Kuala Lumpur Hilton (Dec 2016)

So, here we are enjoying our last few weeks of winter break before school starts. We started our journey to KL and spent the night at Hilton. Awesome hotel in an awesome location.



Here's one of the entrances to the hotel. It's linked to Le Meridien Hotel.








Lobby area.





Walking towards the lift.






Heading to our room.












Our cozy room for the night.






Our view from the room.




Tea time at the Executive Lounge.


















Our sumptuous buffet breakfast first thing in the morning. Burp.








Pool time!!!!!! The pool runs from Hilton to Le Meridien so you can actually swim back and forth between the hotels. How cool is that??











One last visit to the Executive Lounge before checking out. Bye bye Hilton. Hope to see you soon!!!!

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