The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur, scheduled to open in
May 2016, will feature a 270-degree LED digital canvas around its
Grand Ballroom.
The 208-key hotel, the first St. Regis in Kuala
Lumpur, has over 10,000 sqm of function space spread over four
floors and 16 versatile meeting rooms.
The largest is the 1,300 sqm Grand Ballroom with the digital canvas made up of 47 LED
screens that surround its circumference.
Ms Anne Scott, General Manager, said, “The
designers have taken great pains to think about how The St. Regis
Kuala Lumpur can offer its guests an unparalleled experience and
thus the idea of the LED digital canvas was inspired. I believe we
are the first hotel in the region with the ability to give event
participants the sense of being totally immersed in the
presentation because it is being projected all around them not
only through the LED screens but also through the supporting state
of the art light and sound system that can be programmed to change
with the mood and tone of the video or images.”
To enjoy the cinematic quality effect, guests
can expect to pay MYR 250,000 per use for the LED digital canvas.
In addition, the Grand Ballroom has direct access to a private
lift large enough for a car to be transported into the room.
“This makes the venue ideal for
car model launches or any large scale product launches. Imagine
how impressive it would be for the actual car to be displayed in
the middle of the room while a video of it driving round the room
is played on the LED screens,” Ms Scott added.
Another highlight is The Salon, which is
specially designed for weddings and VIP events. The room has a
lounge and dressing room for the bride or personalities to change
or refresh; and offers a live video feed from the Grand Ballroom
so they stay well connected to the main event.
The junior ballroom, The Astor Room, is
accessible through a separate entrance for private drop-offs and
has its own dedicated pre-event space for cocktails or breakouts.
In terms of outdoor function space, the hotel has a dual level
rooftop bar and lounge called Crystal, which has an LED media wall
that runs alongside the pool, and can also be used for events.
“The challenge of most event organisers is that they constantly have to outdo themselves in
order to impress their clients and that means always having to
come up with something new. We believe The St. Regis Kuala
Lumpur’s versatile event spaces, state-of-the-art technology and
equipment, allows them to be very
creative,” Ms Scott said.
The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur expects its main
markets to include Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia and China and
also some business from Europe and Australia.
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