




Imperial Lexis Kuala Lumpur
A sky-high retreat with panoramic city views and a rooftop pool
About this hotel
Perched high above Kuala Lumpur, the Imperial Lexis offers a rooftop swimming pool that becomes a focal point for relaxation and city gazing. As the afternoon light softens, guests can unwind by the water, watching the urban landscape transform. The terrace provides a serene escape, perfect for couples or small groups seeking an elevated perspective. From golden hour cocktails at the bar to a leisurely dinner at the restaurant, the experience is defined by the evolving skyline. The city lights begin to twinkle as dusk settles, creating a dynamic backdrop for an evening spent above the bustling streets. The panoramic views from the rooftop pool are a constant reminder of Kuala Lumpur's vibrant energy.
- Rooftop swimming pool
- Spa facilities
- Fitness centre
- Restaurant and bar
Our take
This hotel is ideal for travelers seeking a luxurious escape with a significant rooftop amenity. Those who prioritize a swimming pool with expansive city views, coupled with spa and dining options, will find the Imperial Lexis appealing. It caters well to couples and families looking for a refined stay. However, guests primarily seeking a lively, late-night party scene on the rooftop might find the ambiance more geared towards relaxation and sophisticated dining.
- ✓Head to the rooftop pool in the late afternoon to catch the golden hour light reflecting off the city's architecture.
- ✓Reserve a table at the rooftop restaurant for dinner to experience the city lights coming alive below you.
- ✓Consider a wellness package to combine the rooftop relaxation with a rejuvenating spa treatment during your stay.
Why we love it
- Rooftop swimming pool with city views
- Sophisticated bar for evening cocktails
- Dining options with an elevated perspective
- Spa facilities for ultimate relaxation
Why guests love itA family of four booked a family room at the Imperial Lexis and quickly made the rooftop pool their daily anchor. The children swam through the late afternoon while the parents watched the city views shift to evening light, and the spa gave one parent a quiet hour each day. Dinner was usually at the hotel's restaurant and bar. The rooftop leans toward relaxation rather than late nights, which suited a family better than a party crowd.