Obviously, if you are upgraded to enable you to take breakfast on the top floor with a stellar view of one of the world's great cities you take it. That's what we did before venturing out to the Batu Caves (and Sue says they are not all that) via the KL metro. It was a quick visit because for the first time in my travelling life I wanted to get back to the hotel pool.
Sue and I met two lads who work for Mercedes and who had the day off. The F1 circus is in town and the hotel is full of petrol heads as the Grand Prix is on Sunday.
After the pool we headed off to the KL Tower (no point going to the Petronas Towers for obvious reasons) for dinner at the revolving restaurant and wow!! what a view. KL is truly a 360° city bound by neither tall mountain or coast, unlike most of the world's leading cities.
Therefore if you are seeking one ninety minute revolution of a city over dinner then I recommend the city to be Kuala Lumpur.
I'm writing today's blog gazing out at the Petronas Towers and I can't tire of it. I'm feeling tired now. Jungle tomorrow my fellow without a netters.
Where are the comments - come on in the words of Delia Smith "let's be 'aving you".
loving the blog, it's my daily morning read, looks and sounds fantastic.
ReplyDeleteIan says, have you used the swim up bar?
ReplyDeleteWe didn't use the swim up bar, not because we didn't want to, but because it was quite small and populated by people who only normally use a bar and never swim up.
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