IJM Land breaks ground on new aparthotel at Royal Mint Gardens


Artist's impression of the Staycity Group’s Wilde at Royal Mint Street, London

PETALING JAYA: IJM Land Bhd the property division of IJM Corp Bhd, through its UK subsidiary RMS (England) Ltd, is developing the second and final phase of Royal Mint Gardens and has leased part of the site to Staycity Group, one of Europe’s leading aparthotel operators, for a flagship its Wilde brand.

Located near and overlooking the iconic Tower Bridge, the project builds on the success of the first phase of Royal Mint Gardens, completed in 2019, said IJM Land in a statement.

“The aparthotel will span 15 floors, offering 463 fully equipped rooms designed for both short and extended stays.

“Guests will also enjoy a rooftop bar with panoramic views of London and dining options accessible to residents and the public.”

IJM Land said the 30-year lease underscores Staycity Group’s long-term commitment to providing high-quality hospitality in London’s vibrant city centre.

“Construction is set to proceed following the groundbreaking ceremony, with completion targeted for May 2028. Both IJM Land and Staycity Group are committed to sustainable development practices, ensuring the project adheres to the highest environmental standards.”

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