RAFFLES HOTEL(ラッフルズホテル)

The Doormen of the Raffles Hotel - who receives the most requests for photography from travelers in Singapore. The figure of the doormen who wears the pure white uniform of Gieves & Hawkes design based on the military uniform of the British army of colonial days is vividly reminisced by memory of many visitors.

Greeting as a Professional.

The Doormen of the Raffles Hotel - who receives the most requests for photography from travelers in Singapore. The figure of the doormen who wears the pure white uniform of Gieves & Hawkes design based on the military uniform of the British army of colonial days is vividly reminisced by memory of many visitors.

The doormen who rolled the turban of the white which symbolizes Raffles Hotel always welcomes the visitors with a smile. They do not tell many about the importance of their job of greeting a visitor first and seeing him off at the end.
The doormen is an iconic symbol of the hotel and they will continually play an important part in the guest's experience.

The pleasure of being able to meet people from all over the world is irreplaceable.
We welcomed so many visitors, working as doormen of Raffles Hotel. There were some VIPs whom we would not have had the opportunity for us to wait upon originally.

We extend a warm welcome to all visitors regardless of social status. We think that we want to provide unchanged service to all visitors for their satisfaction. Will continue welcoming as professional, from now on.

We open the door of the car and the door of a hotel, and then welcome the patrons(*). We open the door of the hotel and the car to see them off.

We don't wear a forced smile then.
Because there is no necessity to do it.

It is because the visitor who visit is holding great expectations to the tradition of Raffles Hotel and the visitor who returns is one satisfied by the service of the hotel staff's sincerity.

We think that the "beginning" and the "last" in all things are so important. We're very proud of working as a doorman of Raffles Hotel.

(*)at Raffles Hotel, staff calls the customers/guests patrons