Okay average points but it's Tunes and it doesn't cost too much this close to an international airport. Honestly though, you get what you pay for and it's exactly what you need waiting between planes: an air conditioned room with a reasonable shower and a Seven Eleven open at 2 in the morning with Carlsberg in. The shuttle bus costs 20p although walking is option if you don't have 5 kids with you.

With any more than 7 hours to kill definitely worth the money.

I stayed here because I had an early morning flight from LCCT. The room was tiny - makes Travelodge look palatial! I had to open my case on the bed as there was no space to open it on the floor. Aircon and towel were included in my price ($70) but you had to sign for the towel and return it to reception! For this price you can get a magnificent room in the centre of Kuala Lumpur, and I would do this next time and just pay for a taxi. The hotel has an adequate restaurant.

Air Asia's Malaysian stopover is made simple and affordable by booking Tune Hotel at the LCCT.
Book on line, on arrival catch Tune shuttle at KL LCCT to be in your room in minutes. Clean rooms with your choice of add ons available. Staff helpful, efficient and friendly. Perfect for stopover to sleep then head back to airport, affoardable and easy.

To offer "convenient" travel you must: 1) do basic things right (cleanliness,minimal facilities, etc) and 2) be low-priced. Tune doesn't do either. The hotel smells like a urine-collection center and has more shades or grey (read: long-standing, unwashed dirt) than Hieronymus Bosch had ever envisioned. The room was so sordid that I slept with my clothes on. And it's is "only" half the price of the Shangri-la Putrajaya a lovely island of quite luxury. Also, I don't understand how they got a building permit so close to the runway.