Hotels in Shah Alam (Selangor, Malaysia)

1490 hotels in Shah Alam

  1. Concorde Hotel Shah Alam

    Six diverse in-house dining options
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  2. DoubleTree by Hilton Shah Alam i-City

    Diverse dining at Makan Kitchen
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  3. Acappella Suite Hotel

    Dedicated Kids Club And Playground
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  4. Mardhiyyah Hotel and Suites

    Diverse on-site dining options
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  5. De Palma Hotel Shah Alam

    Outdoor swimming pool with slide
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  6. SOHO Suites Sunsuria Setia Alam at Shah Alam

    Outdoor pool and fitness center
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  7. I City Premium Suite @ Shah Alam

    Airport transportation booking services
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  8. Smile Hotel Shah Alam ICity

    Experience uniquely hand-painted room murals
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  9. Pegasus Hotel Shah Alam

    On-site sauna and fitness center
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  10. i-City Shah Alam

    On-site international restaurant dining
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  11. Hilton Shah Alam Glenmarie

    Diverse dining and culinary options
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  12. Seeds Hotel Shah Alam Section 19

    Individually Decorated Themed Guest Rooms
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  13. Alinea Suites Shah Alam Seksyen 14 by Cityscape

    Outdoor pool with city views
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  14. The Saujana Hotel Kuala Lumpur

    Diverse international on-site dining options
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  15. OYO 763 Tazara Hotel

    Central i-City district location
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  16. Seeds Hotel Shah Alam Seksyen 7 I-City

    Art-Themed Boutique Guest Rooms
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  17. Super OYO 258 Hotel SMC Alam Avenue

    Walking distance to train station
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  18. New Wave Shah Alam Hotel

    Walk to Batu Tiga Station
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  19. Nexus Regency Suites & Hotel

    Dine at on-site Seni Kitchen
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  20. U3 Hotel

    Abundant Nearby Dining Options
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  21. Mercure Kuala Lumpur Glenmarie

    Daily buffet breakfast options available
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  22. Collection O Shah Alam Near Icity Mall Formerly Mimilala

    Proximity to i-City and dining
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  23. Zen Studio @ Trefoil Setia Alam

    Outdoor swimming pool for recreation
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  24. Laman Green The Boutique Hotel

    Contemporary Boutique Room Design
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  25. Sinar Rasa Homestay at I-Soho, I-City

    Extensive on-site recreational facilities
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  26. Courtyard By Marriott Setia Alam

    Outdoor infinity pool with skyline views
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  27. Hotel O Hotel Hamilas

    Dine at nearby local eateries
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  28. Alami Garden Hotel

    Choose from diverse room layouts
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  29. D'Metro Hotel

    Dining options within walking distance
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  30. Super OYO 530 Dd Hotel

    Proximity to diverse local eateries
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  31. Sritel Boutique Hotel

    Proximity to Sultan Abdul Aziz Airport
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  32. Smile Hotel Shah Alam Seksyen 9

    Access 24-hour shopping and dining
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  33. OYO 882 Hotel Sri Muda Corner Sdn Bhd

    Access 24-hour dining options onsite
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  34. 1 Orange Hotel Sungai Buloh

    Proximity to local dining options
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  35. FOX Hotel Glenmarie Shah Alam

    Rooftop swimming pool on level 8
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From Mosques to Malls in Modern Shah Alam

Nestled in the heart of peninsular Malaysia’s densely populated Klang Valley, the city of Shah Alam is the capital of the country’s western Selangor state. Established only in the mid-20th Century, there’s no denying that Shah Alam is definitely a new town. But despite this, Malaysia’s rich culture – and particularly the country’s strong Islamic heritage – is deeply woven into the fabric of this city, offering visitors a deeper insight into the area and its people. From mosques and malls to water parks and snow walks, Shah Alam showcases the intriguing dichotomy of modern Malaysia in all of its technicolour glory.

City Layout and Seksyens

Located on the north bank of the Klang River, compact Shah Alam is parcelled into 56 subdivisions or seksyens , as they are termed locally. Established in 1963, most of Shah Alam’s layout is given over to housing and residential areas, with shopping and commercial districts dotted throughout the city. However, in terms of visitor attractions, restaurants and hotels, the bulk of these venues are concentrated in the central districts of Shah Alam, especially in seksyens 18, 14, 13 and 9. Laced with roads and locally famous for its 18 roundabouts, Shah Alam is connected to the cities of Klang to the west and Kuala Lumpur to the east by Federal Route 2, which runs across the width of the peninsula. As far as urban environments go, there’s no denying that this cityscape is highly developed, but those who need a break from the concrete jungle will find that central Shah Alam is graced by numerous parks and green spaces.

The Blue Mosque, the Star of Shah Alam

Shah Alam is best known for its famous mosque, the Masjid Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah. Also known as ‘The Blue Mosque’, this structure – built between 1983 and 1987 – is one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia. Topped by a midnight blue dome, the mosque is one of Shah Alam’s top-billed sights. This structure is a fusion of modern and traditional techniques and influences from across Malaysia and the wider Islamic world. A guided tour of the building reveals the careful artistry that went into creating this sacred space; visitors will note that the mosque’s antique mihrab or niche is of Turkish origin while the Arabic script that graces the dome was completed by a famous Egyptian calligrapher. Craftsmen from nearby Kelantan carved the structure’s wooden pulpit while the crystal chandeliers that grace the structure’s interior were a gift from the late Sultan of Selangor, after whom the mosque is named.

Parks and Recreation

The green areas dotting central Shah Alam offer a much-needed breath of fresh air in this heavily developed space. Those eager to keep exploring the city’s Islamic heritage will find the Garden of Islamic Arts located just adjacent to ‘The Blue Mosque’. Here, visitors can take in sculptures, galleries and public works of art set in a landscape that is inspired by Paradise as presented in the Quran. Nearby, the Taman Tasik is a popular place for walking, cycling and even picnicking. Just across from here is the National Botanical Garden, which features a mini zoo. Just north of the city centre, visitors can head to the Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam, a botanical park which offers jungle treks and an array of cycle paths. For a different kind of recreation experience, travellers can visit Wet World, a water park located near Taman Tasik, or cool down at Snowalk, an indoor winter landscape featuring snow sculptures and alpine activities.

Shopping and Sleeping in Shah Alam

No trip to Shah Alam would be complete without a visit to one of its multiple malls and retail venues. The Shah Alam City Centre Mall is a five-story site located in the heart of town. Just north of this is the Kompleks PKNS, which is more redolent of a traditional bazaar than a modern shopping mall. If you’re after kebayas or sarongs , this is the place to find them. Those looking for a conventional Western-style shopping experience can also make for the city’s AEON, Setia or I-City complexes. If you’re hungry, these outlets also offer a considerable array of food outlets and vendors. Shopping can be tiring, but luckily, Shah Alam has a fair smattering of hotels and sleeping venues. Visitors looking for a place to lay their heads will find accommodation dotted fairly evenly throughout the city. In addition to independently run hotel-style properties, travellers can choose from a selection of lodges and B&Bs in Shah Alam.

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