Komune Living

Overview of Komune Living

Komune Living rises 29 floors above Jalan Kerinchi Kiri 3 in Bangsar South, and its listing data makes clear that this is no small boutique stay: the building holds 648 rooms, was completed in 2019 and has not needed a renovation cycle since, so the property you book today is essentially the same purpose-built tower that opened that year. What sets it apart from many mid-range towers in the area is the recreation mix listed on Traveloka. Alongside an outdoor pool and a children's play area, the property lists a game room with darts and table tennis, a combination that gives the property a more relaxed, residential feel than its tower exterior might suggest.

The full address is No. 20 Jalan Kerinchi Kiri 3, Bangsar South, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Traveloka classifies Komune Living as a 3-star hotel, and its own property description positions it as a sensible base for travellers who want comfort on a sensible budget, for families looking for on-site entertainment, and for guests planning a longer stay who want the place to feel a little more like home. The description also notes that several shopping centres are within reach, and the facility list includes a shopping centre shuttle, which helps explain why the property appeals to guests who plan to spend part of their trip in the malls.

For travellers from Singapore, Komune Living offers a practical alternative to staying in the busiest parts of central Kuala Lumpur. Bangsar South is a newer, mixed-use district on the southern side of the city, and a hotel of this scale gives you a wide choice of dates and room configurations, which can make a difference over school holidays and long weekends when smaller properties fill up quickly.

Room Types at Komune Living

With 648 rooms spread over 29 floors, Komune Living is a large property by any measure. Traveloka's structured listing does not currently publish a named room-tier ladder for the property (for example, a breakdown of Standard, Deluxe or Family categories with bed types and floor areas), and the property's own website could not be checked for this page. Rather than guess at tier names, the most reliable approach is to open the live room list on the booking page, where each available room type is shown with its photos, bed configuration, occupancy and inclusions for your chosen dates.

What the listing confirms for rooms

The property-level facility list on Traveloka names the following under in-room facilities: a desk, a hairdryer, an in-room safe, a refrigerator, a shower and a TV. Air conditioning is also listed among the general facilities. These are listed for the property as a whole, so individual rooms or categories may vary; check the room details before you confirm if any single feature, such as a refrigerator for a longer stay, matters to you.

Policies that apply to every room

Komune Living is a non-smoking property, and pets are not allowed. The minimum age to check in is 18, and minor guests must be accompanied by an adult at check-in. Room voltage is listed as 240V, which is the same standard used in Singapore, so most Singapore-bought chargers and small appliances will work with the local plugs without a voltage converter. The listing shows that in-room dining is not offered, so plan meals around the on-site restaurant or the many eateries in the surrounding district.

Facilities and Amenities

The facility list for Komune Living leans towards leisure and family use. According to Traveloka's listing, the property offers:

• Pool: an outdoor swimming pool, which the property description presents as a place to spend a relaxing day whether you travel solo or with family.
• Family and games: a children's play area and a game room with darts and table tennis.
• Connectivity: free WiFi, with WiFi also available in public areas.
• Getting around: a shopping centre shuttle, plus parking on site.
• Accessibility: wheelchair accessible areas, accessible parking and lifts.
• Services and security: a front desk and 24-hour security.
• Dining: one restaurant and a dining area, with buffet breakfast service.

Parking at Komune Living is listed as limited and secure, and it carries a surcharge. The property's own policy explains that parking is charged as a flat rate per car per entry within a 24-hour period, that cashless payment is available, and that hotel guests must validate their parking card at the front desk before exiting each time. If you are driving up from Singapore, factor this validation step into your departures so you do not hold up the exit barrier.

Nearby facilities listed for the property include an ATM, a grocery store, a supermarket and laundry services, which is useful for longer stays when you would rather pick up snacks and essentials yourself. The listing does not show a bar on site, and it does not list a gym or spa, so travellers who need a fitness centre should check the current facility list on the booking page before relying on one.

Location and Getting There

Komune Living sits in Bangsar South, a district within Kuala Lumpur's 59200 postcode that Traveloka groups as its own area alongside about 77 other properties. The hotel's coordinates place it on the southern edge of central Kuala Lumpur, close to the Bangsar and KL Sentral areas, with the city centre further north. The listing does not publish exact distances to landmarks, so use a map app with the hotel's address to plan routes and travel times for your dates.

