- Designer added his stylish touches to new Sofitel So Singapore
- Karl has created a unique Lion Seal emblem for the hotel
- There is Apple-based guest technology within all of its 134 rooms
03:03 EST, 10 June 2014
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05:56 EST, 10 June 2014
Top fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has added his magic to the new luxury Sofitel So Singapore.
The Chanel maestro has created stylish touches around the property, including lovely fluffy bathrobes complete with a red embroidered Lion Seal emblem.
Karl conjured up the symbol after being inspired by Singapore history’s own mythical lion.
It also features on the BooKube, an exclusive art piece bookend which also includes a quote from Lagerfeld, correspondence cards and check-in folders and door knobs.
Opulent surroundings: The gold-tiled infinity pool on the roof of the hotel
Luxury living: Hotel bathroom features designer bathrobes and marble walls
Designer bathrobe: Karl Lagerfeld has created the logo which has been embroidered on the back in red
The hotel, inspired by the opulence of 19th century French design, also boasts the world’s first Apple-based guest technology within its 134 rooms which means residents can use iPad minis as a remote control to activate the rooms’ functions and there are in-room iPhones.
There are also six So Lofty suites with Parisian style balconies and beautiful coloured skylights.
Sofitel So General Manager Tony Chisholm, who has promised ‘excellent hospitality experience from Sofitel combined with the playful luxury of the So label’, said: ‘We have developed a completely original concept for Singapore with the new Sofitel So Singapore.’
Xperience restaurant: An ‘experiential and interactive culinary journey of the senses’
Celebrity favourite: Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has branched out into hotels
The hotel, which was first constructed in 1927, has also teamed up with MIAJA Design Group to create a welcoming atrium bathed in light, distinctive artworks throughout the property and themed wings like So Hip and So Heritage.
Sofitel So Singapore also features a fine dining restaurant, state-of-the-art spa and golf access.
The hotel’s signature restaurant and bar Xperience is described as an ‘experiential and interactive culinary journey of the senses.’ The chef’s table is in the shape of a bed offering guests a unique dine-in-bed concept.
Guests can also chill in cabanas at the HI-SO, the elite rooftop bar, which has a gold-tiled infinity pool and offers 360-degree views of Singapore.
For the first 100 days of the hotel’s opening those who book a room can receive a £60 in dining and drink credit.
Stunning views: HI-SO bar offers 360-degree views of Singapore and designer cocktails
Light and airy: The beautiful rooms feature crisp linen and white walls
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CAZ,
SCOTLAND, United Kingdom,
9 hours ago
Disgusting waste of money, when people are starving to death. It’s a sad sad world
BanEveryWord,
London, United Kingdom,
10 hours ago
One night, you’ll be skint.
Misster Tumble,
Hull, United Kingdom,
12 hours ago
Spend one night you’ll be bent for life!
Sammy,
London,
12 hours ago
apart from it being horrible it will be totally outdated in 6 months
highIQ,
west midlands, United Kingdom,
14 hours ago
‘Top fashion designer’? really? He wears suit shirt tie like millions of men are forced to wear to the office. Some designer..
jonithal,
plymouth, United Kingdom,
14 hours ago
Has he got something wrong with his eyes?
Spiny Norman,
Horsham, United Kingdom,
15 hours ago
An ‘experiential and interactive culinary journey of the senses’ – So’s my local kebab shop in the early hours of the morning (though probably not quite so expensive).
sofie george,
Athens, Greece,
15 hours ago
The water in the pool looks murky and dirty with those gold tiles… blue any day!
duncanedwards,
Manchester,
16 hours ago
That’s the beauty of Singapore – it keeps re-inventing itself. We can laugh at Karl Lagerfeldm but you can’t laugh at Singapore. It is one of the best and most beautiful cities in the world. Ask anyone who has been there – except anyone from Hong Kong as they are just jealous!
Rob Brailsford,
Derby, United Kingdom,
16 hours ago
looks rubbish, probably as expensive as they come and will no doubt attract people with more money than sense to it… gross
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