Capri by Fraser Bukit Bintang rises 43 floors above Jalan Imbi in the heart of Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, positioning several of its signature spaces at the very top of the tower rather than at ground level. The property's rooftop gym sits on Level 42 with a skyline outlook over the Kuala Lumpur City Centre area, while its open-air swimming pool occupies Level 41, and a top-floor lounge space reserved for Premier-tier guests takes in the view from Level 43, the topmost floor of the building. This stacking of amenity floors above the guest rooms is the property's most distinctive physical trait and is what separates it from a conventional low-rise hotel in the same neighbourhood.
The building operates as a hotel residence rather than a traditional hotel, a format that blends serviced-apartment living with hotel-style front desk and housekeeping support. According to Traveloka's own listing, the property comprises 321 rooms; the operator's own site describes 319 fully furnished studio and one-bedroom apartments ranging from 30 to 51 square metres, each built with an integrated or separate living and sleeping area plus a kitchenette. Guests booking through Traveloka should treat the exact configuration count as approximate and confirm the specific unit at booking, since the two figures differ slightly. The property has built a strong guest-review track record, holding a 9.2 out of 10 "Exceptional" score from 613 reviews on Traveloka at the time of writing.
Address-wise, the property sits at No 160, Jalan Imbi, in the Bukit Bintang / Kuala Lumpur City Centre precinct, an area long associated with shopping, dining and nightlife rather than residential quiet — a trade-off that guests booking here are generally seeking out rather than avoiding.
Capri by Fraser Bukit Bintang is built around a studio-and-one-bedroom apartment format rather than the single-room, multiple-bed-count tiering seen at conventional hotels. The real tier ladder, from the entry-level configuration upward, runs across five named categories.
The entry-level configuration in the building, the Studio Deluxe measures 30 square metres and is built as an integrated studio combining the sleeping, living and kitchenette areas into a single open layout. This is the smallest and most affordable unit type in the tower and the one most comparable to a standard hotel room, just with the addition of a kitchenette.
Sitting one tier above the Deluxe studio, the Studio Executive keeps the same integrated studio layout with a kitchenette and ensuite bathroom but is positioned by the operator as a step up in either size or finish from the base Deluxe configuration, without the property's own materials breaking out an exact square-metre figure for this specific tier on the pages reviewed.
The Studio Premier is the top studio-tier unit in the building, sitting above both the Deluxe and Executive studios. Premier-tier guests are the ones with access to the property's top-floor Pow Wow lounge space, which is not available to guests in lower room tiers — making this tier relevant to anyone specifically wanting that top-of-building lounge access as part of their stay.
Moving into the one-bedroom category, the One Bedroom Executive separates the bedroom from the living area, giving guests staying longer or travelling with a partner a distinct sleeping space rather than a single studio room. Like the studio units, it comes with a kitchenette and ensuite bathroom.
The One Bedroom Premier sits at the top of the property's overall room-tier ladder, combining the separated bedroom-and-living layout of the One Bedroom Executive with Premier-tier privileges, including access to the Pow Wow lounge. Across the building, apartment sizes span from 30 square metres at the smallest studio up to 51 square metres at the largest one-bedroom configuration, according to the operator's own site.
Traveloka's own room-level data does not break out a detailed bed-type or in-room feature list for every tier, so guests wanting the specific bed configuration, exact square metreage of the Executive tiers, or a per-room amenity list for a particular category should check the individual room listing at the time of booking. In general, apartments across the building are described as including integrated or separate living and bedroom areas with a kitchenette and an ensuite bathroom; beyond that, treat specific in-room extras as unconfirmed unless shown on the booking page for that unit.
The building's facility mix is organised around its residence-style social spaces as much as around conventional hotel amenities. At the centre of daily life in the tower is The Den, a two-level restaurant and bar functioning as an all-day dining venue as well as a gathering space, serving breakfast daily between 6:30am and 10:30am in addition to its all-day food and drink service. Breakfast is included with some room rates and available for a fee with others — guests should check their specific rate inclusion rather than assume either way.
For guests wanting to combine laundry with downtime, Spin & Play operates as a launderette paired with a games room, letting guests do a wash while staying entertained rather than waiting in a plain laundry room; a charge applies to use the machines. Guests staying on the Premier-tier studio or one-bedroom units gain access to Pow Wow, a top-floor lounge space, also subject to charges for certain services.
The property also welcomes small pets under 8kg, with a modest per-pet, per-night handling fee — a detail worth knowing for guests who would otherwise assume a pet-free policy, as is common at many hotels in this category. Standard check-in is from 3:00pm and check-out is by 12:00pm noon. A tourism tax applies to non-Malaysian guests at the government-set nightly rate, and mechanical car parking is available on-site for a daily charge with multiple re-entries permitted per validated ticket.