Because the property lists a shopping centre shuttle, guests who want to head to a mall for meals or shopping have an option beyond ride-hailing; ask the front desk about the current destinations and schedule, as these details are not published in the listing.

From Singapore, the most direct way to arrive is by air into Kuala Lumpur, then by road or rail into the city. You can compare flights from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur on Traveloka and time your arrival to the hotel's check-in window. Traveloka's listing shows that Komune Living does not offer an airport transfer, so arrange your own transport from the airport. Travellers who drive up from Singapore should note the parking arrangements described above.

• Address: No. 20 Jalan Kerinchi Kiri 3, Bangsar South, 59200 Kuala Lumpur.
• Airport transfer: not offered by the property, according to the listing.
• Local transport: shopping centre shuttle listed; ride-hailing and taxis widely available.
• Parking: limited, secure, with a surcharge and front-desk validation.

Dining at Komune Living

Komune Living lists one restaurant and a dining area on site. Breakfast is served as a buffet from 06:30 to 10:30, and it is charged separately when it is not part of your rate, with different charges for adults and children and no charge for infants up to five years old, according to the hotel's own breakfast policy. If breakfast matters to you, compare room rates with and without breakfast on Traveloka before you book; adding it at the property is possible but is charged per guest.

The listing does not show room service or a bar, so for dinner and late-night meals most guests head out. The property description notes the many shopping centres nearby, and malls in this part of Kuala Lumpur typically have food courts and restaurants covering Malaysian, Chinese, Indian and international cuisine. The surrounding Bangsar South district also has its own cafés and eateries serving the office crowd during the week.

Grocery shops and supermarkets are listed as nearby facilities, which makes it easy to stock up on drinks, fruit and breakfast items if your room has a refrigerator. Families staying several nights often find this the most flexible approach, combining the hotel breakfast on some days with self-catered snacks on others. If you want to fill your days beyond meals, you can browse things to do in Kuala Lumpur on Traveloka, from attraction tickets to food tours.

Why Stay at Komune Living

A 29-floor, 648-room tower paired with a game room, darts, table tennis, an outdoor pool and a children's play area is the clearest reason to choose Komune Living: it gives families and groups something to do on site when it rains or when the children need a break from sightseeing.

• Built in 2019: a relatively recent purpose-built tower rather than an older building converted for hotel use.
• Family-friendly facilities: outdoor pool, children's play area and a game room.
• Longer-stay friendly: listed in-room refrigerator, nearby supermarkets and laundry services, and a property description that highlights long stays.
• Connected: free WiFi, plus WiFi in public areas.
• Peace of mind: 24-hour security, a non-smoking policy and a refundable deposit system at check-in.
• Familiar voltage: 240V power, the same as Singapore.

It suits value-focused travellers who do not need room service or an on-site bar, and who are happy to eat out or use the shopping centre shuttle for meals. Guests looking for a gym, spa or airport pick-up should look at other options; you can compare other hotels in Kuala Lumpur on Traveloka to find a property with those services.

Tips for Booking Komune Living on Traveloka

1. Plan around the check-in window. Check-in runs from 14:00 to 19:00 and check-out from 09:00 to 12:00. The hotel does not allow early check-in or late check-out, so book flights or road trips with these times in mind. If you expect to arrive after 19:00, contact the property in advance through your booking.
2. Bring a card for the deposit. A refundable deposit is collected on check-in, and the property accepts cash, debit or credit card for it.
3. Budget for the tourism tax. Non-Malaysian guests and non-permanent residents pay Malaysia's tourism tax, charged per room per night at check-in. This applies to most travellers from Singapore.
4. Decide on breakfast before booking. Compare rates with and without breakfast; adding it at the property is charged per guest.
5. Driving? Validate your parking card. Parking is limited and charged per entry, and guests must validate their card at the front desk before each exit.
6. Check the room details. Room names, occupancy and in-room features vary by category, so read each room's details on the booking page before you confirm.
7. Check the property's office hours. The hotel's policy lists separate operating hours on weekdays, Saturdays and public holidays, and closure on Sundays. Confirm with the property what these hours apply to if you need help with arrangements outside check-in.

Booking Komune Living on Traveloka lets you see real-time availability for this large property, filter rates by inclusions, and keep your booking details in one place in the app. When you are ready to plan the rest of the trip, start from the Traveloka homepage.

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