InterContinental Singapore has opened its
revamped shophouse guest rooms and suites.
The hotel has given its
65 shophouse rooms and suites a major makeover to reflect the
Peranakan heritage that dates back to the 17th century when
seafarers from China married indigenous Malays.
Room amenities incorporate a Bose
wave music system and an array of media connections including
HDMI, USB, Internet data connection and PC link inputs allowing
guests to project their laptop screen on the room’s 46” LED TV. An
iPhone and iPod-compatible docking station, European designer
bathroom fittings and luxury bedding complete the luxurious
experience.
“The shophouse rooms provide an opportunity for
visitors to Singapore to really experience the heritage, get a
feel for the traditional culture and lifestyle of the people who
actually lived in this area,” said Ms Tash Tobias, General
Manager, InterContinental Singapore commenting on the Sin$7.2
million renovation. “Very often one city can look very much like
another in terms of new buildings and modern hotel rooms. What makes a trip memorable is the opportunity
to get a taste of the heritage, culture and local colour.”
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