Capri by Fraser Bukit Bintang sits directly in the Bukit Bintang / Kuala Lumpur City Centre precinct, within easy walking distance of the Bukit Bintang MRT station, which puts the wider Kuala Lumpur rail network within reach without needing a taxi for most day trips. The Pavilion Kuala Lumpur shopping mall and the Starhill Gallery are both nearby, giving guests a short walk to the city's higher-end retail and dining cluster, while The Exchange TRX development is close enough to reach on foot in a matter of minutes, extending the immediate shopping and leisure radius further still.
Kuala Lumpur's most recognisable landmark, the Petronas Twin Towers, is accessible from the property for guests wanting to visit, as is the Central Market area for a more cultural, craft-market-style outing. For travellers flying in or out of the city, it's worth booking your flight to Kuala Lumpur through Traveloka alongside the hotel stay, which keeps both bookings on one itinerary. Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is the typical gateway airport for the city and is reachable from the Bukit Bintang area by the KLIA Express/Transit rail line connected via KL Sentral, or by taxi or ride-hailing app for a more direct door-to-door option.
Within the immediate neighbourhood, Jalan Alor — one of the city's best-known street-food strips — and Changkat Bukit Bintang, known for its nightlife and bar scene, are both close by, meaning guests don't need to travel far from the tower to find an evening's worth of eating and drinking options.
The property's own dining anchor is The Den, the two-level restaurant and bar mentioned above, which handles both the property's breakfast service and all-day food and drink for guests who'd rather not leave the building. Beyond the daily breakfast window, The Den functions as a lounge-style space through the rest of the day and into the evening, combining food, drinks and a social atmosphere in one venue rather than splitting them across separate outlets.
Just outside the tower, Jalan Alor is the standout option for guests wanting a proper Kuala Lumpur street-food crawl, packed with open-air stalls and restaurants that run late into the night. For a broader mix of Malaysian and international cuisine in a more formal restaurant setting, the malls at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur and the wider Bukit Bintang strip offer dozens of additional options within a short walk. Guests planning day trips or evening outings beyond the immediate neighbourhood may also want to browse things to do around Kuala Lumpur on Traveloka to pair a meal out with a nearby attraction or show.
The strongest case for choosing this property is its combination of apartment-style flexibility — a kitchenette, a proper living-and-sleeping split in the one-bedroom units, and daily housekeeping — with hotel-grade infrastructure like a 24-hour front desk, security and a dedicated gym floor. That mix tends to suit longer stays, working travellers who want a kitchenette for the odd home-cooked meal, and small families who'd rather have separate living space than a single hotel room.
Its position within the Bukit Bintang / KLCC precinct also means guests are rarely more than a short walk from a shopping mall, an MRT station, or a well-known food street, without having to base themselves directly on a busier stretch of road. The rooftop-oriented layout — pool at Level 41, gym at Level 42, lounge at Level 43 — is also a genuine differentiator versus most nearby hotels, which tend to place their pool and gym, if they have them at all, on lower podium floors rather than at the top of the tower. Guests who'd rather compare a wider set of options in the same neighbourhood before deciding can browse other Kuala Lumpur hotels on Traveloka alongside this listing.
Because room counts and specific tier availability can shift, always check the live room-type list and rate inclusions (breakfast included or not, cancellation terms) at the time of booking rather than relying on a general description. If a rooftop lounge visit at Pow Wow matters to your stay, book a Premier-tier studio or one-bedroom unit specifically, since lounge access is tied to that tier rather than included building-wide. Travellers with pets under 8kg should add the pet option during the booking flow in advance rather than arranging it on arrival, and anyone driving in should note that parking is a paid, validated-ticket system rather than complimentary.
Non-Malaysian guests should also budget for the standard government tourism tax charged per room per night, which is separate from the room rate itself. For the smoothest overall trip, it's worth planning your flight and hotel together — start at the Traveloka homepage to line up flights, activities and this stay in one place.
As announced by Royal Malaysian Customs Department, Tourism Tax is imposed starting 1 January 2023 for all hotel guests that are non-Malaysian or non-permanent Residents of Malaysia. Please expect that hotel will collect the Tourism Tax from you during check-in at the hotel. The Tourism Tax rate is 10 RM per room per night.
Popular Facilities | |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - 15:00 - to 12:00 - 12:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at Capri by Fraser Bukit Bintang | 321 |
Number of floors in Capri by Fraser Bukit Bintang | 43 |
Another facilities in Capri by Fraser Bukit Bintang | Buffet breakfast, Valet parking, Health club, Swimming pool, AC |
