YourRetreat @ i-City → Liberty Tower
Liberty Tower homestay · i-City, Shah Alam
Liberty Tower is the one that's nicer to sit in.
A one-bedroom SoHo for up to three, in the block nearest the bridge into Central i-City mall. Brick feature wall, a proper dining table, an oven rather than a hotplate, and a window that looks over the park instead of the car park.
1 bedroom · 1.5 baths 1–3 guests Oven & dining table Park view Self check-in
At a glance
Everything about this flat, in one block.
The whole specification in one place, so nobody has to read a page to find out whether there's an oven or where the car goes.
| Where | Liberty Tower, i-City, Seksyen 7, Shah Alam, Selangor |
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| Sleeps | 1–3 guests on a queen bed |
| Rooms | 1 bedroom · 1.5 bathrooms |
| Wifi | Fibre broadband |
| Parking | One free reserved covered bay, included in the rate |
| Check-in | Self check-in with a lockbox, any time from 3pm. Nobody to meet |
| Kitchen | Oven, hob, fridge with freezer, dining table, pots, pans, dishes, cutlery |
| Working | A desk against the full-height window; the dining table takes two laptops |
| Laundry | Washer in the unit, and a drying rack behind the door |
| Television | 40-inch HDTV with Amazon Prime Video, on the brick feature wall |
| View | Over the park, city behind it, catches the light park after dark |
| To the mall | The tower connects to Central i-City mall by the pedestrian walk |
| To the LRT | Seksyen 7 Shah Alam, 650 m, open since 29 June 2026 |
| In the building | Shared pool with a children's pool, gym, fenced garden, playground, BBQ grill, exterior security cameras |
| In the unit | Exercise equipment, room-darkening blinds, extra pillows and blankets |
| Long stays | Welcome, ask me about a monthly rate |
| Booking | Direct with me on WhatsApp. No platform, no account |
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The building
What Liberty Tower is.
Worth knowing, because at i-City the tower decides more about a stay than the flat does.
Liberty Tower is one of six residential towers inside the i-City precinct, and one of the three newer ones named after cities, Liberty for New York, Parisien for Paris, and Hyde for London's Hyde Park. All were built by i-City Properties, the property arm of the company behind the theme park itself.
It is the tallest of the three at 46 storeys, and its SoHo units run from roughly 466 to 769 square feet. The part that matters day to day is that the tower connects to Central i-City mall by the pedestrian walk, dinner, a supermarket and a cinema without moving the car or opening an umbrella. More on the six towers and how the precinct is laid out.
What's in it
The details that decide it.
- Getting in
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Self check-in with a lockbox, any time from 3pm.
Nobody to meet, no key handover to arrange around your flight. The code and your bay come through before you travel.
- Sleeping
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A queen bed, for up to three guests.
Extra pillows and blankets in the wardrobe, room-darkening blinds on the windows. One bedroom, one and a half bathrooms.
- The kitchen
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Oven, hob, fridge with a freezer, and a table to actually eat at.
Pots, pans, dishes, cutlery, cooking basics and cleaning things. This is the unit to take if you'd rather cook than order in for the third night running, the other one has a hob but no oven.
- Working here
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A desk in the corner, against the window.
The dining table takes a laptop and a second person comfortably. If the connection is the deciding factor for your trip, Hyde Tower is the one on the 120 Mbps fibre line.
- Parking
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One free bay in the building, reserved for you and included.
You drive in and park under cover rather than circling the public deck on a Saturday night. There's paid parking in the building too if you arrive with a second car.
- The television
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40-inch HDTV with Amazon Prime Video.
Mounted on the brick wall above the console. Sign in with your own account.
- The building
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Shared pool, gym, a fenced garden and a BBQ grill.
There's exercise equipment in the unit as well, for the mornings you don't want to go down.
- The view
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Over the park, with the city behind it.
Quieter to look at than the mall side, and it still catches the light park after dark.
- Laundry
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Washer in the unit, and a drying rack behind the door.
In this climate things are dry by the next morning, which is what makes a two-week stay here work with hand luggage.






Liberty or Hyde
The differences that actually decide it.
Both are one-bedroom SoHos for up to three, both have a free reserved bay, self check-in, a washer and a covered walk to the mall. Four things separate them.
| Liberty Tower | Hyde Tower | |
|---|---|---|
| Cooking | Oven, hob, freezer, dining table | Hob, microwave, sandwich griller |
| Wifi | Fibre broadband | 120 Mbps fibre line |
| Sleeps a third | Queen bed only | Yes, folding mattress |
| View | Over the park | City skyline |
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Short version: take this one if you would rather cook and sit somewhere nicer. Take Hyde if you are working or there are three of you. Groups of four to six take both and stay in the same precinct.
Liberty Tower, direct with me.
Send me your dates and I'll tell you if they're open.