tidak sah di Malaysia bererti bahawa banyak acara gay akan menukar tempat dengan kerap dan hanya mendedahkan lokasi hampir dengan waktu . Namun, masih terdapat sebilangan bar dan kelab yang memenuhi pelanggan gay.

BlueBoy Discoteque adalah tunjang utama gay di Kuala Lumpur, setelah bertahun-tahun melayani komuniti gay di sini. Selepas jam 1 pagi, kelab ini menjadi hidup sebagai kelab tarian utama bagi penduduk LGBT + di bandar ini dan orang ramai yang pelbagai dan eklektik sering dapat dilihat menari-nari klasik Malaysia dan barat pop. Terkenal dengan siaran langsung yang mengagumkan, BlueBoy Discoteque sering menjadi tuan rumah kepada beberapa ratu seret terbaik di bandar. Kelab yang cergas dan dicintai ini adalah tempat yang tepat untuk mencuba creme de la creme tempat hiburan malam gay Kuala Lumpur.

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Di luar pusat bandar dan membanggakan sikap suka memberontak, Utopia adalah tempat terbaik untuk mengalami budaya gay tempatan yang sebenar. Kelab ini sering dikunjungi oleh lelaki gay tempatan tetapi kakitangan dan pelanggan akan ramah dan mesra tanpa mengira latar belakang anda. Lantai tarian yang luas selalu menjadi pusat aktiviti yang meriah dan terdapat pertunjukan drag setiap malam, penari telanjang, dan acara bertema. Sekiranya anda ingin melibatkan diri sepenuhnya dalam adegan gay Kuala Lumpur, Utopia adalah tempat untuk melakukannya.

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Membeli-belah di Kuala Lumpur adalah perniagaan besar, dan pelancong gay yang ingin memanfaatkan sebahagian besar kedai mewah dan pusat membeli-belah yang besar harus mempertimbangkan untuk tinggal di ANSA Kaula Lumpur . Bilik-bilik yang baru diubah suai di ANSA masing-masing dilengkapi dengan reka bentuk yang anggun dan moden, ruang yang menarik dan selesa. Mandi di dalam bilik adalah sentuhan romantis dan mewah, yang membolehkan para tetamu menikmati pemandangan kota yang menakjubkan sambil menikmati rendaman yang menenangkan. Hotel ini tidak hanya berdekatan dengan kedai-kedai terbaik di bandar, tetapi juga kebanyakan bar dan kelab gay.

Kolam bumbung di I nvito Hotel Suites sejauh ini merupakan kemuncak hotel moden ini. Menawarkan pemandangan cakrawala yang menakjubkan dan ruang tenang di atas jalan-jalan yang sibuk di pusat bandar Kuala Lumpur, kolam infiniti yang besar adalah istana yang sempurna untuk bersantai setelah seharian menjelajah. Hotel ini terdiri dari suite bergaya apartmen yang meliputi ruang tamu dan ruang tidur serta dapur berperabot lengkap. Suite adalah pilihan yang bagus untuk pelancong gay yang menghargai privasi dan kepuasan diri ketika dalam perjalanan. Selain banyak tempat berdekatan, Invito juga mempunyai restoran dan bar di lokasi.

Kuala Lumpur adalah bandar keenam yang paling banyak dikunjungi di planet ini, oleh itu tidak menghairankan bahawa terdapat banyak hotel mewah yang menawarkan nilai yang jauh lebih baik daripada di lokasi lain. Salah satu tempat tersebut adalah Hotel GTower , sebuah pertubuhan pemenang anugerah di tengah-tengah Kuala Lumpur. Berkat jejak ekologi dan komitmennya yang kecil terhadap alam sekitar, GTower adalah hotel pertama di Malaysia yang diberi penarafan hijau dan hotel yang sedar dari segi sosial ini sama mesra hotel. Bilik-bilik yang bergaya dan luas menawarkan sentuhan kemewahan untuk penginapan anda dan akan menjamin pengalaman yang tenang.

Sauna gay di Kuala Lumpur

Sauna di Kuala Lumpur cenderung dijaga dengan baik dan selesa, dengan beberapa tempat di sekitar bandar. Menduduki premis besar, ruang dalaman yang luas dan akses masuk 24/7 Mandi Manda salah satu sauna gay paling popular di Kuala Lumpur. Tempat ini menarik ramai dan beragam orang yang berkumpul di pintunya untuk menikmati keseronokan hedonistik tiga tingkat. Tempat ini menawarkan pelbagai kemudahan termasuk gimnasium, bilik wap, mandian hujan, dan bahkan kafenya sendiri. Sama seperti Mandi Manda, banyak sauna gay di bandar tidak akan mengiklankan fokus LGBT + mereka, namun begitu di dalamnya akan menjadi sangat jelas.

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Seperti banyak teokrasi, pemerintahan Malaysia banyak dipengaruhi oleh kepercayaan agama, nilai, dan ideologi tulisan suci. Kepercayaan utama di Malaysia adalah Islam dan ajaran al-Quran sangat menentukan undang-undang yang dicadangkan dan digubal di negara ini. Atas sebab ini, orang LGBT + di Kuala Lumpur menghadapi diskriminasi, bahaya, prasangka, dan keganasan pada kadar yang tidak seimbang berbanding dengan populasi cisgender dan heteroseksual. Dihukum sehingga 20 tahun penjara, aktiviti seksual sesama jenis dilarang sama sekali di Malaysia dan melakukan eksekusi secara waspada, dan penyiksaan terhadap orang LGBT + ditoleransi dan kadang-kadang didorong oleh polis.

Tidak ada indikasi pemerintah Malaysia menghalalkan perkahwinan sesama jenis dan sama, tidak ada undang-undang yang melindungi orang LGBT + dari diskriminasi dan penolakan perkhidmatan. Individu LGBT + gay secara terbuka dilarang berkhidmat dalam tentera. Tidak seperti banyak negara, pendapat masyarakat mengenai isu LGBT + tetap negatif dan menunjukkan tanda-tanda sedikit peningkatan - pada tahun 2011 sebuah tinjauan mendapati bahawa 8% penduduk Malaysia berpendapat bahawa homoseksual harus diterima.

