March 26, 2007

Tune Hotels: Kuala Lumpur’s latest affordable, cheapest, no frills hotel

Tune Hotel... another brilliant idea of Tony Fernandez

Just from the look of the exterior of the hotel, you’d probably have guessed that this hotel must have something to do with Air Asia or Tony Fernandez or both. Tune Hotels is the latest brainchild of Tony Fernandez, the man behind the extremely successful Air Asia, Malaysia’s first low cost, no frills airline. And know, Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia is proud to present to the world Asia’s first no frills hotel. Even from the pricing, you’d know that it is the trade mark of Tony Fernandez. Where else in the world can you get a hotel accomodation so cheap at RM9.99 (barely USD3.00)? Now every one can stay at a hotel…. so to speak, borrowing Air Asia’s Now everyone can fly… :)

But don’t be fooled by the price. The first Tune Hotels is located right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman. Everything is close by the Tune Hotel. Kuala Lumpur City Center (KLCC), Bintang Walk, KL Tower, Chinatown at Petaling Street, monorail stations… just to name a few, are all within short public transport ride or even walking distance to the adventureous folks.

Tune Hotel room... not bad at all

If you were wondering how would the rooms look like for RM9.99 a night, worry no more. It’s just as good as other RM60 - RM150 per night range of hotels available around the Malaysia’s capital city, if not better. You can even make the booking online. This is definitely the cheapest hotel in Kuala Lumpur for now. Better news is that Tune Hotels also plans to have a hotel in every major city in Malaysia in the future. So if you are coming to Kuala Lumpur, you should give Tune Hotels a try and see if Tony really delivers what he says. But before that, may I suggest that you read the FAQ’s first.

I am so impressed with Tony Fernandez’s business ideas. His business models not only bring handsome profit to his company and shareholders but also provide value for money for common people on the street. If only his Air Asia’s flights are not riddled with delays. That aside, I wish there are more businessmen in Malaysia who can emulate Tony Fernandez’s brilliance when it comes to no-frills stuff.
Congratulation to Tony Fernandez and Tune Hotels…. now everyone can fly and stay at a hotel.

Read [Star Online]

[tags]Tune Hotel, cheapest hotel in Kuala Lumpur, no frills hotel, Tony Fernandez, Air Asia[/tags]

20 comments

20 comments to Tune Hotels: Kuala Lumpur’s latest affordable, cheapest, no frills hotel

  1. tedungS
    March 28th, 2007 at 4:18 pm

    respek… camana die buat duit tu

  2. yash
    August 16th, 2007 at 1:39 pm

    betul-betul respek memang otak busines punya org think out of box congrate..!!

  3. Sakti
    September 3rd, 2007 at 11:07 am

    weldone dato’ tony fernandez u have multitude idea’s that people can read your mind.keep on do it dato’ bravo bravo…

  4. Ricardo Abad
    February 23rd, 2008 at 12:23 pm

    How do I book online?

    CJCM: Just go to http://www.tunehotels.com/ and click Online Booking… :)

  5. nurmawati napitupulu
    February 25th, 2008 at 9:08 am

    give me information if any low rate

    CJCM: Thx for visiting us here. You can always check the current rate at Tune Hotel’s website.

  6. cynthia oei
    March 8th, 2008 at 11:53 pm

    going to stay there on march 14th, after seeing the hotel when i passed by, hope for the best

  7. sue
    May 31st, 2008 at 8:04 pm

    they should set up one more near Lcct …

  8. Heryanto Kunadi
    June 25th, 2008 at 4:41 pm

    How far the Tune Hotel from Pudu Raya bus station ? How can I get the hotel from pudu raya ? Thank’s.

    CJCM: I think not very far…. should be within 15-20 minutes in normal traffic. The easiest is taxi of course, but there are buses I am sure. Please ask at the ticket counter 1st. TQ

  9. Harris
    July 9th, 2008 at 4:56 pm

    I’m going to stay there this August and I’m driving from JB. So, is it any parking space at Tune Hotel KL? or have to add on?

