Are there toilets in the Kuala Lumpur metro and how much do they cost?

Yes, there are toilets in the Kuala Lumpur metro, and at many stations they are free. This is a nice bonus for tourists, especially if you are traveling with children or just staying in the city. Paid toilets are also found, but mainly at major interchange hubs.

Here's what you need to know about toilets in the KL metro:

• Free toilets are available at almost all LRT, MRT, and monorail stations. They are usually located behind the fare gates, on the platform, or in underground passages. Look for signs saying "Tandas" or "Toilet".
• Paid toilets are found at major stations, for example, at KL Sentral or KLCC. The cost is usually nominal—about 1–2 ringgit. For this money, you will be given toilet paper and possibly even a towel.
• Cleanliness in metro toilets is generally good. Cleaners are on duty constantly, especially at busy stations. But during peak hours, it may be a bit dirty.
• What to do if there is no toilet? At some older monorail stations (for example, at some stops in the Bukit Bintang area), there may be no toilets. In that case, you can exit the metro and go to the nearest shopping mall—there, toilets are always free and clean. For example, at Bukit Bintang station (monorail), you can go to Pavilion KL mall.

Overall, there are no problems with toilets in the Kuala Lumpur metro. The system is designed for tourists, and you will always find a place to freshen up. More useful tips about the city's transport and infrastructure can be found in our detailed guide to the Kuala Lumpur metro—there we covered all the nuances, including ticket purchase and the Touch 'n Go card.

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