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Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Malaysia’s sultry capital Kuala Lumpur is a feast for the senses. The sprawling city is a cultural melting pot for the confluence of the Indian, Chinese, Islamic, and Malay cultures. As amazing a destination as it is, Kuala Lumpur, or KL, also has the country’s biggest yet discreet gay scene. Officially, Malaysia isn’t exactly what you’d call gay friendly. Despite that, Kuala Lumpur is extremely welcoming to all visitors, straight and gay. This is evident by the rising number of gay friendly hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in recent years. Right from luxury five-stars to smaller design hotels, the travel industry surely more than just welcomes LGBTQ travelers.

The city might not be a gay Asian capital, but it does have a gay scene. The city has a few gay bars, and its biggest LGBTQ events nights are held at straight clubs. In fact, the number of gay saunas outranks the gay bars and clubs, and you’ll be surprised at just how steamy things get! Even though the city doesn’t have a gay neighborhood, the bars at fashionable Bintang Walk in Bukit Bintang attract an LGBTQ clientele.

Even outside the gay scene, there’s so much to explore in this multi-cultural city. If you’re a shopaholic, you’ll go crazy at Berjaya Times Square, one of the 15 Amazing Shopping Malls In The World . Explore the stunning limestone Batu Caves, one of The World’s Scariest Stairs , and some of Malaysia’s most intricately carved structures. And, of course, who can forget the Petronas Towers, one of the World’s 10 Tallest Skyscrapers ? So, pack your bags and head to this wonderful city in Southeast Asia to explore the culture and have some fun. To that end, here are the top 11 gay friendly hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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If you’re looking for budget-serviced apartment accommodation in Kuala Lumpur, then go for the Expressionz Professional Suites . Located north of the action in KL, the condominium building boasts a slew of amenities that will blow your mind. What’s more, it’s a mere 5-minute drive to the KL city center (KLCC) and a 10-minute drive to Bukit Bintang.

You might just be surprised if you’re thinking about what amenities a serviced apartment building can have. The showstoppers are the two infinity pools, and that too on the rooftop! Sprinkled with daybeds and loungers, it’s a great place to relax on a balmy day in KL. If you want to sweat it out, then why not do so with a killer view of the city at the rooftop gym? Aside from free Wi-Fi, the place even has a steam room where you can head for a luxuriating soak. And even though it has no restaurant, the suites hotel serves a sumptuous and delicious continental breakfast

Staying at the Expressionz suites is one full-fledged experience. The sleek units come with plush bedrooms and ensuite bathrooms, complete with decadent bathtubs. So, a long-awaited romantic soak with your significant other is a great idea. Moreover, the place has fully-equipped kitchens, comfy living areas with flatscreen TVs, and a dining area.

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The Traders Hotel is one of the best-located gay friendly hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It sits right next to the Petronas Twin Towers. which is a 10-minute covered walk or a 2-minute drive via the hotel’s complimentary buggy. Moreover, the shopping, dining, and nightlife of Bukit Bintang are a 20-minute walk away. Hence, the hotel is also one of the best bases to explore the Top 10 Things To Do In Kuala Lumpur .

Classic decor and vibrant accents are mainstays everywhere. But, it’s the impressive views of the surrounding cityscape that the hotel is known most for. The hotel’s rooftop is its buzzing heart and soul and has a fabulous rooftop bar and a heavenly-looking swimming pool. The daybeds by the pool are great for enjoying a laid-back and relaxed afternoon. The all-day-dining restaurant also serves, apart from meals, a hearty breakfast. What’s more, the hotel even has a modern gym, which bodes well if you’re a fitness enthusiast. Above all, with its range of massages and treatments, the spa warrants a visit, soaking away all your stress. Topping off everything is exemplary service from the staff.

The best rooms of the lot here are the City View rooms which look out to the Petronas Twin Towers and its surrounding greenery. Nevertheless, all rooms feature a bevy of mod-cons, plush bathrooms, and 24/7 room service.

If you’re gay and traveling to Kuala Lumpur on a budget, then the Orange Pekoe Guesthouse suits your sensibilities and your budget. The guesthouse lies smack dab in the heart of Bukit Bintang and is one of the most immaculate digs you’d ever come across. For when you step in, the frenzied energy of Bukit Bintang fades away and you feel like you’ve actually entered a lovely, three-storied home. A “no-shoe” policy” is followed throughout, just like a KL home. So, you remove your shoes and either carry them to the room or leave them in the cabinets on both floors.

The living room is the heart and soul of the place and is the perfect place to watch TV, work, or read. You can get free 24/7 hot water, tea, and coffee in the shared kitchen, which is also great for heating ready-to-cook food like noodles. What’s more, you can even store your food in the shared fridge. Finally, enjoy some quiet time on the small balcony, looking over the daily KL life. Moreover, the staff is really amazing and dishes out lots of travel tips for you to explore the city. Finally, the guesthouse even serves a free breakfast of cereals, jams with bread, coffee, tea, and fresh fruits. Since it’s a guesthouse, they don’t have dorms but rather private rooms of all sizes to suit all kinds of wallets. All of them are spacious and comfy and come with nice ensuite bathrooms too.

Orange Pekoe is a great base for you because a fabulous gay sauna and the city’s best gay bar are right down the street! So, if you’re looking to have fun in KL on a budget, this place is the best.

The Furama Hotel is one of the most popular gay friendly hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The good-looking highrise lies smack dab in the heart of Bukit Bintang, which is close to shopping, dining, and nightlife venues. What’s more, Furama is famous for its unfailingly attentive staff that pampers you outright. Now, what more could you want?

There’s so much to do at the hotel that you may never feel like leaving. For one, it boasts a stylish rooftop pool, complete with daybeds. Take a day off from exploring KL, lounge around, and sip on Furama’s signature cocktails. You can also sweat it out in the fabulous gym right next to it, both of which make great places for meet-cutes down on the low. Come evening; you can unwind in the Executive Lounge, complete with drinks and fabulous city views. When you’re hungry, head to the restaurant serving lip-smacking local and international fare.

