Search for this address on Traveloka today and you will find it listed simply as INDIGO INN, but the property's full listing history reveals it was previously operating under the name Indigo Hotel Metro Prima 2 - a naming detail that matters if you are trying to locate old reviews or confirm you have booked the right property, since several third-party booking sites still index it under the older name. INDIGO INN is a 2-star budget hotel with 42 rooms spread across four floors, situated at 16, Jalan Prima 2, Pusat Niaga Metro Prima, in the Kepong district of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The property is positioned firmly at the value end of the Kuala Lumpur accommodation market, and its Traveloka listing reflects that focus: no elaborate resort-style amenities, but a straightforward set of practical facilities aimed at travellers who want a clean, functional room without paying for extras they will not use. Guest feedback aggregated on Traveloka gives the property an overall score of 7.5 out of 10, described as "Pleasant," from 82 reviews, with sub-scores of 7.3 for cleanliness, 7.3 for room comfort, 7.1 for meals, 8.0 for location, and 7.3 for service - a spread that suggests location is consistently the strongest-reviewed attribute of a stay here. Because INDIGO INN operates on a compact four-storey layout rather than a high-rise tower, the atmosphere tends toward a more intimate, inn-style feel rather than a large hotel's anonymity, which is part of why the property markets itself under the "Inn" name rather than "Hotel." For travellers comparing budget options in the Kepong/Metro Prima commercial zone, the combination of a low room count, straightforward facilities, and an above-average location score is the property's defining profile. As with any budget-tier property, guests should treat the room count and floor layout as fixed structural facts confirmed by the Traveloka listing, while checking current photos and the latest reviews at the time of booking for anything more subjective, such as room condition day-to-day.
INDIGO INN's Traveloka listing confirms family rooms are part of the property's room mix, aimed at guests travelling with children or in small groups who need more sleeping space than a standard double affords. Beyond the "family room" categorisation itself, the listing does not break out a detailed bed configuration or exact square footage for this category, so travellers with a specific bed-arrangement requirement (for example, needing two separate double beds rather than one large bed plus an extra mattress) should confirm the exact layout directly through the booking flow or with the property before arrival. Guest reviews referenced on the Traveloka page do flag occasional availability friction with double-bed configurations, which is worth keeping in mind if a specific bed type is essential to your stay.
Because INDIGO INN is a small, budget-tier property with only 42 rooms across four floors, its room-type ladder is naturally more limited than a full-service hotel's. The Traveloka listing does not surface a detailed multi-tier breakdown (such as Standard, Superior, and Deluxe categories) with individual descriptions in the structured data pulled for this page. Rather than invent tiers that cannot be verified, the honest guidance for prospective guests is to treat "family room" as the one clearly documented category and to check the live room-selection screen on Traveloka at the time of booking for the full current inventory, since small inns often adjust their exact room mix over time as they refurbish floor by floor. Every room, regardless of category, can be expected to include the core in-room basics common to the property overall - air conditioning, a desk, cable TV, and a shower/tub combination - based on the facilities Traveloka lists at the property level.
INDIGO INN's facility set is built around the essentials a budget traveller needs rather than resort-style extras, and every item below is drawn directly from the property's Traveloka listing. Air conditioning is present, which matters in Kuala Lumpur's tropical climate, and the front desk operates on a 24-hour basis, so guests arriving on a late flight or an overnight bus are not left waiting outside. The property has an elevator, useful given rooms are spread across four floors, and offers WiFi for guests who need to stay connected. In-room basics include cable TV, a work desk, and a shower/tub setup. The property also lists wheelchair-accessible provisions, laundry service, and luggage storage, plus flexibility features like early check-in and late check-out that can be requested subject to availability. On the practical side, guests should note that a tourism tax of a modest per-room, per-night amount applies to non-Malaysian guests, a nationwide policy that has been in effect since January 2023 and is not specific to this property, and that the front desk requests a boarding pass at check-in as part of its verification process for foreign guests, with no cash deposit required at check-in according to the listing.
