Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya is the most convenient hotel near Kajang, UNITEN, and IUKL — comfortable, family-friendly, and close to great dining spots.
We spent a weekend at Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya, and it turned out even better than we expected.
The hotel’s location makes it a practical choice for business travelers, campus visits, or a relaxing family getaway.
You’re minutes away from Kajang, UNITEN, IUKL, and MAEPS, with IOI City Mall just a short drive away for shopping and dining.
It strikes the right balance between comfort, convenience, and good food — all without the traffic and chaos of central Kuala Lumpur.
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Ideal Location for Work and Play
Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya is in Kajang’s Taman Unipark Suria, just 7 minutes from IOI City Mall.
Right across the road, De Centrum Mall is handy for snacks, fruits, toiletries, and last-minute essentials — all at prices lower than central Kuala Lumpur.
If you’re here for work or training, you’ll appreciate how close the hotel is to:
- University Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) – 5 minutes away
- Infrastructure University Kuala Lumpur (IUKL) – 7 minutes away
- Malaysia Agro Exposition Park Serdang (MAEPS) – about 2.6 km away
- Several banking hubs and corporate training centers within a few minutes’ drive
- And if you’re catching a flight, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is about 20 minutes away via the North-South Highway.
First Impressions and Check-In
Dory and Wendy checked in at 3 PM and were welcomed by friendly staff.
The lobby has a modern minimalist vibe, with black, white, and grey tones accented by mirrors.
There are cozy sofas, a small work area, and a snack corner if you want to grab something quickly.
The check-in was smooth, and the front desk explained everything clearly — from breakfast hours to buffet promos at the hotel’s in-house restaurant, RBG.
A welcoming lobby space designed for both business and leisure travelers
Inside Our Deluxe Room at Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya
For this stay, we booked Room 506, a Deluxe Corner Room at Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya.
At RM410 per night (including breakfast for two), the room felt spacious thanks to its clever ‘L’-shaped layout — the sleeping area is tucked away from the sitting and working space.
What We Loved in Room 506
- Beds: Two single beds with firm, comfy mattresses
- Sitting & Work Zone: A sofa and writing desk separated from the beds — great for catching up on work
- Storage: Open wardrobe and safe for valuables
- Amenities: Mini-fridge, iron, ironing board, hairdryer, and bathroom essentials
The soft lighting around the beds creates a cozy vibe at night.
While natural daylight brightens the room when you pull back the curtains.
The Deluxe Room offers comfort and functionality, ideal for business and leisure stays
The bathroom is well-designed, with a separate shower, bidet, and full toiletries provided.
Water pressure, hot shower, and electrical fittings — all worked perfectly.
Spacious bathroom with complete amenities for a comfortable stay
RBG Bar & Grill @ Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya
One thing we didn’t expect from Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya was how much we’d enjoy the food.
Across three meals, we tasted a mix of local favorites and hotel classics that made the stay even better.
Spacious and cozy dining area at RBG Bar & Grill, perfect for breakfast, lunch, or hi-tea
A. Welcome Dinner – Claypot Assam Pedas Fish Head 🐟🔥
We kicked off the stay with dinner at RBG Bar & Grill, and the highlight was the claypot assam pedas fish head.
Tangy, spicy, and cooked to perfection — this dish is a must-try if you love bold Malaysian flavors.
Pair it with steamed rice, and you’ll want seconds.
A must-try dinner highlight — claypot assam pedas fish head at RBG Bar & Grill
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B. Buffet Breakfast – Local + Western Variety
The breakfast spread isn’t massive, but it hits the right notes and keeps you satisfied.
What to expect:
- Local picks: Nasi lemak, ayam rendang, porridge
- Western bites: Pastries, cereals, fruits
- Live egg station: Scrambled, sunny-side up, or omelette
- Drinks: Fresh juices, coffee, and tea
A good mix of choices whether you want a quick bite or a full breakfast before exploring.
Start your day with a hearty buffet breakfast featuring Malaysian and Western favorites.
C. Weekend Hi-Tea – The Star of the Show
On Sundays from 12 PM to 4 PM, the Weekend Buffet Hi-Tea is where the hotel shines.
For RM68+ per adult, we enjoyed a generous spread of local and international dishes.