Rooms at the hotel are equally impressive, and you can choose from a whopping eight categories. Notwithstanding the kind of room, all of them are comfy, stylish, and spacious. Aside from the slew of mod-cons and spiffy bathrooms, you’ll love the enchanting views of the KL skyline out of the windows the most.

Are you looking for amenity-full gay hotels in Kuala Lumpur’s Bukit Bintang? Then, we think you’d like the Hotel Stripes . The snazzy hotel is, in fact, also one of the Top 11 Hotels With A Rooftop Pool in Kuala Lumpur . In fact, the rooftop area is so amazing that you can spend an entire day here and not be bored and still want more.

The hotel’s rooftop pool area looks over both Bukit Bintang and Chow Kit, on its cusp. On a cloudy weekday afternoon, sit on one of the lounge chairs and order drinks from the adjoining bar. The entire area lights up in the evening, making for a most mystical and ethereal ambiance. If you’re a fitness fanatic, then the well-equipped gym just off the pool is ideal for you. Besides an amazing ground-floor restaurant, the hotel even has a separate place for snacks. It’s also where a fabulous breakfast with both international and local flavors is served. Moreover, a large fridge stocked with yogurt, juices, fruits, and sandwiches is a real godsend.

Rooms at the Hotel Stripes are equally impressive and even lean towards sensuous. The soft, dark-colored carpet evokes a lot of fantasies, as do the deep-soaking tubs in the bathrooms. The cloud-like beds are so comfortable that you might not feel like waking up. With floor-to-ceiling windows offering amazing views, sheer drapes, and baths large enough for two, you and your partner might just have the time of your lives here.

There’s no hotel in all of KL like the alluring Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur , which harks back to the city’s colonial era before World War I. One of the most distinctive and luxurious gay friendly hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, it sits right above the city’s utterly gorgeous, old-world Moorish-inspired train station. If you’re interested in exploring KL’s culture and architectural side, then begin by staying at this hotel.

Two sections, the newer Tower Wing and the older Majestic Wing make up this place. The Majestic Wing blends art-deco and neo-classical styles. It’s a place where you can listen to the dulcet tones of a piano while you relish afternoon tea. The Tower Wing is contemporary to boot, with art deco accents paying homage to its colonial roots. It also has all modern amenities like a gym and a buffet restaurant. Furthermore, both wings have their own swimming pools, with the Tower Wing one offering more privacy. While you’re here, visit the decadent Majestic Spa, a heady blend of old-world exotic and new-age pampering. With seven drinking and dining options, the range of cuisines here will leave you satiated. It’s no surprise that the hotel is one of the 11 Best Hotels In Kuala Lumpur .

When it comes to accommodation, go for the rooms that suit your style more. The Tower Wing rooms are all about contemporary elegance with plush fabrics, smooth surfaces, and lavish modern bathrooms. On the other hand, the Majestic Wing rooms bring back the colonial grandeur with period-era furniture, claw-foot bathtubs, and black-and-white tiled bathroom floors.

If you’re on a mission to explore Kuala Lumpur, then you won’t find better digs than the Condo Hotel Fraser Place . The hotel lies bang in the middle of all the action in the city center and is a mere 0.8km (0.5mi) from the Petronas Towers. The best part? You can directly get to the Towers in 15 minutes via an enclosed, air-conditioned walkway.

This fully-serviced condo hotel offers a whole lot of amenities. First and foremost, a gorgeous infinity rooftop pool offers much respite from the KL heat and humidity. Moreover, it offers eye-popping close-up views of the Petronas Towers. So, you can not only enjoy a nice swim but even enjoy lounging on the daybeds later. Right next to the pool is a well-equipped fitness center, which is perfect if you don’t want to miss out on your regimen. Furthermore, the place serves an excellent and sumptuous breakfast in an equally charming dining room. Above all, since the condo hotel is connected to several buildings with restaurants in them, you can order room service ranging from Italian to Mexican fare.

All rooms, albeit different in size, have floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views out of them. The bathrooms are equally slick, with full-length glass windows allowing you to see the room too. What’s more, every room also has living areas and kitchenettes, so you can cook for yourself amidst lots of space. Additional perks include slippers, bathtubs in bathrooms, and even free tea and coffee.

The cheeky adult playground that is the MOV Hotel is one of the best gay friendly hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It lies right in the heart of Bukit Bintang, and also down the street from the sizzling DayThermos gay sauna and Kl’s only gay club Blueboy. So, you’re perfectly placed to enjoy an exciting gay vacation in the city.

A large, vibrant, neon-pink-lit facade welcomes you to the design-inspired hotel. The interiors amplify the senses of taste, smell, touch, sound, and sight, complete with a motto “What MOVES you?” It’s brazen and saucy – and it works too! The hub of everything in the hotel is the pulsating rooftop space, with the mesmerizing lights of KL as the backdrop. Its highlight is the sleek swimming pool, where you can enjoy a refreshing dip at sunset before hitting KL’s nightlife. In the morning, indulge in a Zumba or yoga class on the rooftop – who knows whom you might meet? Additionally, you can work out in the gym as well.

That said, it’s the rooms where the passion really hits the roof. In fact, the rooms appear to “move” due to the changing lights in the sexy, curved showers in the bathrooms. The standout is the open bathtub right next to the bed for some sexy times! After some bathtub time, you can move to the plush king beds, which are the perfect way to end a day of action. If you’re with your partner, go for the ‘Top Oasis’ loft, which is primed for romance.

Romance is in the air at the luxurious Villa Samadhi , a small and private boutique sanctuary in the very heart of Kuala Lumpur. Its name is a Sanskrit term that refers to the moment when the mind achieves stillness, and that’s what the hotel hopes to achieve for its guests. If you and your partner are looking for a romantic getaway in KL, then this boutique hideaway is perfect. Moreover, Bukit Bintang and the city center are a short ride away.

