Providence KL

If you have money to spend, make your way to KL’s pint-​sized luxury club, Providence. The clientele here is known for spending their cash on bubblies. It’s not an unusual scene to see guys popping hundreds of Dom Perignon here.
It’s definitely not a place to order a cocktail by the bar and hoping to make some new friends. Party-​goers here, who dressed to nine, are more comfortable sharing a table and consume expensive liquors in groups.

Your night can only get better when you plan a night out at Providence Kuala Lumpur. Having branded to be the most luxurious club in KL, providence is definitely in the game to impress. Do not expect similar faces to that of rootz & zouk at this place as you will only be able to see the who’s of who in this place, a premium experience you’d get only here. A list celebrities & socialites of KL find tend to make this their number one party place.
Providence has some neat high tech sound systems & state of the arch lighting to complement the whole experience. Ive been to this place once & mind you, my wallet felt sore the next day. The drinks here are crazily priced & can cost you a couple of thousands, I kid you not! The drinks menu flaunts some pretty high end spirits & designer champagnes for the expensive taste buds. So unless you have got yourself a VIP table you better be prepared to find a spot at the bar.

Providence KL has been around for I would say 2 years now, it’s pretty new among all the clubs in KL. Their resident djs would usually spin house on Fridays and RnB on Saturdays. The crowd can get pretty crazy on weekends. They consist of rich kids popping 10 to 15 bottles for VVIP tables and the middle aged working class. Something I dislike about this club is that there isn’t really a dance floor. The front of the dj is a VVIP table which costs a bomb, an average bottle would cost about 350 to 400rm. By getting a few bottles, it would naturally entitle you to table service. There isn’t much tables in the club because to os a pretty small club in general. You can’t compare this club to Zouk or Rootz where it is a lot bigger.
The décor is pretty decent, there is valet situated right outside of Intermark which is the name of the building. Intermark is situated right in the middle of KL, near Citibank and Ampang Park.

If you like clubbing, I am sure you have heard of this place!
If not, you are hanging out with the wrong crowd: D
This club is a top notch club in Kuala Lumpur! Every time I go there I definitely have a blast!
The music just wont let you stay in one place.
Sometimes the crowd is a bit stuck up, people like to show off and just sit at their tables with baths of Moet champagne. — no exaggeration –you can literally order a bath of champagne bottles: D
but if you are able to enjoy yourself and not care if some people are staring and judging you — go there for good music and dancefloor!
enjoy!

This is definitely one of the top class clubs in KL! I honestly didn’t care! was there to have a blast with friends and I totally did! it’s really weird though to see people with a bath of champagne: D I though the club had that decorated there when I found out it was specifically arranged for one table! I think I’d totally see my friends and I doing that for some badass big celebration like a bachelorette party! ;)
It sucked for me a little last time I was there as Maybank’s website was down and the card payments were not going through! had to go out of the club and find an ATM –_​– but ended well eventually! the drink and the water after it were worth it! I had a blast!

One of the upclass premium clubs in KL. Providence has been known for their big spender crowd that pops champagne bottles all night. If you’re a baller, this is the place to be. It’s not a very big club that fits a lot of people but great décor and sound system.
Ballers out there, head over to Providence and start popping your bottles! Crowd there is more to working adults and you’ll see all them classy sexy ladies there.
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Business Hours: 10.00pm — 3.00am (Opens on Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays)