Sofitel Legend is a collection of stately heritage hotels and palaces found in iconic cities around the world. Each landmark property in the collection is historic, some dating back centuries, and all with an enchanting backstory.

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Accor Hotels has always been commited to high standards of guest safety, and has recently introduced intensified hygiene & prevention measures to ensure these high standard throughout all of their hotel brands, including Sofitel Legend. Increased health and safety measures include social distancing in public areas, contactless check in and check out in certain locations, and reinforced cleaning procedures. Hotel employees are also given additional training, and encouraged to stay home if they are feeling unwell.

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Sofitel Legend People’s Grand Hotel Xian

Xian, China

Original Property Opened: 1953

Fun Fact: The hotel’s unique private museum features memorabilia from the early years. The most precious items include a gold serving platter and matching cloche, used only for VVIPs in times past when this was Xian’s only hotel licensed to accommodate foreign dignitaries.

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Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan

Aswan, Egypt

Original Property Opened: 1899

Fun Fact: The captivating atmosphere of the hotel inspired Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile.

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Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Original Property Opened: 1578

Fun Fact: In 1966, the previous Queen of the Netherlands, Queen Beatrix, got married in The Grand’s Council Chamber. This event transpired while the site served as Amsterdam’s City Hall for the final time.

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Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi

Hanoi, Vietnam

Original Property Opened: 1901

Fun Fact: Charlie Chaplin was a frequent visitor of the hotel, and even celebrated his honeymoon there in 1936 after a Shanghai wedding celebration.

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