Privacy and peace rule the roost at Malay-inspired Villa Samadhi, which sits behind clusters of bamboo, old trees, and a high wall. The resort is set around the ‘Lagoon,’ a pool fringed by lush foliage and shaded sun loungers. You and your significant other can enjoy a couple’s treatment or massage at the spa. The staff is attentive without being formal, translating into a relaxing, cozy atmosphere. Food is served all day at the restaurant in a romantic glass-walled poolside building. Apart from a sumptuous breakfast, it even has a complimentary cocktail and wine reception in the evenings.

Choose from 21 luxurious villas, the design of each of which is inspired by Malay heritage. Moreover, every villa has sprawling bathrooms and also offers privacy. Book non-Crib category rooms specifically, as they all have their own heated plunge pools.

If you’re looking to shop a lot during your KL vacation, then you’ll like the Mercure Hotel at Kuala Lumpur Shaw Parade . This excellent gay friendly hotel lies in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is surrounded by some of the city’s best shopping hubs, including the fabulous Berjaya Times Square mall.

The gay-popular, stylish four-star hotel has all the amenities you’d expect from one. The long-ish swimming pool on the 20th floor with daybeds is a great place to unwind, especially on a hot, humid day. You can order drinks from the adjoining pool bar and enjoy a bite by the pool later, complete with gorgeous views. On the same floor is a gym, where you can work out while looking over the city’s shimmering skyline. Finally, the hotel even offers a delicious breakfast, which is a great way to stack up on energy reserves before heading out to shop. The best part? It offers a free shuttle service to Central Market!

After a long day of shopping, the rooms at this hotel feel like your own personal slice of heaven. Apart from all the high-tech mod-cons, they have plush bathrooms where a long shower sounds just perfect. The bespoke and incredibly comfortable beds are highlighted for a fitful sleep at night. Choose rooms that have city views out of the floor-to-ceiling windows. At the day’s end, you can perch on the cozy lounge sofa and chill with views of a glittering skyline.

 Impiana KLCC Hotel

The grand Impiana KLCC Hotel is one of the best gay hotels in Kuala Lumpur’s city center. It boasts partial views of the Petronas Towers. Furthermore, it’s also the city’s only hotel to be connected via the Sky Bridge to the Bukit Bintang shopping complexes, Twin Towers, and KLCC.

A spacious, high-ceilinged lobby with gleaming marble floors and a shimmering chandelier impresses right from the outset. The adjacent lobby lounge is a great place to relax, as is the Swasana spa, which offers a range of traditional Asian treatments. Water babies will love the rooftop infinity swimming pool with reclining loungers and jaw-dropping views of the Petronas Twin Towers. Besides a well-equipped gym, the hotel offers a hearty breakfast buffet spread. It features both Malaysian specialties and as well as international dishes. You can wind up the day with a nice meal at its 15th-floor restaurant, which serves delicious cocktails apart from equally lip-smacking food.

The rooms here are extremely spacious, even by Kuala Lumpur standards. The mainstay of all rooms is white walls, modern artwork, a slew of mod-cons, and handcrafted wooden furniture. Apart from nice bathrooms, all rooms boast huge floor-to-ceiling windows with spectacular views of the city. If you want to wake up late, then the blackout curtains are perfect.

• Despite being a conservative country, the presence of a gay scene in Kuala Lumpur is a huge deal. Even then, the city’s gay scene has an unexpected wild side. If you’re fairly cautious at all times, then there’s no limit on the amount of fun you can have in KL.
• Since Malaysia is a conservative Muslim country, there are no Pride events or even LGBTQ tours. However, you can check out utopia-asia.com  or  gaygetter.com for LGBTQ social events and venues in the city.
• BlueBoy KL : Kuala Lumpur’s only known gay bar today is the longest-running gay club.
• DayThermos : This Bukit Bintang establishment sees a mix of tourists and locals. It has a steam room and a dry sauna.
• OTOT2 : One of the city’s most popular and hottest gay saunas. Located in KL downtown, it has a dark resting area, showers, steam room, and a jacuzzi.

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LGBT Rights in Malaysia: Everything You Should Know Before You Visit! 🇲🇾

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Cecilia Miller is a lesbian love warrior and educator fighting for queer justice and ensuring every shade of the rainbow shines bright & bold!

LGBT rights in Malaysia face considerable challenges, as both the local population and tourists can be affected by the country’s strict laws and social prejudices.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals residing in Malaysia often experience issues not encountered by non-LGBT residents. In fact, sodomy is a crime in the country, and enforcement of these laws can be harsh.

Transgender rights also remain limited, with legal gender changes requiring surgery and no legal recognition for non-binary genders. Moreover, there are no national organizations working explicitly for LGBT rights in Malaysia; however, a coalition of NGOs organizes an annual sexuality rights festival called Seksualiti Merdeka .

For those planning to visit Malaysia , it is crucial to be aware that the country’s stance on LGBT rights is conservative and that situations can change rapidly. As such, it is essential to seek current advice before traveling and remain aware of the local laws to ensure a safe trip. While visiting Malaysia, LGBT travelers must remain vigilant, as there may be instances of individuals with malicious intentions acting against those perceived to be part of the community.

It is worth noting the presence of Malaysian advocacy groups striving toward improved LGBT rights within the country. Despite facing strong government resistance, these organizations continue to campaign through various means like letter-writing and participating in the Seksualiti Merdeka festival. By being informed about the situation and acting cautiously, both residents and tourists can help build more inclusive environments and support the ongoing fight for LGBT rights in Malaysia.

History Of LGBT Rights In Malaysia

The history of LGBT rights in Malaysia has been a challenging one. Malaysia inherited its criminal ban on sodomy, which includes oral sex involving the penis, from British colonial rule in 1871. This ban applied to both heterosexual and homosexual acts and was punishable by fines, caning, or prison sentences of up to twenty years.

Over the years, attempts have been made to challenge these laws, such as the recent Federal Court ruling on February 25, which declared a state law punishing “unnatural sex” as unconstitutional. However, discrimination, persecution, and a lack of legal protections for LGBT individuals continue to persist in Malaysian society.

