Komune Living

“A pleasant stay”

Location strategic, near to Grand Nexus ballroom. Room has all the necessary facilities. Only one drawback, the pillows are too high for comfort. Had to sleep without pillow.

“Value for money”

This is my go to place to stay when I'm in KL. It's strategic position in Klang valley giving easy access across the region via the highways, makes it very attractive to me! Subsidized secure underground parking makes for a safe environment for a solo female traveller like myself! The rooms are … more

This is my go to place to stay when I'm in KL. It's strategic position in Klang valley giving easy access across the region via the highways, makes it very attractive to me! Subsidized secure underground parking makes for a safe environment for a solo female traveller like myself! The rooms are adequate and reflected in the very reasonable price they charge! Staff here are awesome and as I am a regular guest, being recognized makes me feel welcomed! I would like to mention a young man at reception called Jas ( I maybe wrong) who always goes out of his way to be polite and cheerful even when he is on his own dealing with a que of people! I heartily recommend the komune to anyone who wishes to stay here!

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“A Hybrid, Halfway Hotel that Lacks Customer-centric Focus.”

The location is great, with proximity to the University station for metro, and plenty of dining options within 3-12 minute walk, across the street or up to the Sphere complex (highly recommend the Farm). Views from our room were nice. We had plenty of storage space (handy for our 3 week extended s… more

The location is great, with proximity to the University station for metro, and plenty of dining options within 3-12 minute walk, across the street or up to the Sphere complex (highly recommend the Farm). Views from our room were nice. We had plenty of storage space (handy for our 3 week extended stay). The dual window blinds made for good light control. The property is clean and efficient, with a nice pool, decent gym, good community kitchen and fast elevator service. They offer a shuttle 4 times a day to local shopping venues, but there were several days the service was cancelled with no notice. Where Komune falls short is the actual guest service experience. Think budget airline where any additional request or need is an add-on cost. Wifi is limited to 2 devices per person (hard if you are a busy digital nomad couple) and limited to 10mbps (okay for basic data and email, strenuous for editing, uploading or streaming). You can pay for higher levels. Each guest receives only 1 towel (no hand, no face and only exchange 1x week). The room is equipped with a coffee cup, kettle and water pitcher. No glassware, no staples, and no flatware. The pillows are very high and extremely hard. We slept better without them. Both of us ended up with our feet hanging off the end of the bed. We inquired about a blanket and told we could 'rent' one. The A/C system worked ok, but the filter desperately requires cleaning as we suffered from a significant lack of fresh air return (windows do NOT vent). Latent design defects result in the bathroom floor being very wet after every shower no matter how you attempt to hide in the corner. This also results in the floor mat being soaked, which again is only changed 1x a week. Toilet bday sprayer requires 2 hand operation. From the 25th floor, we could hear the traffic and train going by at all hours. We previously stayed at the Komune in Cheras and received MUCH better service and support. The best things for Komune Bangsar are it's location, modern room finishing and cleanliness.

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“Normal”

Air Conditioning Isn’t Cold Enough Room Is Not Well Soundproofed