" 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. "
26 March 2023
Anynomous
" 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. "
02 May 2023
Anynomous
" 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.
Some units are also setup as short-term accomodation for tourists as it is close to Bukit Bintang and Petaling Street (Chinatown) tourist and shopping areas. I have no issues with that but hope that they follow house rules and use the facilities with the same care ( especially the gym and pool ) like us long-term residents.
It is normally quiet during the weekdays when residents are away in classes or at work. On my floor at least, I hardly see any of neighbours, as we tend to go directly into our apartments without lingering around the lift lobby, though we do say hi if we meet occassionaly in the elevators. Weekends tend to be a bit more lively but I have not had any noise issues.
The premises are quite clean and taken care off. A shoutout for Mr. Lim who manages the cleaning of the premises and also runs the laundry shop. He'll also arrange for cleaning your apartment if you need it.
Security wise, key cards are required for entry/exit and also to activate the elevators and the on-site security guards do their work to ensure proper registration of visitors/non-residents. Casa is also close by to the KL Police Contigent HQ and you do see on and off-duty officers at the Mamak store at all times of the day and night. I do feel safer as I think they do deter any petty crime by their presence.
All in all, quite happy with staying in Casa so far. "
Anynomous
" 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. "
26 March 2023Anynomous
" 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.
02 May 2023Finally 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. "
Anynomous
" My 2 cents as a "Casa" resident.
31 October 2023It 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.
Some units are also setup as short-term accomodation for tourists as it is close to Bukit Bintang and Petaling Street (Chinatown) tourist and shopping areas. I have no issues with that but hope that they follow house rules and use the facilities with the same care ( especially the gym and pool ) like us long-term residents.
It is normally quiet during the weekdays when residents are away in classes or at work. On my floor at least, I hardly see any of neighbours, as we tend to go directly into our apartments without lingering around the lift lobby, though we do say hi if we meet occassionaly in the elevators. Weekends tend to be a bit more lively but I have not had any noise issues.
The premises are quite clean and taken care off. A shoutout for Mr. Lim who manages the cleaning of the premises and also runs the laundry shop. He'll also arrange for cleaning your apartment if you need it.
Security wise, key cards are required for entry/exit and also to activate the elevators and the on-site security guards do their work to ensure proper registration of visitors/non-residents. Casa is also close by to the KL Police Contigent HQ and you do see on and off-duty officers at the Mamak store at all times of the day and night. I do feel safer as I think they do deter any petty crime by their presence.
All in all, quite happy with staying in Casa so far. "