Despite the state-enforced censorship of homosexual themes, the presence of gay characters has been documented in local theaters and some films. Nonetheless, these instances were often met with controversy, and minimal representation is seen in the mainstream media industry. LGBT individuals continue to face discrimination in various aspects of their lives, such as in employment and housing, without any legal protections in place.

Human Rights Watch has raised concerns about the treatment of LGBT people in Malaysia, including the prevalence of conversion therapy and state-backed discrimination. Non-governmental organizations and advocacy groups, such as Seksualiti Merdeka and the Pelangi Campaign , are working to promote greater awareness and acceptance of LGBT rights in the country.

Tourists visiting Kuala Lumpur , Langkawi , Penang , or further in Malaysia should be aware that while attitudes towards LGBT rights might be slowly evolving, the country’s legal framework remains restrictive and discriminatory. LGBT individuals should remain vigilant and exercise caution, as the situation may change quickly, and information can become outdated. It is essential to seek current advice from reliable sources before traveling and be mindful that different regions within Malaysia may have their own local laws and attitudes.

In conclusion, the history of LGBT rights in Malaysia has been fraught with challenges, and progress has been slow. However, advocacy groups and recent legal victories offer some hope for change, and by staying informed and cautious, LGBT individuals can navigate their way through the country’s complex legal and social landscape.

The LGBT Legal Situation In Malaysia

LGBT rights in Malaysia are a complex subject, as the legal landscape involves a mix of federal, state, and Sharia law. Same-sex relations are criminalized under Section 377 of Malaysia’s federal penal code. This law imposes penalties that include fines, imprisonment, and even corporal punishment.

Additionally, transgender individuals face legal challenges resulting from Sharia law, which varies between states in Malaysia and can include fines, imprisonment, and corporal punishment for those who dress or behave in a manner considered to be inconsistent with their assigned gender at birth.

It is important to note that both locals and tourists can be affected by these legal restrictions. Given this reality, international travelers should always seek current advice before visiting Malaysia and remain vigilant during their stay. Situations can change fast, and information provided here or elsewhere may be out of date; always seek current advice from trusted sources.

Currently, there are no anti-discrimination laws in Malaysia that specifically protect the LGBT community. However, there have been some instances of positive change regarding legal rights for sexual minorities. For example, in 2020, Malaysia’s Federal Court ruled that a state law banning consensual same-sex conduct was unconstitutional. This ruling, however, did not negate the federal statute criminalizing same-sex activity, as it only applied to that specific state law.

To improve the situation for LGBT people in Malaysia, human rights organizations and local advocacy groups have called for the government to take steps such as prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and allowing transgender people to legally change their gender markers on official documents. So far, the Malaysian government has not adopted these recommendations but continued pressure from activists and international organizations may lead to change in the future.

For those traveling to Malaysia, consider reaching out to local LGBT networks and advocacy groups for support and information on the rights and protections available to sexual minorities in the country. These organizations can assist in navigating a complex legal landscape and provide valuable advice on staying safe and respecting local sensitivities.

Remember to stay vigilant and informed, as the situation for LGBT rights in Malaysia can change, and there is a possibility of actions taken by individuals against sexual minorities in any location.

The LGBT Social Situation In Malaysia

In Malaysia, the social situation for LGBT individuals has long been challenging. Discrimination and fear pervade various aspects of life, leading to a sense of insecurity and marginalization in the community. Online and offline bullying can be a common occurrence, with social media serving as a platform for fostering prejudiced views and harassment.

Public opinion in Malaysia tends to lean more towards conservative beliefs, often fueled by religious and cultural factors. As such, many local LGBT members experience a lack of acceptance and understanding from their communities. The Home Ministry has not provided adequate measures to protect their rights, which contributes to the negative perception of LGBT individuals in the country.

For tourists, the situation can occasionally be different. While discretion is often advised, foreigners are typically not targeted to the same extent as local residents. However, it is crucial to remember that the social climate can change rapidly, and bad actors might still target visitors. It is always necessary to remain vigilant, be cautious, and seek up-to-date information on the current situation.

A number of LGBT advocacy groups operate within Malaysia to challenge the status quo and campaign for change. Supporting and connecting with these organizations can provide valuable insights into the issues faced by the community. Additionally, they can offer resources for those within the LGBT community who are struggling and need assistance.

In conclusion, the social situation in Malaysia for LGBT individuals can be difficult. Discrimination, fear, and bullying persist in many aspects of society, and attitudes are often influenced by conservative public opinion. While tourists may face slightly different circumstances, vigilance and caution should always be exercised. Engaging with and supporting local advocacy groups can contribute to a more informed perspective and ongoing dialogue for change.

Trans Rights In Malaysia

In Malaysia, transgender rights are limited and face significant challenges. The country’s legal system does not fully acknowledge or protect their gender identity, and discrimination against transgender individuals is widespread, both in local communities and at institutional levels.

Transgender people often find themselves marginalized in society and face difficulties in accessing healthcare, education, and employment. Moreover, they are vulnerable to violence and harassment, as hostile government rhetoric contributes to mistreatment by law enforcement authorities and the general public.

The situation for local transgender people is different from that of tourists, but caution and vigilance are still advised for any visitors who identify as transgender or gender diverse. It is essential to remain up-to-date with current local advice, as the situation for LGBT rights in Malaysia can change rapidly.

To better protect and support transgender individuals in Malaysia, several steps could be taken by the government. A comprehensive legal gender recognition policy that allows people to change their gender markers on identity documents recognizing male, female, or third gender options, could be a significant advancement. The introduction of anti-discrimination laws based on sexual orientation and gender identity would also provide crucial protection for transgender people.

In Malaysia, there are organizations such as the trans rights group Justice for Sisters and other LGBT advocacy groups that work towards improving the lives of transgender people in the country. By supporting and engaging with these organizations, individuals can contribute to the continued struggle for transgender rights and protections in Malaysia.

