Experience urban sophistication at Imperial Lexis Kuala Lumpur, a prestigious freehold 5-star hotel and serviced residence located along Jalan Kia Peng in the vibrant KL City Centre. Developed by the award-winning KL Metro Group, this 53-storey skyscraper offers panoramic views of the city skyline, including the Petronas Twin Towers, KL Tower, and Merdeka 118. A defining feature of this development is the inclusion of a private pool in every unit, a unique offering for luxury living in the capital.Imperial Lexis is a mixed-use development standing 53 stories tall. It comprises 275 hotel suites and 164 serviced apartments known as Grandview Residence. The project was officially launched for opening in June 2024. All units are delivered fully furnished with hotel-standard fittings, making them ready for immediate occupancy or rental. The architectural design is contemporary and luxurious, with each space crafted to provide relaxation and rejuvenation with stunning skyline views.Residents and guests have access to a comprehensive suite of 5-star facilities designed for leisure and business, including:A rooftop Sky Deck offering panoramic city vistasAn open-air Satellite BarInfinity Pool and Rooftop PoolA fully-equipped GymnasiumSpa and SaunaMultiple specialty restaurants, a coffee house, and an executive loungeA Grand Sky Ballroom for eventsImperial Lexis boasts excellent connectivity, situated in a prime location with easy access to major transportation hubs. The Conlay MRT Station is just a short walk away, providing seamless travel across the city.Prominent shopping destinations are within walking distance, offering world-class retail and entertainment options:Pavilion Kuala Lumpur (approx. 0.8 km)Suria KLCC Shopping Centre (approx. 0.8 km)Berjaya Times Square (approx. 1.6 km)For leisure and recreation, the lush expanse of KLCC Park is just a 3-minute walk from the property.Imperial Lexis Kuala Lumpur is a flagship project by KL Metro Group, a respected developer known for its high-end property and hotel developments, including the Guinness World Record-holding Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson.