A hotel that rebrands mid-life is always a small mystery to travellers scanning listings, and FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur is exactly that case: the property most search engines and long-time guests still know as KIP Hotel Kuala Lumpur, and Traveloka's own listing keeps both names attached so returning guests and first-time bookers land on the same place. The hotel sits at No. 77, Jalan Seri Utara 1, Sri Utara, off Jalan Ipoh, in the Batu Caves area of Kuala Lumpur, and carries a 4-star rating on Traveloka's platform. With 199 guestrooms spread across 12 floors, it is a genuinely large property for its neighbourhood, which is otherwise dominated by small budget inns of 20 to 40 rooms. That scale shows up in the range of on-site outlets available to guests, including a rooftop-style sky bar, a lounge bar, and a poolside bar alongside its main restaurant operation. Guest feedback recorded on Traveloka gives the property an overall score of 8.2 out of 10 (rated "Very Good") across 874 reviews, with sub-scores of 8.5 for cleanliness, 8.4 for room comfort, and 8.2 for service and facilities — a solid and consistent showing for a hotel of this size in the Batu Caves corridor. Whether you know it by its former name or its current one, the underlying property, address, and room inventory are unchanged, so existing familiarity with KIP Hotel Kuala Lumpur carries over directly to what is booked today as FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur.
The double bed room configuration is one of the core categories listed for FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur, designed around a single larger bed suited to solo travellers or couples. As with the rest of the property, rooms come with air conditioning as standard, and the hotel's listing confirms general in-room comfort features consistent with its 4-star positioning, though guests wanting the fine detail on bedding size or floor placement for a specific stay should check the exact room description at the time of booking, since inventory and configuration can shift by date.
For friends, colleagues, or family members travelling together but preferring separate beds, the twin sharing room category is available at FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur. This tier is a common choice for small groups who want their own sleeping space without booking multiple rooms, and it benefits from the same building-wide air conditioning and general upkeep that the hotel's strong cleanliness sub-score (8.5/10) reflects. As with all room tiers here, specific amenities such as minibar contents or exact room size are best confirmed directly on the listing or at check-in, since Traveloka's structured data does not itemise every in-room feature down to the fixture level.
Family rooms are explicitly listed as a room type at FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur, aimed at parents travelling with children who need more sleeping capacity or a layout that keeps everyone in one space. Given the hotel's overall room comfort score of 8.4 out of 10, this category has generally satisfied a broad base of reviewers, though as with any shared or larger-format room, exact bed configuration (for example, whether it is one large room or a connecting arrangement) varies by the specific unit assigned, so families with particular space needs should flag their preference when booking or contact the property ahead of arrival.
Across all three categories, the hotel's 199-room, 12-floor footprint means there is meaningfully more inventory to work with than most of its immediate Batu Caves neighbours, which can translate into more availability during peak periods such as school holidays or major events at the nearby Batu Caves temple complex. Guests with specific requirements — a particular floor, a bathtub instead of a shower, or an early check-in — should always confirm directly with the property, since Traveloka's own data does not break room amenities down to that level of detail for every listing.
FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur's facility list is unusually broad for a hotel in this specific micro-market, reflecting its larger scale relative to nearby budget properties. The listing confirms a swimming pool, a fitness centre, and multiple food and beverage outlets rather than a single restaurant — guests have access to a coffee shop plus dedicated breakfast, lunch, and dinner dining venues, in addition to named bar concepts including ATOP Sky Bar, AtSix, and AQUA By The Pool. Meeting and conference facilities are also listed, positioning the property as a plausible option for small business events or group stays in northern Kuala Lumpur, not just leisure travellers visiting Batu Caves. Practical guest-facing services round out the offering: a 24-hour front desk is confirmed, along with an elevator serving all 12 floors, a safety deposit box for valuables, and facilities adapted for guests with disabilities. Secure parking is listed as available, which is a genuine convenience in this part of Kuala Lumpur where street parking near the caves and temple complex can be constrained on weekends and during festivals. WiFi is confirmed as part of the property's amenity set, though guests requiring guaranteed high-speed connectivity for work should verify current coverage and speed with the front desk on arrival, since exact bandwidth is not itemised in the structured listing data.
Because facility offerings at any hotel can shift over time — a pool undergoing maintenance, a bar concept rebranding, or a restaurant adjusting its hours — guests planning a stay around a specific amenity, such as the pool or a particular dining outlet, are advised to confirm current operating status directly with the property close to their travel date rather than relying solely on this description.
FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur occupies an address in Sri Utara, just off Jalan Ipoh, placing it squarely within the Batu Caves district of northern Kuala Lumpur — a part of the city defined less by skyline landmarks and more by its proximity to one of Malaysia's most visited religious and natural sites, the Batu Caves limestone hill and temple complex. Travellers coming specifically to see the caves, climb the steps past the golden Lord Murugan statue, or attend the annual Thaipusam festival will find the hotel positioned as a practical base in the surrounding Sri Utara / Jalan Ipoh corridor rather than in the city centre itself. The Jalan Ipoh corridor is one of Kuala Lumpur's older arterial roads, connecting the Batu Caves and Gombak area down toward the city centre, and it is well served by both road and rail options, including the KTM Komuter line that runs through this part of the Klang Valley. For visitors arriving from outside Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is the primary gateway, and travellers can compare and book flight options through Traveloka's flight booking service before arranging airport-to-hotel transport, since the Batu Caves area sits a reasonable but non-trivial distance from both KLIA and the city's downtown core. Guests without a rental car should plan for either a rideshare, taxi, or Komuter rail connection into central Kuala Lumpur, as the immediate neighbourhood is more residential and commercial than tourist-dense, aside from the caves themselves.
Dining at FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur does not require leaving the building: the property runs a coffee shop alongside separate breakfast, lunch, and dinner restaurant operations, giving guests a full day's worth of meal options on-site without needing to step out. For evening and weekend socialising, the hotel's three distinct bar concepts — ATOP Sky Bar, AtSix, and AQUA By The Pool — each offer a different setting, from a poolside atmosphere to what its naming suggests is an elevated or rooftop-adjacent vantage point, giving guests some choice depending on the mood of the evening. Beyond the hotel's own outlets, the wider Batu Caves and Jalan Ipoh area is a long-established residential and commercial district with a range of independent local eateries, though specific third-party restaurant names are outside the scope of what Traveloka's listing data confirms, so exploring on foot or asking hotel staff for current recommendations is the most reliable approach once checked in. Travellers looking to build out a fuller day of sightseeing around meals — whether that means visiting the caves themselves or exploring other parts of Kuala Lumpur — can browse options through Traveloka's activities and attractions listings to plan a day trip that pairs naturally with a stay in this part of the city.
The single clearest reason to book this property is scale paired with location: at 199 rooms across 12 floors, it is a substantially larger operation than almost anything else in the immediate Batu Caves micro-market, which typically consists of budget inns under 50 rooms. That scale brings amenities rarely found together at this price tier in this neighbourhood — a pool, a fitness centre, meeting rooms, and three separate bar concepts alongside multiple dedicated meal-service restaurants. Guest sentiment backs this up in the numbers: an overall 8.2-out-of-10 score across 874 reviews is a meaningfully large and consistent sample, with cleanliness (8.5) and room comfort (8.4) both scoring higher than the overall average, suggesting the basics are well maintained even as the property carries its dual KIP Hotel / FEECO Hotel identity through the transition. For travellers whose trip is built around visiting Batu Caves itself — whether for sightseeing, photography, or attending Thaipusam — having a full-service hotel with its own dining and bar infrastructure within the same district removes the need to commute into central Kuala Lumpur for evening plans. The presence of accessible facilities for guests with disabilities is also worth noting for travellers who need that assurance and often find it absent at smaller budget properties nearby.
Because the property is listed under both its former name, KIP Hotel Kuala Lumpur, and its current name, FEECO Hotel Kuala Lumpur, double-check the address (No. 77, Jalan Seri Utara 1, Sri Utara, off Jalan Ipoh, Batu Caves) when booking to make sure you have the right listing, particularly if you are comparing it against older reviews or bookmarks that still reference the old branding. Budget for Malaysia's standard per-night tourism tax, which applies to non-Malaysian and non-permanent-resident guests and is typically collected directly at the property during check-in rather than through Traveloka at the time of booking. If your stay is timed around a specific event — Thaipusam, a public holiday weekend, or a school break — book earlier rather than later, since a 199-room property with this amenity mix tends to draw more demand from both leisure travellers and small business groups than the smaller inns nearby. Given the range of room types on offer (double bed, twin sharing, and family configurations), select the tier that matches your group size precisely rather than assuming upgrades are always available on arrival, and use the special-request field during checkout to flag any specific need, such as an accessible room or a preference for a higher floor. For travellers weighing this property against other options in the same corridor, it can help to compare across a few listings on Traveloka's broader hotel search before committing, since price, room availability, and exact facility access can vary night to night even within the same neighbourhood.
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Popular Facilities | |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 14:00 - to 12:00 |
Available rooms at FEECO HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR foremerly known as KIP Hotel Kuala Lumpur | 199 |
Number of floors in FEECO HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR foremerly known as KIP Hotel Kuala Lumpur | 12 |
Another facilities in FEECO HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR foremerly known as KIP Hotel Kuala Lumpur | Breakfast, Poolside Bar, Café, Grocery store, Gift shop |
