Casa Mutiara Service Apartments

Apartment

My 2 cents as a "Casa" long term resident, not as a "short-stay guest" Updating for 2018! It is extremely convenient to get to the CBD and Bukit Bintang Shopping district. (ONLY TAKES around 5-7 minutes for me to get to the office near Pavillion once I get on my folding bicycle after exiting the guard house entrance / exit, previous job took me 3 mins to get to office) A laundry, convenience store are on premises. 24 hr 'Mamak' Indian restaurant next door. The Jalan Alor food paradise is about a 10 minute walk away. Residents are mostly international college students or professionals for long term stay (12 months+). It used to have more students but over the past two years more professionals have joined as residents. It is currently still the most affordable location in the Bukit Bintang / KLCC / Bukit Ceylon area, with studio apartment rentals below RM2K monthly. That being said, Locals don't seem to like staying in the city and would rather fight traffic to work while staying in the suburbs. (Am one of the few locals staying in the city center proper in Casa) Conversely, our 7 floors of parking still remain empty, my car still remaining very unused. Residents renting would rather park outside the apartment rather than pay extra to rent a space, but with the new Robertson Shopping Center behind Casa, DBKL City hall has been more aggressive in ticketing cars outside if parked haphazardly.

I had rented from Alan Liew (at Casa Mutiara Serviced Apartments), twice before my recent visit. I reserved a specific apartment, proposed by Alan, when he informed me the unit I usually visit, was being sold. I paid in full, 4 months prior to my arrival (through Airbnb), and reconfirmed the details, including the unit, in which I was planning to stay. Alan confirmed the details in response. On my arrival day, while I was in transit from outside Malaysia, Alan sent a message telling me, he would be unavailable throughout the duration of my stay and that one of his employees would be showing me a different apartment (from that which I had reserved). I attempted to reconfirm the specific details of my reservation, and Alan did not answer my questions in his response. When I arrived at Casa Mutiara, one of his employees took me to a very small apartment, half the size of the one I had reserved and paid for. The employee also informed me that the apartment which had reserved had in fact been rented to another group, who were staying for an extended stay. It turned out that Alan had accepted my reservation, and then proceeded to rent out the apartment, which I had reserved to another group, because they were staying for a longer period. This had happened well in advance of my visit, however, Alan never mentioned this fact, in our correspondence in the days leading up to my arrival.

Old but well maintained place.

Veryy good and veryy safe place. Veryyy near to centre. You can find wi fi from every were. I love this condominium. ❤️

Locate at the KL city Bukit Bintang. Walking distance to Time Square and many Mall, LRT and Monorail to town. Security is good using access to your own level only.

All ok. Just a bit noisy and far from the centre.

Appartment are okay, it is very near to almost anywhere, 5 minutes to Hang tuah monorail, 10 minutes to Times square. It has a nice pool and gym, you can find a mamak and a mini market nearby. Old town Cafe and some restaurants are 3-4 minutes away. Generally it's a cozy place to stay.

Amazing view and good facilities. Just off center so great to get to and good to walk to.

Comfortable apartment, so cozy stay here, love the interior, but you have to take a car when go out and in to the apartement.

I love it here. I love the experience stayiN here.

Stunning view of the KL tower at night.

Good, quiet and safe place to stay. Quite near the bukit bintang shopping district, klcc etc…

I like this place. Location also perfect.

Great place to stay if you love privacy like me. This is a one block condo located on a dead end road.

Surrounding looks worrisome with foreigner worker, but good location, near public transport and Bukit Bintang, future can view KL118 when completed.

We hired two room apartments. After arriving had to wait outside the guard house with our luggage. No one relieved us even after showing documents to guard room. People there unfriendly. Finally a guy with t shirt n short came n took us in. He doesn't know the room with the key belongs to. We suppose to stay at a studio apartment till 2pm. The studio apartment is horrible. Finally at two we moved to the apartment we supposed to stay. It's spacious. Cupboards don't have glass on it's door. Water leaking at toilet. TVs in the apartment not usable. All local channels. Can't even use our own HDD on tv. They say free internet. But we couldn't get it. Asked for help but the guy didn't come. I don't recommend staying here unless you are ready to face dissatisfaction.

Very clean n attractive apartment.

Good place and secured enough, you can negotiate with the agent in Kuala In general it ok.

My 2 cents as a "Casa" resident. It is extremely convenient to get to the CBD and Bukit Bintang Shopping district. (ONLY TAKES THREE minutes for me to get to the office) A laundry, convenience store and a restaurant (which can deliver to your apartment) are on premises. 24 hr 'Mamak' Indian restaurant next door. The Jalan Alor food paradise is about a 10 minute walk away. Residents are mostly international college students or professionals for long term stay (12 months+). It used to have more students but over the past two years more professionals have joined as residents. It is currently still the most affordable location in the Bukit Bintang / KLCC / Bukit Ceylon area, with studio apartment rentals below RM2K monthly. That being said, Locals don't seem to like staying in the city and would rather fight traffic to work while staying in the suburbs. Conversely, our 7 floors of parking is almost empty, because no one needs a car. Either that, or residents renting would rather park outside the apartment rather than pay extra to rent a space. Students seem to prefer staying at Casa because for shopping, entertainment, and social life opportunities. They take the LRT to the surburbs (Cheras. Etc) where the colleges are located. The Hang Tuah monorail and light rail transit station is nearby (about 300 m), with the MRT (Blue line) station at Warisan Merdeka also being constructed nearby.