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  1. The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur

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    The Ritz-Carlton sits in the Golden Triangle, Kuala Lumpur's upscale shopping and dining district, where you're a short walk from the Petronas Towers and a very easy cab ride from everywhere else. This full-service luxury hotel has 364 rooms and suites with marble bathrooms and 24-hour butler service, plus a landscaped garden pool, a spa with a private pool, and a Cantonese restaurant that draws non-guests on its own. Colonial-style interiors keep things stately without feeling fussy.

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