Indulge in the weekend hi-tea buffet with a wide variety of sweet and savory treats
Highlights include:
- Hot dishes: Mee goreng, spaghetti carbonara, ayam goreng berempah
- Snacks: Sandwiches, popia, and steamed pau
- Desserts: Puddings, jelly, ice cream, and a chocolate fountain
Tip: Arrive early and pace yourself — it’s easy to overeat here.
Indulge in the weekend hi-tea buffet with a wide variety of sweet and savory treats
Facilities and Family-Friendly Touches
Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya may be compact, but it offers just enough facilities to keep both families and business travelers comfortable:
- Small Outdoor Pool
Perfect for kids to splash around and cool off after a long day. Parents can relax by the poolside while keeping an eye on the little ones. - Compact Gym
Not a full-fledged fitness center, but it has the essentials — a treadmill, stationary bike, and free weights — enough for a quick workout before breakfast or after meetings. - EV Charging Stations
A thoughtful touch for eco-conscious travelers driving electric cars. No need to hunt for nearby charging points. - Ballroom & Meeting Rooms
For business travelers, the hotel provides functional spaces for corporate training sessions, small events, or private meetings. - Parking
Parking is available but limited, so if you’re arriving during weekends or peak hours, it’s better to come a little earlier to secure a spot.
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Nearby Attractions and Essentials
One of the best things about staying at Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya is how convenient the location is.
You won’t need to go far to find food, shopping, or entertainment:
De Centrum Mall (2-minute walk)
Located just across the road, this small neighborhood mall is perfect for grabbing snacks, fruits, toiletries, or last-minute essentials.
Prices are friendlier than what you’ll find in central Kuala Lumpur.
IOI City Mall (7 minutes by car or Grab)
A massive lifestyle hub with 350+ shops, cinema, indoor theme park, ice-skating rink, and plenty of dining options.
Perfect for families, couples, or anyone looking to spend a few relaxing hours indoors.
Putrajaya (15-minute drive)
If you have time, make a quick trip to Putrajaya to explore its scenic parks, lakes, bridges, and the iconic Putra Mosque.
It’s a great spot for evening walks, photography, or simply enjoying the city’s calm vibe.
Traveler FAQs for Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya
Q: Can I add a baby cot or extra bed?
Yes, but it’s subject to availability. Contact the hotel early to arrange.
Q: Can I pay at the counter?
No. All bookings require prepayment online unless stated otherwise.
Q: Is late checkout possible?
Yes, but you’ll need to contact the hotel. Charges may apply depending on walk-in rates.
Q: Will the hotel look exactly like the website photos?
Mostly yes, but renovations and upgrades happen periodically, so there may be slight differences.
Q: Is there a tourism tax?
Yes. A RM10 tourism tax per room applies for foreign guests, payable at check-in.
Final Thoughts: Worth the Stay
Even though we had a short stay at Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya, we’d say it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for a hotel near Kajang, UNITEN, IUKL, or MAEPS.
Final Thoughts on Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya
Our weekend stay at Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya turned out better than expected.
The rooms are comfortable, the food is excellent, and the staff is genuinely friendly.
With De Centrum Mall just across the road and IOI City Mall only a short drive away, everything you need is within easy reach.
The hotel offers a practical mix of comfort, convenience, and good value without the noise and traffic of central Kuala Lumpur.
Quick Travel Tips
- Best room: Go for the Deluxe Corner Room if you want extra space and an L-shaped layout.
- Must-try meal: The claypot assam pedas fish head and Weekend Buffet Hi-Tea are highlights.
- Getting around: Grab rides are cheap and make trips to IOI City Mall and Putrajaya easy.
- Parking: Limited slots, so arrive early during peak hours.
- Booking: Check the hotel’s official site for the latest rates and packages.
The clean, modern façade of Park Inn Putrajaya near Kajang, UNITEN, and IUKL
Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya
Jalan Universiti, Taman Unipark Suria, 43000 Kajang, Selangor
Tel: 03-8911 1999
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Disclosure: This stay at Park Inn by Radisson Putrajaya was hosted, and we’re grateful to the hotel for the warm hospitality. As always, all opinions, experiences, and recommendations are entirely my own.
