And thats the advantage especially if you have an early morning flight as I did. In fact I had two such destinations having to double back from Siem Reap to get to Chiang Mai and no connecting service. The rooms are small, no doubt about that as you open the door it just passes by the bottom of the bed but for what I pad it was adequate. I paid extra for air conditioning but took my own towel although a package is not expensive of top of the base price. Certainly wouldn't stay here longer than 1 night but its the best option you have as its an hours journey into the city and you are unlikely to find anything cheaper than this place, believe me I have tried and its not worth the effort.

Tiny very clean room and bath room; excellent WIFI; very shuttle to LCCT but easy to walk to.
Value for money in KL where hotels close to airport are very expensive; will stay again on my next stop over in KL

This hotel is all about location. You can't beat flying in late and leaving early and only having to walk across the carpark to your bed. Yes, it's expensive for what it is and the rooms are very small, but it beats travelling into the city and back out again. The bathrooms are clean and functional. The convenience store downstairs is a bonus. I will definitely stay again.

Tune Hotel is just about 10 minute walk from the LCCT airport, it is around 100 meters from the departure gate. It is little expensive for the size of room it provides, but you don't have a better option this near to LCCT. I arrived at midnight and had a flight next morning so I had booked this online. You need to separately buy towels/toiletry kit and 24 hour AC package along with the room. Don't expect and room service or restaurants within the hotel. But just outside the hotel there is a 7eleven store where you can get water, or other stuff there. Tune also provides a shuttle which costs 2 MYR per person but shuttle does not ply during night time. All in all decent place to stay overnight, and money well spent instead of sitting and sleeping at the airport.

For more information on my Malaysia trip and Penang resort - read here: http://insightvues.blogspot.in/2013/02/malaysia-travelogue-part-1-penang.html