IDEAS: The Karl Lagerfeld Macau Set to Open Summer 2023
Key Points
- The Karl Lagerfeld Macau, designed in collaboration with the late fashion designer, is set to open in summer 2023.
- The hotel is part of The Grand Lisboa Palace Resort in Macau and features 271 rooms and suites.
- Highlights include a book lounge inspired by Lagerfeld's home library and The Mesa restaurant by chef José Avillez.
Summary
The Karl Lagerfeld Macau, scheduled to open in summer 2023, is a luxury hotel designed in collaboration with the late Karl Lagerfeld. It is part of The Grand Lisboa Palace Resort in Macau and is the only hotel entirely designed by Lagerfeld. The hotel features 271 rooms and suites, a book lounge inspired by Lagerfeld's Parisian home library, and The Mesa restaurant, led by award-winning chef José Avillez.
As the world of fashion paid homage to the life and legacy of polarizing fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld at the 2023 Met Gala and its accompanying exhibition, it appears that Lagerfeld's influence will long continue with The Karl Lagerfeld Macau scheduled to open in the summer of 2023.
Designed in collaboration with Lagerfeld, the five-star hotel forms part of The Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau on China's Southern Coast, and according to the website is the only hotel that has been entirely designed and conceived by the late fashion legend.
The designated tower, which embodies Lagerfeld's vision is owned and operated by SJM Resorts and boasts 271 rooms and suites. The hotel also features a book lounge inspired by Lagerfeld's Parisian home library, and The Mesa restaurant, headed up by award-winning chef José Avillez.
This post is a part of Skift Ideas, which highlights exciting new creative projects, campaigns, designs, and future-making ideas across the travel industry. Skift will also feature a number of leading projects across travel at our 5th annual Skift IDEA Awards, which has become the travel industry’s most coveted achievement for excellence in innovation, design, experience, and now, automation.
Learn more at: https://live.skift.com/skift-idea-awards-2023/
Up Next
How Travel Brands Can Seize the ‘Q5’ Opportunity on TikTok
Generation Next: The Women Driving India’s Travel Revolution
Airbnb's New Experiences, Southwest's Big Change and Lufthansa's Emissions Challenges
This Airline Is Tapping Into India’s Growing Love for Sports and Events-Led Tourism
