When Resorts World at Sentosa opens in 2010, young visitors can crash out in their own loft beds after a day at the Universal Studios theme park. --PHOTO: RESORTS WORLD AT SENTOSA
WHEN Resorts World at Sentosa opens in 2010, young visitors can crash out in their own loft beds after a day at the Universal Studios theme park.
The family-friendly Festive Hotel has designed most of its 390 rooms with loft beds. Parents have separate sleeping chambers.
For the kids, this means climbing a ladder to their private space for the night. Each loft bed can sleep two children.
Mr Patrick Burke, 51, principal architect at American firm Michael Graves & Associates, which is the architect for the Resorts World, gave the media a sneak preview of the rooms in three hotels at Resorts World on Wednesday.
Read the full report in Wednesday's edition of The Straits Times' LIFE!
