If you’re staying at Cormar Suites, three of Malaysia’s most jaw-dropping skyscrapers are close by. Below you’ll find everything you need to know about KL Tower, Petronas Twin Towers and the brand-new Merdeka 118—plus the tower events of 2026.
KL Tower (Menara KL) – 421 m – 2 blocks from Cormar
Menara Kuala Lumpur remains the seventh-tallest telecommunications tower on the planet and the undisputed icon of the KL skyline. From Cormar Suites it’s a flat, two-block stroll—under five minutes—so you can beat the tour-bus queues by arriving right at opening time.
- Observation Deck (276 m): 360° glass windows.
- SkyDeck (300 m open platform): No glass—just a waist-high railing between you and the city. Sunset slots sell out first; pre-book online or ask reception to reserve.
- ORBIT Revolving Restaurant (formerly Atmosphere 360): The tower’s revolving restaurant, rebranded ORBIT in 2025; a full rotation is reported to take about 90 minutes.
Guest offers: We may have seasonal discounts available for different attractions from time to time for hotel guests. Inquire at the Front Desk for more info (WhatsApp).
Petronas Twin Towers – 452 m – a short walk from Cormar
The towers are about 450 m from Cormar Suites in a straight line, a short walk away, and KLCC LRT station is within about a 10-minute walk. Highlights at the Petronas Towers:
- Skybridge (levels 41–42, 170 m): The world’s highest two-storey bridge. For same-day visits, buy tickets online at eticket2.petronastwintowers.com.my.
- 86th-floor Observation Deck: Open Tuesday–Sunday and public holidays, 9:00–22:30, last admission 21:30; on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Monday, 9:00–20:00 (last admission 19:00); closed on other Mondays. Night views include the illuminated Menara KL mast.
- Suria KLCC: The mall at the towers’ base, with six retail levels and roughly 300 stores.
Staying a short walk away makes it easy to pick an off-peak time slot.
Merdeka 118 – 678.9 m – Malaysia’s new tallest
Completed in 2023, Merdeka 118 overtook the Petronas Towers by about 227 m. It has 118 floors—hence the name—and stands beside the historic Merdeka Stadium where independence was declared in 1957.
- Observation deck: As of September 2026, the deck (“The View at 118”) is not open to the public and no tickets are on sale. Anyone selling tickets is unauthorised.
- Getting there: Take the MRT Kajang Line from Bukit Bintang; Merdeka is the next stop.
- For now: Enjoy the tower from street level, or see it from the KL Tower and Petronas decks.
Check official channels for opening news before you plan a visit to the deck.
Tower Events in 2026
KL Tower is more than a viewpoint; it’s an international sports arena.
- International Towerthon – August
A stair-climb race up KL Tower, held each August during National Month. The 2026 race has already taken place; check KL Tower’s official channels for the next one. - International BASE Jump – early October 2026
Jumpers leap from KL Tower against the KL skyline. The 2026 edition took place around 2 October and is now past. - World Federation of Great Towers Conference – September 2026
The federation’s 2026 annual conference was held in September at the PETRONAS Twin Towers.
Seasonal Guest Offers
We may have seasonal discounts available for different attractions from time to time for hotel guests. Inquire at the Front Desk for more info.
Raja Chulan Monorail, KLCC LRT and Bukit Bintang MRT are each within about a 10-minute walk of Cormar Suites at 10 Jalan Perak.
Fast Facts for Your Visit
| Tower | Height | Last Ticket | Distance from Cormar |
|---|---|---|---|
| KL Tower | 421 m | Check before you go | 450 m / 5 min walk |
| Petronas Twin Towers | 452 m | 21:30 (Tue–Sun) | About 450 m, a short walk |
| Merdeka 118 | 678.9 m | Deck not yet open | MRT from Bukit Bintang, 1 stop |
Only KL Tower offers open-air viewing, on its SkyDeck. Bring a light jacket—deck temperatures can be 5 °C cooler than street level.
Ready to see Kuala Lumpur from every angle? Reserve your Cormar room and start climbing, riding or simply gazing at one of the world’s most photogenic skylines.