In conclusion, while gender diversity and the rights of transgender people in Malaysia are currently limited, there is hope and ongoing work by activists and advocacy groups to improve this situation. Those traveling to Malaysia should stay informed and exercise caution to navigate and support the ongoing struggle for trans rights and acceptance.

The Future For The Queer Community In Malaysia

The future of LGBT rights in Malaysia remains uncertain, particularly due to the strong influence of Islam in the country. This has led to the enforcement of strict religious rules and anti-LGBT rhetoric in both legal and societal contexts. However, there have been some positive developments in recent years, signaling potential progress in the fight for equality.

In February 2021, Malaysia’s Federal Court ruled a state law that allows punishment for “unnatural sex” (including consensual same-sex conduct) as unconstitutional. This decision marked a significant step forward for the LGBTQ+ community in the country. Although the ruling did not explicitly provide full protection and equality for all LGBTQ+ individuals, it showcased an evolving conversation and approach towards these rights.

High-profile figures such as Nisha Ayub, a transgender activist, have been effective in raising awareness for the LGBTQ+ community in Malaysia, which could lead to more significant support and understanding for the cause. The advocacy for freedom of expression for the LGBTQ+ community is crucial in empowering people to share their stories and access information on their rights.

It is important to remain vigilant and informed about the current state of LGBT rights in Malaysia, especially as a tourist or traveler, as the situation can change rapidly, and information may become outdated. If necessary, seek advice from trustworthy sources, such as local LGBT advocacy groups, before traveling or engaging in activities in Malaysia.

As the Malaysian LGBT community pushes for better protection against discrimination, bullying, and abuse, future progress will depend on awareness, understanding, and advocacy both within the country and from international pressures. The path toward full equality may be long and challenging, but persistence and solidarity among the LGBTQ+ community and their allies can eventually lead to a more inclusive and welcoming society in Malaysia.

Protect Yourself While Travelling In Gay Malaysia

In Malaysia, LGBT rights are limited, and this reality impacts both locals and tourists alike. It is essential for individuals belonging to the LGBT community to be cautious and vigilant in order to ensure their safety while in the country.

When it comes to police interactions, awareness of the local laws is crucial. Homosexuality is illegal in Malaysia, and there is no legal protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. In some cases, police may use their authority to harass, extort, or otherwise target LGBT individuals. To avoid encountering unnecessary trouble with the authorities, it is advisable to be discreet about one’s sexual orientation or gender identity.

Violence and assault against members of the LGBT community can also be a concern, and instances of violence may not be investigated as thoroughly as they should be due to existing prejudices. In order to protect oneself from the risk of assault, it is essential to remain vigilant and cautious, especially in environments or situations that may be potentially unsafe.

Despite the challenging circumstances surrounding LGBT rights in Malaysia, there are advocacy groups working to improve the situation. One such group is Seksualiti Merdeka, a coalition of NGOs that organizes an annual sexuality rights festival and engages in letter-writing and other advocacy efforts. Awareness of and involvement with these groups can provide valuable support and resources for those in need.

It is critical for LGBT individuals visiting Malaysia to understand that situations can change rapidly, and information they may have can quickly become outdated. As a result, seeking up-to-date advice before traveling is imperative for protecting oneself. In summary, maintaining a low profile, being aware of local laws, and connecting with relevant advocacy groups are recommended steps for ensuring the safety and well-being of LGBT individuals in Malaysia.

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Kuala Lumpur is a friendly destination for gays and lesbian as well despite being a muslim country. In Asia and excelly in South-East Asia being gay is a muslim country does not implies the harsh punishments as other muslim countries from the Middle East and we will find most of the chain hotels to be gay friendly hotels Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. Its modern skyline is dominated by the 451m-tall Petronas Twin Towers, a pair of glass-and-steel-clad skyscrapers with Islamic motifs. The towers also offer a public skybridge and observation deck. The city is also home to British colonial-era landmarks such as the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station and the Sultan Abdul Samad Building.

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The capital city of Malaysia,  Kuala Lumpur  is a must- visit  destination.  It  is an eclectic and gorgeous hub of culture and class, a true gem of Southeast Asia.  KL  is also one of Malaysia’s major business centers, bringing people together – so here’s why  it’s worth  a trip.

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1.  Furama Hotel Bukit Bintang 4* – Gay friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur

Blue Boy Kuala Lumpur is the  Oldest LGBT Club in KL. With their popular drag queen shows which last till late morning having booked a hotel closed by would be a good option.

Furama Hotel Bukit Bintang is located 20min walking distance (1,5k) from the Blue Boy KL club in a safe area of Kuala Lumpur. This 4* hotel is very popular with travellers how come to visit Kuala Lumpur.

Furama Hotel Bukit Bintang is an  excellent option in the heart of the city center with close connections to the famous shopping and food district Bukit Bintang. Berjaya Times square just across the hotel for fun times .

Ideal stay is at  the executive suites with all necessary amenities and exclusive use of the executive club floor. Spacious rooms with attached living and extra baths.

Its  walking   distance  to Berjaya Times Square Mall about 15 minutes which I feel a bit far hahaha. There is a row of shops nearby & restaurants across the hotel. Also massage place.

First advantage is that the location is convenient, situated 5 min  walking   distance  of Berjaya Times square mall and the nearest Tram station.

We booked a club room which comes with the access to the club lounge therefore you will benefit of the breakfast and the happy hour.

The lounge is not very spacious but offers a nice view and it is a nice spot for an aperitif. The room itself is named ”club room” which i suppose is located on a higher floor. The cleanliness was up to the hotel standing.

If you chose this property, expect a very warm welcome and an amazing service from the Duty Manager Keshav and his associate Dani who will always be willing to help you anyhow, I seize this opportunity to thank them for their help.

The hotel is a very good ratio price/quality so i will therefore recommend it if you aim to find a convenient location at a decent price.

Furama Bukit Bintang located at the centre of town which just  walking   distance  from Berjaya Times Square. Right in front of hotel have food outlets open till late midnight.

Located in Bukit Bintang area near to most of the popular shopping malls. Walking   distance to Berjaya Time square and the monorail. This area have many Chinese restaurants with good food and good prices.

