The Ascott Limited (Ascott), a leading lodging business unit under CapitaLand Investment, is thrilled to announce the upcoming soft opening of its first lyf-branded co-living property in Kuala Lumpur, Lyf Raja Chulan Kuala Lumpur.
The co-living space is a 12-storey building boasting 104 units and is set to welcome guests starting May 19, 2023. Positioned along the vibrant Jalan Raja Chulan, lyf Raja Chulan Kuala Lumpur offers a fresh hospitality concept known as “lyf” (pronounced as “life”), catering to digital nomads, technopreneurs, creatives, and self-starters seeking dynamic co-living spaces.
As travel resumes and the world embraces new adventures, lyf Raja Chulan Kuala Lumpur is dedicated to providing innovative co-living solutions for next-generation travellers who constantly seek to break away from conventional routines.
Nestled within the Golden Triangle, the city’s commercial, shopping, and entertainment hub, this prime location offers easy access to various parts of Kuala Lumpur, thanks to its proximity to transportation nodes like the Masjid Jamek LRT Station.
Whether you are embarking on an extended stay or visiting for a few days, the property ensures a comfortable experience with its range of fun, spacious, and functional apartments.
These thoughtfully designed accommodations feature comfy beds, modern amenities, ensuite bathrooms, and complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, catering to solo travellers or groups alike.
What sets this space apart is its commitment to fostering connections and building a vibrant community. With shared spaces such as a communal kitchen and launderette, guests have ample opportunities to engage, mingle, and connect with each other.
Additionally, the property hosts a variety of in-house events, providing guests with a platform to meet fellow travellers and create unique interactions.
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