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The Rabbit Hole

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The Rabbit Hole in Kuala Lumpur is a fantastical bar inspired by Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. Located on Changkat Bukit Bintang, this venue is a whimsical escape from the city's nightlife. The interior is a maze of quirky rooms, each with a unique theme: from the 'Mad Hatter's Tea Party' to the 'Queen of Hearts' court. Decor includes oversized teacups, playing card motifs, and whimsical lighting. The cocktail menu is equally imaginative, with drinks served in teapots, test tubes, and other curious vessels. The atmosphere is lively and fun, perfect for groups or a memorable night out. The bar often features live music or themed events, adding to its charm.

Don't miss

  • Explore the themed rooms, each with a different Alice in Wonderland scene
  • Order the 'Drink Me' potion served in a test tube set
  • Take photos in the giant teacup and the Queen's throne
  • Attend a themed event or live music night
  • Try the 'Cheshire Cat' cocktail with a smoky finish

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Ways to visit The Rabbit Hole

You can visit on your own (No cover charge; pay for drinks. Reservations recommended for large groups). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Know before you go

  • Arrive early to explore the rooms before they get crowded.
  • The bar is very photogenic; bring your camera.
  • Check their social media for themed nights and events.
  • Cocktails are priced moderately for the area; cards accepted.

A bit of history

The Rabbit Hole opened in the mid-2010s, capitalizing on the global trend of themed bars. It quickly became a hotspot in Kuala Lumpur's entertainment district, known for its Instagram-worthy interiors and creative drinks.

Common questions

Is the bar suitable for children?

No, it's a bar for adults 21 and over.

Do they serve food?

They offer a small menu of snacks and finger foods.

Can I book a private room?

Yes, they have private areas for events; contact them directly.

What is the dress code?

Smart casual; no shorts or slippers.

Is there a cover charge?

No, but you must purchase drinks.

How do I get there by public transport?

Take the MRT to Bukit Bintang station, then walk 10 minutes.

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