Çırağan Palace Kempinski Istanbul on the Bosphorus has unveiled a comprehensive redesign project that combines modern designs with the historical elements of the hotel building. Every detail of this redesign was inspired by the history and era of the Çırağan Palace. The project encompasses the hotel’s 306 rooms and 21 suites, lobby and two restaurants.
This special project was carried out in collaboration with Ottoman art expert Serdar Gülgün; his touches reflect a modernized version of the Ottoman heritage. The designs of the hotel’s rooms and suites are inspired by the Ottoman Empire and era. Guests can expect such details as mother-of-pearl inlaid furniture, chairs inspired by Ottoman marbling art, marble bathrooms reflecting the style of Turkish baths, bed headboards adorned with çintemani and tulip-patterned fabrics come together with the history and nobility of the Çırağan Palace.
The hotel entrance, lobby and restaurants each have different themes that showcase Ottoman art with designs. In the hotel’s two upgraded restaurants located within the hotel building of Çırağan Palace Kempinski, guests can enjoy a refined culinary experience. The restaurants will host food enthusiasts with new concepts; one of the restaurants will be a chef restaurant, offering unique experiences with their taste and design details.
The first phase of the project will debut before summer.
Çırağan Palace dates back to the 17th century. The building had different functions, including a waterside summer villa and a marble palace. After a complete restoration and with the addition of a modern hotel building offering more rooms, restaurants and meeting venues, the Hotel and Palace opened in 1991 as an accommodation and event venue managed by Kempinski.
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