    CJCM: Not sure about the parking at the hotel itself but there are plenty of parking spaces around the hotel.

  10. Endy
    July 10th, 2008 at 10:25 pm

    I went to the website and tried to book a room there but it costs RM 67.99 per night for the single room. Where’s the RM9.99??

    CJCM: Hehehe…. that one must be sold out laaa. Thats how Tony sells it…. a few rooms at 9.99 the rest at normal price laa. Like AirAsia laaa. You dunno meh?

  11. msnadja
    August 15th, 2008 at 2:04 pm

    hi,
    how can i go to tune hotel, KL from KLIA? Is there any direct transport besides taxi?

  12. nisha
    November 3rd, 2008 at 10:21 am

    any tune hotel near klia

  13. aziera azian
    November 20th, 2008 at 12:09 pm

    im an interior architecture student from uitm. im doin my research on my major project for my final semester.according to this article which have said ‘tune hotels plans to have a hotel in every major city in Malaysia in the future’, so im quite interested to take the challenge to proposed a new design for the next branch for tune hotels in other major city in Malaysia based on the requirements needed from your party. so, if i would like to proposed a new design for this tune hotels for other city in Malaysia, who should i refer to?coz i need all those important feedbacks before proceed with this project.
    1-can i know which city are the most probably be the best site for the next branch for tune hotel?
    2-how big the tune hotels need to be?is there any specific size for the tune hotels?
    3-how and who should i refer to get all the important details and informations about this tune hotel?
    please reply me soon because i’m really interested in considering this tune hotel as my final project.
    and this is really important to me.really hope the cooperations from ur party.thank you.

    CJCM: Wow…. this is a good proposition I guess. You should contact Mr Tony Fernandez directly. I don’t have his email but if you would visit http://www.AirAsia.com you can get some emails addresses and telephone numbers there to start searching for the right contact. Good luck to you.

  14. ardavan
    December 22nd, 2008 at 11:27 pm

    hi dears : i want to go to malaysia and stay in tune hotel but i cant book a room now . its possiable when go there get to hotel an stay there?

    CJCM: If there is room available I can’t see why not… :) Hope you enjoy your holiday in our country.

  15. shukri
    January 8th, 2009 at 9:15 pm

    Booked tune hotel but no show on particular day. Any comment regarding changing the date.

    CJCM: Not sure how it works there. Maybe you wud want to ask the hotel directly. Appreciate if u let us know the outcome. TQ

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  18. Tara
    February 22nd, 2009 at 11:35 am

    I oso dun understand how come all people is praise how good is this hotel.I get my most bad day at this hotel.
    In last year my holiday during November, something bad happen 2 me in this wat i call ‘thief’ hotel. i went to Kl for holiday & after enjoying my hold day at KL i went back 2 hotel & rest. I bring 2 handphone “HP” during tat holiday.i’m very tired & left 1 of my HP at bed & close wif pillow during check out the next day.
    after an hour i check out & at Downtown of KL the next day then onli i realise i lost my HP & i tried 2 call back & it already close.
    I thought is the house keeping close it & wait me go back & collect my HP but when i reach there they told me they didnt found any HP at that room.
    Hey my HP is under the pillow & no body will realise there a HP down the pillow but they told me they didnt found any HP in that room. Somemore my Hp battery is full & could not close by it self. there must be some one close my HP & took it.
    I not satisfied with it & ask them 2 bring me to that room again.

  19. azly
    February 27th, 2009 at 1:21 pm

    i would like to impose same concept to my resort who can let me know who is the engineer incahrge of the system

  20. rubik
    March 21st, 2009 at 2:59 pm

    hey Tara, i dont think u can blame the hotel if hsekeeping steals the phone. in fact, the next tenant may just steal it. this can happen anywhere because no. 1, u left ur hphone! My advice is that u be more careful with ur belongings, no establishment can be held responsible for ur own belongings if u are careless. I hope you are much more careful in the future :-)

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