How to Use KL Public Transport from Traders Hotel

Staying at Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur gives you a head start when exploring the city—especially when it comes to public transportation. Whether you’re heading to Bukit Bintang, Petaling Street, or Batu Caves, here’s your complete guide to using KL’s MRT, LRT, Monorail, and buses like a local.


Where Is Traders Hotel Located?

Traders Hotel is right next to KLCC Park, connected by a covered walkway to Suria KLCC Mall. From there, you’re just minutes away from LRT and MRT stations that connect you across the city.


Closest Train Station: KLCC LRT Station (Kelana Jaya Line)

Walking Distance: ~10 minutes through Suria KLCC
Line Colour: Pink Line

Where Can You Go from KLCC LRT?

  • KL Sentral – interchange hub (10 mins)
  • Masjid Jamek – heritage area & transit to Ampang Line
  • Dang Wangi – access to Bukit Nanas Monorail
  • Pasar Seni – Central Market, Chinatown

Pro Tip: Get a Touch ‘n Go card for cashless access on all lines.


Nearest MRT Station: Bukit Bintang MRT (via Pavilion Link Bridge)

How to Get There:
Walk to Pavilion via air-conditioned Bukit Bintang–KLCC walkway, then access MRT.
Line Colour: SBK (Red Line)

Destinations:

  • Merdeka – historical sites
  • Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) – financial hub
  • Muzium Negara – near KL Sentral

Monorail Options: Raja Chulan or Bukit Nanas

For reaching Times Square, Imbi, or Chow Kit, use the KL Monorail Line.

How to Connect:

  • Take a short Grab ride
  • Or walk via KLCC → Bukit Bintang

Pro Tip: Monorail is slower and older but great for scenic city views.


RapidKL Buses from Suria KLCC

Located outside the mall, RapidKL buses are cheap and connect you to:

  • Chow Kit
  • Kampung Baru
  • Jalan Ampang

Also look out for the GoKL Free Bus (Purple Line) which loops popular tourist areas.


Insider Tips for Tourists

Buy MyRapid Travel Card if staying more than 3 days
✅ Use Google Maps or Moovit App for real-time routes
✅ Avoid peak hours (7–9AM, 5–7PM)
✅ MRT & LRT have elevators for stroller or wheelchair access
✅ No eating/drinking allowed on trains


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