We choose to stay at the executive suite with breakfast and cocktails with a dinner buffet plus coffee with cookies. Complimentary snacks and fruits in the executive lounge. The hotel provide shuttle service to KLCC, IKEA and Bukit Bintang shopping area 4 times daily. Free Wifi. We love to stay here when we are in KL.

Equipped with swimming pool, gym and children playground at basement of hotel.

Excellent breakfasts and friendly hotel staffs.The city view rooms offer a great view of the Twin Towers and the Pineapple Tower . Same great views as the one’s from Hong Kong .

The pavilion mall is very close and has a great food court.

The rooms are great with good TV channels and plenty of room.

The cocktail hours are  from 6pm-8pm and it is open 7am-9pm every day.

How much does a room costs at  Furama Hotel Bukit Bintang ?

Prices starts from 50$/night for Deluxe Double Rooms . Book the Executive Suite and get all this amazing facilities for only 95$/night!

Enjoying city views, stylish suite has a separate living room.

Benefits include: – Complimentary Daily Breakfast at the Executive Lounge or Restaurant – Complimentary soft drinks, juices, tea, coffee and homemade cookies are available throughout the day at the Executive Lounge – Evening Cocktails from 18:00-20:00 hrs – Complimentary local calls – Complimentary local newspaper – Complimentary wired and wireless Internet Broadband

Where to book online – Furama Hotel Bukit Bintang –  Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur  – you can find the best hotels deals in Hong Kong on Booking.com and Trip.com.

2   Hilton Kuala Lumpur 5* – Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur

Hilton is located in the city centre opposite the National Museum, a 2-minute walk from Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station. It features a health spa and a freeform pool, and offers 10 dining options.

Hilton Kuala Lumpur is located just 750 m away from 9-storey premium shopping mall, Nu Sentral , one of the best shopping places in Kuala Lumpur. Always it’s a good chance to add more outfits in your garderobe!

Hilton Kuala Lumpur has an amazing rooftop pool where you can relax after a long day if visiting Kuala Lumpur and the hard shopping walkins!

The rooms are  nicely refurbished and with a good size ( 44 m²).  Rooms facilities includes: View, Pay-per-view Channels, Telephone, Radio, Satellite Channels, Cable Channels, Flat-screen TV, Safety Deposit Box, Air conditioning, Iron, Trouser Press, Desk, Ironing Facilities, Interconnected room(s) available, Shower, Bath, Hairdryer, Bathrobe, Toilet, Bathroom, Slippers, Minibar

The bathroom comes with a unique concept: the open concept (sliding doors/walls towards the main room) and the rain forest shower in the shower cabin.

The complimentary breakfast buffet was full of choices (pancakes, sushi, pastries, full english etc) and delicious seasonal fruits!

The award-winning hotel, Hilton Kuala Lumpur, located in the vibrant city center, is just 28 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur International Airport by KLIA Ekspres train. Take a stroll at the nearest shopping mall, NU Sentral which is a mere 10-minute walk via a covered walkway. Better yet, dive into the hotel swimming pool, featuring a tropical sun deck, or indulge in a holistic spa treatment.

The hotel boasts 14 lavish meeting rooms including the magnificent Grand Ballroom, mid-sized Sentral Ballroom and the sophisticated multi-event Level7even. Services for meetings, events and outside catering are designed to meet every event need. Executive rooms and suites include access to the Executive Lounge. Experience additional benefits including complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea, all-day refreshments, and evening cocktails. The hotel provides 10 stellar choices for dining and entertainment, from business brunches to pre-dinner drinks and everything in between.

The location on top of airport train station is hard to beat when you are arriving at  KLIA  and can take the  KLIA   express . Take the train or tube to locations for business to avoid traffic jams… Fantastic breakfast spread. Spacious well maintained gym (shared with Meridien which is next door). You can also walk out for many food options and also next to a large shopping mall.

The hotel is strategically located next to KL Sentral station. Accessible to all places via the railway network. Journey to/fro airport via  KLIA   express is only 30 minutes away. Shopping mall is also just a stone throw away. Hotel staff are very attentive, helpful and friendly. Buffet breakfast was splendid. Highly recommend this hotel and will return to this hotel again when in Malaysia.

Spotlights : * Next to KL Sentral & huge shopping malls w/ lots of indoor passages, needn’t worry about scorching sun or rainy days. * Spectacular  lake   view  on the 34F (top floor is 35F). * Hearty & tasty breakfast buffet w/ multi-cultural choices: Malaysian, Islamic, Japanese, Western, etc. * Big pool & fully equipped gym, and they provide SPA service. * Toiletries from Crabtree & Evelyn, refreshing scent & fresh texture. * Fast water-filling bathtub, super time-saving & comfy. * Best bed I’ve ever slept on, extra king size.

How much does a room costs at Hilton Kuala Lumpur   ?

Prices starts from 95$/night for Hilton Deluxe Double Rooms . Book the Executive with Lake View and get all this amazing facilities for only 135$/night.

The room rate includes exclusive access to the Executive Lounge and special privileges including complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktail, and tea and coffee throughout the day .

Where to book online – Hilton Kuala Lumpur Hotel –  Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur  – you can find the best hotels deals in Hong Kong on Booking.com and Trip.com.

3  YY48 Hotel Kuala Lumpur 3* – Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur

Located in China Town, this 3* Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur is a budget hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

The hotel is about 2 km from Suria KLCC and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. Pudu Sentral Bus Terminal is 500 m away, while Kuala Lumpur International Airport is accessible with a 44 km drive.

Simply furnished, air-conditioned rooms come with tiled flooring, a desk, telephone and a flat-screen TV cable channels. Rooms include a private bathroom offering shower facility.

All the rooms are clean and they provide a water cooler in the hallway.

See why so many travelers make YY48 Hotel their hotel of choice when visiting Kuala Lumpur. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.

While staying at YY48 Hotel, visitors can check out Chinatown – Kuala Lumpur (0.2 mi) and National Mosque (Masjid Negara) (0.6 mi), some of Kuala Lumpur’s top attractions.

