This was the very same spirit that we wanted to transport into 2017 and into Fairmont Istanbul- To bring this sophistication into the millennium. Form following function, yet Robert Mallet Stevens never forgot the human touches through Art Deco details, intimate scaling, and compression versus expansion. The factory itself emanated feelings of progress, positivity, hope, industry, and advancement encapsulating the birth of a new nation. Robert Mallet Steven’s design of flowing concrete and glass, the industrial feel of the distillery equipment lent to the fervour of the Bauhaus design trends of the time. Built in 1930, the factory was and remains both an important political statement of the modernity of Turkey and a unique piece of Istanbul’s architectural history. The hotel is set on the site of Turkey’s first liquor factory that was designed by the Parisian Art Deco Master Architect. Robert Mallet Stevens was our inspiration for the interior design concept. Opened March 2017, Fairmont Quasar Istanbul provides 209 guestrooms including 25 suites.
The towers include Fairmont Hotel and Residences, as well as the Quasar Residences and offices, also managed by Fairmont. Situated inside the Quasar Istanbul complex, Fairmont Quasar Istanbul occupies two 40-story towers that sit atop a four-story office podium comprised of fitness facilities and luxury retail. This will be the first hotel for Fairmont Hotels & Resorts in Turkey, and the fifth property of parent company AccorHotel’s luxury brand portfolio within Istanbul. A new icon for the vibrant Mecidiyeköy district, Fairmont Quasar sits at a crossroads in Istanbul – where eclectic neighbourhood bazaars and colourful side streets meet modern shopping centres and commercial properties. They also had a vision to turn the liquor factory into an epicentre for arts, fashion and culture - transcending the level of luxury in Istanbul to new heights. Rising above the slopes of The Bosphorus, Fairmont Quasar Istanbul serves as a hub for the well-travelled, fusing the sophistication of modern Istanbul with the unique lineage of its location and centuries of history. – Meydanbey and they had a vision to create the most innovative and luxurious development in Istanbul. This is the first project by Viatrans Inc. This is his sole masterpiece, the only one ever built outside of France. The multi-complex encompasses a hotel, serviced apartments, and offices set on the site of Turkey’s first liquor factory that was designed by the Parisian Art Deco Master, Robert Mallet Stevens in the 1930’s. This project is developed by joint venture company, Viatrans Inc. The design team used the walkway to echo the overall project’s interior design concept of merging two different narratives into one, by blending urban culture and industrial flair with traditional features and a strong sense of place. Similarly, a dark and striking carved stone wall flanks the side of a “runway” that connects the lobby with the Great Room. Oversized, locally crafted lanterns accent the corner of the lobby and signify the entrance of the bridge connection to the business centre. Guests check in at the bespoke reception desks showcasing wood, metal, and stone.
White marble floors found at the entrance contrast against warm wood floors covering the reception area, crafting a carefully balanced procession.
FAIRMONT QUASAR ISTANBUL SERIES
Offering a vibrant array of live cooking stations at breakfast, lunch and dinner, offering cuisines from around the world, you’ll always find just the right choice.īrunch: Every Sunday from 12:00pm – 3:00pmĪnd in honor of its grand opening, during March, when you pay for one brunch you can enjoy the second for free.This week’s instalment of the #SBIDinspire interior design series features an elegantly timeless, yet industrially modern and edgy hotel interior design based on the narrative of two Turkish sisters – one who lived in New York City and the other in Paris. Envisioned as a portal between two worlds, the Fairmont Quasar Istanbul’s hotel lobby leaves a lasting impression to those who walk through it, beckoning passersby to explore and engage. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Sunday Brunch at Stations.Some fun things to do at the Fairmont Quasar Istanbul:ĭemlique is perfect for afternoon tea or a robust Turkish coffee accompanied by freshly baked goods and light bites, from classic English pastries to wonderfully sweet Turkish delicacies.Ĭost? 138 TL (with alcohol) 58 TL (without alcohol) The new kid on the block has more than 200 rooms and 64 residences as well as a ballroom and 11 meeting rooms, making it an ideal destination for business and leisure travels. The new 5 star hotel – located in the vibrant district of Mecidiyeköy, Sisli – opened its doors on 16 th January 2017.
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