The luxury hotel hosted Kim Jong-Un in Singapore (Photo)

Even though the historic summit between President Trump and Kim Jon-Un was assigned to the Capella Singapore Palace on the island of Sentosa, Kim preferred to stay elsewhere, closer to the centre.

On Sunday he stayed at one of the city's most luxurious hotels, St. Regis Singapore, near Orchard Street. This is the main street, with the most expensive shops, with about 25 familiar shopping malls and shops.

When Kim arrived at 3:40 a.m., according to CNN, you beat 20 North Korean bodyguards, marked by red faces of loyalty, were positioned in the upper hotel floors, where the corridor was viewed.

Together with Singapore police and hotel personnel, they created a human shield around the entrance, blocking the view of Kim's arrival.

The guests who hoped to see the controversial leader once again were not fortunate. They were not allowed to wear mobile phones or bags. They even ordered them to sit down.

Kim went straight to the elevators, answering the crowd. A group of North Korean officials, including his sister, Kim Yo-Jong, arrived soon afterwards.

Regis Singapore, known for <x0rade”, has 299 rooms and suites, all decorated with original art works and crystal chandeliers, handmade. In addition, St. Regis has a staff service he is known for.

The odds are that Kim stayed in the presidential suite on the last floor of the hotel.

Suita is dressed in hand-painted panels, a piano “baby grand” and works by great artists, such as Marc Chagall.

Besides the main room, the suite has an isolated living room, dining room, office and gym.

A roof of view from Singapore's Botanical Gardens has room for barbecues, where a private cook can cook foods that fit a leader and his guests who can sit at the table with 12 people.

Price? Depends on the date, but it averages between $700 and $9,000.

While the hotel itself has six restaurants and bars, such as Brasserie Les Saveurs, specialising in modern French food.

At the Astor bar, Kim can order St. Regis “Bladyte Mary” Every hotel, St. Regis in the world offers his version of this drink. In Singapore there is Chili Padre Mary, inspired by Singapore's kitchen tradition.

Even art fans in Kim's leadership will not be disappointed. The hotel has the most fantastic works. The painting of the corridor is also designed to fit familiar paintings worth about $10 million.

Among them are “Golden Escape”, Ke Jean; as well as the painting and sculpture by Pablo Picasso, Frank Gehry, Chua Ek Kay, Lee Chen, Fernando Botero and Georgette Chen, a local and highly esteemed artist.