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V Hotel KL: Stay One Get One Free on Your Birthday | JomDeals

Book a night on your birthday (or within 3 days) at V Hotel Kuala Lumpur and the second night is free - Superior Rooms from RM160, complimentary upgrade subject to availability.

Last checked (deal info): 25 Aug 2026Updated (this guide): 2026-08-25

What you get

Stay one night, get the second free at V Hotel Kuala Lumpur when your check-in falls on your birthday or within 3 days of it. Superior Rooms run from RM160 per night, and the offer includes a complimentary room upgrade subject to availability. ID verification at reception is the whole claim process.

Valid throughout 2026 — one of the few hotel birthday offers with a published validity window you can actually plan around.

Quick decision

Two nights for RM160 works out at RM80/night for a birthday staycation inside KL. Budget-boutique rather than luxury; if Four Seasons taste is the goal, this is not that. For an affordable city break where day two is free, it is hard to beat.

Requirements at a glance

  • Advance booking required
  • Check-in ON your birthday or within 3 days of it
  • ID verification at reception
  • Upgrade subject to availability; taxes excluded from tariff

How to claim

  1. Book direct quoting the birthday promotion for your target dates.
  2. Check in within the window and present IC/passport at reception.
  3. Receive the second night free plus any available upgrade.

What usually goes wrong

  • Booking through OTAs - direct booking is what the offer expects.
  • Dates outside the window - the 3-day buffer is strict.
  • Expecting suite upgrades - next category only, subject to availability.

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