INDIGO INN sits inside Pusat Niaga Metro Prima, a compact commercial hub in the Kepong district of northern Kuala Lumpur, and its Traveloka listing highlights that the immediate surroundings include the Metro Prima shopping precinct and nearby AEON shopping centres, along with multiple food courts and restaurants that are within walking distance of the property. This kind of dense, walkable commercial pocket is typical of Kepong's residential-commercial neighbourhoods, and it means guests without a car can still reach groceries, casual dining, and everyday errands without needing transport. The listing also notes convenient access to public transport, including bus routes and nearby train stations, which is a meaningful selling point for budget travellers who plan to explore greater Kuala Lumpur rather than stay confined to Kepong itself. Kepong is well known locally for the Metro Prima MRT station, part of the Kajang Line, which links the area into the wider Klang Valley rail network and makes destinations like KL Sentral and the city centre reachable without needing a private vehicle. For travellers arriving from outside Malaysia, it's worth planning the airport leg separately - those flying in can compare options and book flights to Kuala Lumpur via Traveloka's flight booking page before finalising ground transport into Kepong. Once settled, the surrounding commercial zone's density means most day-to-day needs are a short walk away rather than requiring a taxi or rideshare for every errand.
INDIGO INN's own Traveloka listing does not confirm an on-site restaurant or breakfast service as a fixed facility, so guests should not assume a dedicated in-house dining venue is included with a stay - this is consistent with the property's positioning as a lean, budget-focused inn rather than a full-service hotel. What the listing does confirm is the surrounding area's dining density: multiple food courts and restaurants sit within walking distance inside and around the Pusat Niaga Metro Prima commercial precinct, giving guests a practical range of everyday Malaysian and casual dining options without needing to travel far. This kind of "eat outside, sleep inside" model is common for budget inns embedded in commercial zones, and it can actually work in a traveller's favour by offering more variety and often better value than a single hotel restaurant would. Guests who want to explore further afield - whether for a specific cuisine, a food market, or a broader day out in Kuala Lumpur - can browse options through Traveloka's activities listings to plan excursions around meal times. As always with a small property, checking current opening hours of nearby food outlets directly (rather than assuming 24-hour availability) is the safer approach when planning arrival-night or early-departure meals.
The clearest reason to consider INDIGO INN is price-to-location value: its Traveloka reviews put location at 8.0 out of 10, the highest of any sub-score the property earns, reflecting genuine guest satisfaction with how easy it is to reach shops, food, and transport from the door. Its compact, four-floor, 42-room structure also means it avoids the impersonal, corridor-after-corridor feel of a large tower hotel, which some budget travellers actively prefer. The 24-hour front desk removes a common budget-travel headache - the fear of arriving late at night to a locked door - and the presence of an elevator across all four floors is a small but genuinely useful convenience not every budget inn of this size bothers to install. Guests who need extra sleeping space are covered by the family room category, and features like early check-in and late check-out, when available, add real flexibility for travellers working around odd flight or bus schedules. Finally, the surrounding Metro Prima commercial precinct effectively extends the property's amenities: rather than paying for an in-house restaurant a guest may not use, INDIGO INN lets travellers choose from the food courts and shops right outside, which can suit budget-conscious visitors who want choice over convenience-at-a-markup.
Because INDIGO INN was previously listed as Indigo Hotel Metro Prima 2, double-check the address - 16, Jalan Prima 2, Pusat Niaga Metro Prima, Kepong - against your confirmation to make sure you are booking the correct, currently active listing rather than an outdated duplicate elsewhere online. If a specific bed configuration matters to you, particularly for a family room, it is worth confirming the exact bed setup through Traveloka's booking flow or directly with the property before arrival, since the general facility listing does not spell out every bed permutation. Remember that check-in opens at 14:00 and check-out is due before 12:00, so plan arrival timing accordingly if you are coming straight from the airport or an overnight journey. Non-Malaysian guests should also budget for the standard nationwide per-room, per-night tourism tax, and be ready to present a boarding pass at check-in as part of the property's guest-verification process. If INDIGO INN's room availability or dates don't line up with your trip, it's easy to compare it against other nearby budget options - simply browse Traveloka's hotel listings for the wider Kepong area to see similarly priced alternatives before committing. Booking a few days ahead rather than same-day is generally advisable for small inns with limited room counts, since a 42-room property can sell out of its preferred categories faster than a large hotel.
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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 14:00 - to 12:00 |
Available rooms at INDIGO INN | 42 |
Number of floors in INDIGO INN | 4 |
Another facilities in INDIGO INN | Parking with surcharge, Limited parking, Free WiFi, AC, Family room |