Guest rooms offer air conditioning and a desk, and YY48 Hotel makes getting online easy as free wifi is available.

You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including a 24 hour front desk, 24 hour check-in, and baggage storage.

While visiting Kuala Lumpur, you may want to try some shrimp at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Fuego at Troika Sky Dining, Hakka Restaurant, or Lemon Garden at Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.

If you’re looking for something to do, Petronas Twin Towers (1.2 mi), Menara Kuala Lumpur (0.6 mi), and Jalan Alor (0.8 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of YY48 Hotel.

At YY48 Hotel, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Kuala Lumpur.

If you want somewhere central & right in the city center at affordable price then this if for you. But do not expect too much. Room & toilet are clean. Water pressure & temperature for shower is more than good for this price. TV has no watchable channels so I hope you have your laptops/ tablets with you. Wifi connection is okay, no connection issue. Water dispenser is provided on every floor so you get to refill (BYOB).

The hotel is only five minutes walk from Masjid Jamek LRT Station which is very comfortable since I commute with it a lot. the staff is also very nice and very accomodating since I need to stay for one more night. They were also very kind when I asked them to received my package for me. Will stay here again for my next visit to KL.

AC and great water pressure are something I always look forward to in getting me self a good accommodation, and this place had both. No free bottled water in room, but you can fetch yourself from a dispenser located by the elevator.

The hotel itself is very modern for a budget hotel.. nice and clean .. key card access to elevator and rooms.. cold water machine on each floor .. nice large and functional bathroom with great tiling and a ledge to place your toiletries on. The room is a bit small, but you still had good floor space between the beds and the washroom.. there was also a desk and a stool. The staff were super friendly and helpful.

Outside the hotel is another world .. Hard times, hard neighbourhood .. ladyboys roaming the alleys, the train above you, traffic zipping by.. and when the sun goes down

How much does a room costs at YY48 Hotel Kuala Lumpur ?

Prices starts from 19$/night for a Standard Queen Room .

Where to book online  – YY48 Hotel Kuala Lumpur    – Gay Friendly Accommodation  Kuala Lumpur  – you can find the best hotels deals in Hong Kong on Booking.com and Trip.com.

4. Hotel Soleil Kuala Lumpur 3* – Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur

Is located in the Bukit Bintang district where you can find the best dining, nightlife and shopping options.

Rooms size is very good with best in class bed quality with all basic amenities. The Premium Room is very spacious and clean and should be the first option when you book the hotel room.

The breakfast is not worth it when you can buy a better breakfast 24-7 for $1.50 and the SK Corner restaurant across the street, or for under $3 anywhere.

How much does a room costs at Hotel Soleil Kuala Lumpur  ?

Prices starts from 47$/night for a Standard  Room and 76$/nigh t for the Premier room which are located on the 16th – 18th floors, room features a flat-screen satellite TV and free Wi-Fi access. Free bottled water are provided daily.

Where to book online –  Hotel Soleil Kuala Lumpur   – Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur  – you can find the best hotels deals in Hong Kong on Booking.com and Trip.com.

5. Hotel Sentral Kuala Lumpur 3* – Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur

Perfect for guests transiting in Kuala Lumpur, Hotel Sentral Kuala Lumpur offers comfortable accommodation located in the Kuala Lumpur Sentral area with the monorail station at its doorstep. Featuring free WiFi, it also boasts a meeting room with projector facilities

The location of the hotel is very convenient especially to the travellers. Almost all of the shopping centers, good restaurants and other establishments are near to the hotel. Besides, the cleanliness of the rooms are satisfying for the amount of money that we paid for the hotel.

The Deluxe Rooms  are very spacious, clean, and with a cool contemporary design. The toilet & bathroom together is very functional with smart concept of utilising limited space, equipped with a standing strong-pressured shower, & basic toiletries.

There’s a mini fridge, safe box, and coffee/ tea making facilities.

The amenities include hairdryer, safe deposit box, freezer, kettle for make tea/coffee.

The superb breakfast includes  chicken sausage and guava juice. Breakfast available from 7-10:30 am only.

Hotel Sentral, a hotel owned by the Hotel Sentral (KL) Sdn. Bhd, aims to make a difference in ensuring comfortable, refreshing and value for money accommodation for travellers. The hotel enjoys a unique location on Jalan Thambypillai with the monorail station right on its doorstep providing quick access to various part of the major tourist spots such as Bukit Bintang, Time Square and Chinatown.

Hotel Sentral houses 192 contemporary styled and designed rooms, of which 12 Executive Rooms occupies the Executive Floor on level 15. All the rooms are furnished with modern amenities such as LCD flat screen television, minibar, in room safe, IDD telephone, complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, Astro and local TV channels to ensure a relaxing and comfortable experience .

This hotel is just walking distance to the KL Sentral station which is perfect is you will be going around Kuala Lumpur. NU Sentral Mall is in the same location which is very convenient. Across the hotel are some restaurants serving good food and coffee that are just right in the budget.

The hotel amenities are basic but really good value for the money especially for budget-conscious traveler like me. We also availed the free breakfast which they serve at the 5th floor. The hotel staff are not very friendly , except for the young man who cleaned our room every day [we stayed at the 12th floor]. He was the only one who was courteous and smiling.

There’s a water refilling machine near the elevator, and also an iron. Our room was clean, no complaints at all.

How much does a room costs at Hotel Sentral KL @ KL Sentral Station  ?

Prices starts from 27$/night for a Superior Double Room and 45$/nigh t for the Executive Rooms

Where to book online – Hotel Sentral KL @ KL Sentral Station    – Gay Friendly Hotels Kuala Lumpur  – you can find the best hotels deals in Hong Kong on Booking.com and Trip.com.

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Sorin is a freelance travel writer. He is an experienced travel writer and traveller. Since 2012 he explored more than 60 countries on 4 continents: Asia, Europe, Africa and North America. Currently is based in Romania after spending the last 7 years in Myanmar.

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