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Inside the hotel where Donald Trump will meet Kim Jong-Un

The US President will meet North Korea's 'Supreme Leader' at the Capella Hotel on Singapore's Sentosa Island on June 12
Capella Hotel glitters to welcome the supreme leaders
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Capella Hotel glitters to welcome the supreme leaders

Located less than a kilometre off the coast of the city-state, Sentosa Island is known for its high-end beach hotels, golf courses and amusement parks. A US advance team was spotted at the Capella Hotel last week meeting with North Korean officials in preparation for the summit.
Sentosa, a sign of "peace and tranquility"
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Sentosa, a sign of "peace and tranquility"

Sentosa, which is Malay for "peace and tranquility," is a resort island located off Singapore's southern coast. The fact that it's separated by water could help organizers and security keep out unwanted guests.
Conference room is an example of impeccable service
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Conference room is an example of impeccable service

The hotel is known for luxury amenities, impeccable service and, above all, privacy for business and leisure. Two of the hotel's buildings were built in the 1880s for British officers based on the island.
Shining in new
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Shining in new

On Tuesday night, workers were painting a fresh coat on the facade, extra security was in place and red carpets were being rolled out at the hotel's two entrances.
Living with nature
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Living with nature

There's lots of greenery around the hotel and the architecture integrates fauna throughout the property, the hotel simply makes the guest feel the presence of nature everywhere.
Colonial touch in the hotel
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Colonial touch in the hotel

With very few reminders of urban sprawl, the hotel is a nice weekend getaway for Singaporeans -- even though it's just minutes away from downtown by taxi.
East-meets-West
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East-meets-West

The five-star luxury hotel, which has 112 rooms, is representative of the East-meets-West spirit so commonly associated with Singapore.The façade of the building is colonial, but the interiors are very modern, with snazzy pools courtesy of renowned Indonesian designer Jaya Ibrahim.