කුවාලා ලම්පූර් ජාත්‍යන්තර ගුවන්තොටුපළ (KLIA T1 සහ T2) SSP විසින් පවත්වාගෙන යනු ලබන ට්‍රැවල් ක්ලබ් විවේකාගාරය

Had a really great experience at the Travel Club Lounge at Kuala Lumpur Airport! The buffet was surprisingly good with plenty of tasty options, and the complimentary beers were a nice bonus. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing—perfect for unwinding during a layover. Definitely made our travel much more comfortable. Highly recommend!

if you have long layover, this one is best option to stay with nice view and both veg and non-veg complementry food options.

very good and nive place for layovers

The staff were courteous, FOOD was not good. I did not take photos as they do not look impressive. For 83 AUD I was expecting for more choices. Shower was amazing amd it was quite . It says 4 hours but turned out only 3 hours.

not enough space for people to lounge around. I went and had to wait for people to finish and staff clearing the area took longer than normal. maybe they were short staff. Food selection standard and all dishes was open so my food was cold. Didn’t last 30 mins. will need improvement from management!

Unfortunately I booked in terminal 1 lounge however I requested to transfer to Terminal 2 but no response. This is so rediculous to reject booking transfer with in same company to different terminal. Requested for cancel but no refund also available it is really bad experience

firstly the staff were great, but honestly not worth the price. limited food, bar is included but beer only, (can buy other drinks at normal bar prices), no toilet inside the lounge so you're using the public toilet anyway. wifi available but could only get about 760mbps download speed with only about 5 other guests in the lounge which is the same as the free wifi in the terminal. in summary. for $80 you could get a better feed and have a few beers outside the lounge for the same or less cost. I don't see any reason to ever pay for this definitely regret the purchase would not do it again for the price no photos because why? buyer beware