Kempinski Inspired

The scent of The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore is a sensory extension of its refined heritage and contemporary sophistication – a delicate and deliberate composition that mirrors the hotel’s architectural elegance and cultural depth.

It opens with a bright, invigorating note of lemon, a nod to the hotel’s modern vibrance and Singapore’s tropical vitality. This fresh citrus spark gently gives way to green accords, evoking the lush, manicured landscapes that frame the city’s historic heart and the serene elegance of the Eden Residences just next door.

A veil of creaminess emerges, soft and enveloping – like the silk-lined interiors imagined by Jaya Ibrahim, infusing the air with a quiet luxury that soothes the senses and reflects the hotel’s intimate, residential charm.

Anchoring the fragrance are base notes of cedarwood and sandalwood, rich and grounding, echoing the enduring strength of the Capitol Building (1933) and Stamford House (1904).

These warm, woody notes speak to the Kempinski’s timeless character, marrying the classic grandeur of the past with the clean lines of Meier’s contemporary restoration.

Subtle yet distinct, this signature scent weaves through the hotel’s neoclassical corridors and into its bespoke spaces, much like the understated

Merlion motifs found throughout the guest rooms – a sensory homage to Singapore’s heritage, reimagined with grace and modernity. It is a fragrance that lingers – sophisticated, serene, and unmistakably Kempinski.