Kuala Lumpur hotel recommendation | Indigo.

|Indigo. Compared to Alila, Indigo has a completely different style, and I prefer Indigo. Indigo combines the concept of sustainable development with a large number of elements inspired by nature. Plants and green, recycling and transformation of old things, diverse cultures and pattern textures. The entrance green wall is a concrete representation of a vertical garden, the central staircase is unique, built from old railway sleepers and steel bars from the hotel site during construction, and there is also a large installation made entirely of recycled plastic bottles. The reception desk continues the sustainable concept with feature lamps made from old bottles, artwork made from old books and tree roots salvaged from within Malaysia. The library in the lobby has an extensive collection of books by local authors and is available for purchase. The outdoor swimming pool is located on the rooftop, overlooking Bukit Nanas and Kuala Lumpur Forest Eco Park, and the Kuala Lumpur city skyline. But the pool bottom doesn't feel very clean. From the lunch boxes, synthetic biscuit jars and rattan furniture patterns that adorn the hotel rooms to the ornate hand-painted Peranakan tiles and nostalgic Chinese calendar pages that line the interiors of the wardrobes, all draw on local neighbourhood elements, local features and distinctive Malaysian patterns. The gorgeous floral tiles, stained glass, rattan furniture and hand-carved walls in the guest rooms showcase Malaysia's multicultural neighborhood characteristics, and the main colors of red and green are full of Nanyang style. Overall, there is a kind of exquisite Nanyang beauty. Worth a stay