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URBAN HIDEAWAY
The vibrant reception
at Six Senses DuxtonBREEZY ESSENTIALS FOR LONDON’S ECLECTIC SCENE
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McCartneyThat quiet respite you so desperately crave is now but a stone’s
throw away. Luxury hotel brand, Six Senses, known for its lush
retreats in far-fl ung locations, has opened a city hotel for the
fi rst time in the eclectic streets of Tanjong Pagar. The original
19 th-century row of shophouses along Duxton Road has been
reimagined into a diverse mix of Chinese, Malay and European
elements, dressed in opulent black
and gold hues by acclaimed
British designer Anouska
Hempel. The urban oasis
also includes in-house
Traditional Chinese
Medicine physicians,
complimentary daily
tinctures comprising
Chinese herbs, and
community-based
activities such as walking
tours and outdoor yoga.Located in Mayfair, mere minutes
away from London’s famous
shopping haven, Selfridges,
The Beaumont is a treasure
as exquisite as the historical,
Neoclassical-style building it
resides in. The brainchild of
restaurateurs Chris Corbin and
Jeremy King, the hotel boasts
73 rooms, one of which is a
conceptual suite by British
sculptor Antony Gormley that is
aptly named “ROOM” and comes
outfitted with a giant jigsaw-
like facade. And even though
The Beaumont is steps away
from one of London’s busiest
streets, the property achieves a
feeling of intimacy through the refined use of polished
rosewood, elegant bronze mirroring details, and
graphic checkerboard flooring. The overall efect is a
stellar meld of the traditional and contemporary—with
just the right hints of Art Deco thrown into the mix.Recharge your batteries at these tranquil
sanctuaries both near and far
TRAVEL
NEWS
The Skylight
Suite’s living roomThe Duxton
Duplex SuiteThe lobby exudes
an irresistible
Old World charmA monochrome
palette ensures
the bathroom is
as sleek as
they comeBY KIMBERLY ONG AND GERALD TAN