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Best Luxury Hotels in Singapore "Best Luxury Hotels in Singapore" Created by: Cityseeker 19 Locations Bookmarked The Fullerton Hotel Singapore "Luxurious In Every Way" Constructed in 1928, this historical building once accommodated the General Post Office, The Singapore Club and The Chamber of Commerce. Today, it is a contemporary hotel. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is among the finest hotels in Singapore. The Palladian architecture with its Doric columns is a striking edifice in the midst of skyscrapers. Get set to be treated like a royalty with their exceptional service. A fabulous abode for business and luxury travelers, their complementary shuttle to business destinations and popular shopping areas will save you from any travelling hassle. Their sleek accommodations with their elegant furnishing and modern amenities are the ideal haven away from home. Get pampered at their spa with rejuvenating treatments or just take a refreshing dip in the infinity pool. Get to know the area's history at the Fullerton Heritage Gallery or shop at their high-end boutiques for fine jewelry, perfumes and unique gifts. No matter what you do, whether you are on a romantic break, a family holiday or a work trip, you can be sure of an unforgettable experience at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore. +65 6733 8388 www.fullertonhotel.com/ [email protected] 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore Fairmont Singapore "Luxury Redefined" Fairmont offers accommodation in Singapore’s Bras Basah arts hub, atop City Hall MRT Station. Directly connected to Raffles City Shopping Centre, it boasts 6 dining options and an outdoor pool. Free WiFi is available by No machine-readable throughout the property. Fairmont Singapore is located within Raffles City author provided. Terence complex, which houses a convention centre. Esplanade Theatres on the assumed (based on copyright Bay is about 400 metres away, while shopping haven Orchard Road is a claims). 5-minute drive away. Spacious air-conditioned rooms at Fairmont come with a private balcony, with some offering views of the skyline and Marina Bay waterfront. Each room is equipped with a TV with cable channels and a tea/coffee maker. The hotel serves an international buffet breakfast, including Western, Chinese and Japanese options. Featuring live cooking stations, Asian Market Café offers a wide spread of Asian favourites with Halal dishes. Cocktails and tapas are served at the stylish and modern Anti:dote bar. Willow Stream Spa provides gym facilities, along with a range of body treatments. Guests can play a game of tennis or take a dip in the hot tub. Fairmont Singapore provides express laundry services and a multilingual concierge. +65 6339 7777 www.fairmont.com/singap [email protected] 80 Bras Basah Road, ore/ Singapore by Traveloscopy AMOY by Far East Hospitality "Boutique Hotel of Amoy Street" AMOY by Far East Hospitality is a beautiful boutique hotel located in Singapore, just 400 metres from Chinatown MRT Station. It offers free Wi- Fi access, free breakfast spreads and free shuttle services from Changi International Airport. The hotel is located about 700 metres from Raffles Place MRT Station and 23.6 km from Changi International Airport. Parking is available at an extra charge. Rooms here will provide you with a tv, air conditioning and a minibar. There is also a coffee machine. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a hairdryer and free toiletries. Extras include an ipod dock and pay-per-view channels. Guests enjoy complimentary use of a handy phone equipped with complimentary internet data and calls to local and selected international countries. At AMOY by Far East Hospitality Hotel you will find a 24-hour front desk. Other facilities offered include a tour desk, dry cleaning and a laundry. +65 6580 2888 www.stayfareast.com/en/ [email protected] 76 Telok Ayer Street, hotels/amoy.aspx Singapore Raffles Hotel "The Grand Dame of Singapore" Its heyday may have been around 1912, but this all-suite hotel has become a Singapore icon. This is where tourists flock to savor the Singapore Sling, and the well-heeled and famous seek respite. It lies near major convention centers, Boat Quay and the Financial District. The Grand Dame accommodates the desires of both day-trippers and residents with 13 food by Velela. and beverage outlets and lavishly gorgeous suites. She might have been somewhat hedonistic, somewhat colonial but she is always faultlessly elegant. For some, Raffles is Singapore. +65 6337 1886 www.raffles.com/singapor singapore- 1 Beach Road, Singapore e/ [email protected] Naumi Hotel "Quaint Luxury Hotel" Naumi is a quaint little boutique hotel that boasts of top notch facilities for the business and leisure traveler alike. Specially designed rooms with contemporary furniture are the main attractions at this luxurious hotel. Equipped with health and body care facilities and a pool, this hotel promises complete relaxation for the mind, body and soul. There's a by Booking.com separate Ladies section with rooms catering exclusively to women. Check website for more details. +65 6403 6000 www.naumihotel.com/ [email protected] 41 Seah Street, Singapore m Conrad Centennial Singapore "World of Excellence" When the Conrad declares they take pleasure in serving every guest, they mean it. Frontline staff greet you while rushing to hold the doors; another offers to carry your bags. The doormen have a magical way of securing taxis on-call just as you need one. A sense of understated luxury and contemporary chic permeates the hotel as you move up to your room. by Porto Bay Trade There, huge glass windows allow sunlight in to brighten the rooms, creating a sense of spacious comfort. The hotel was recently named the Best 5-Star Business Hotel in Singapore. +65 6334 8888 singapore.conradmeetings singaporeinfo@conradhote 2 Temasek Boulevard, .com/ ls.com Singapore The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore "Luxury Unlimited" The Ritz-Carlton features a contemporary chic design. The large panels of glass windows in each room either overlook the harbor or the intricate web of highways leading to the eastern suburbs and the Singapore by Cherylsh.ng for The Ritz- Changi Airport. This hotel has the unusual accolade of featuring some of Carlton, Millenia Singapore. the most exquisite bathrooms, designed by Kevin Roche, a Pritzker prize- winning architect. The hotel also boasts a hefty collection of contemporary art. The Ritz-Carlton is indeed the premier hotel of choice among business travelers who want to make an impression. +65 6337 8888 www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/ 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore Singapore/Default.htm Hotel Miramar Singapore "Great Hotel Along Riverside" Hotel Miramar Singapore is located close to major hubs of the city and thus attracts a lot of tourist influx each year. Bestowed with comfortable rooms that are decorated in an elegant way, the hotel makes sure you enjoy your stay here. The hotel's on site lounge and restaurants cater to all your wining and dining needs, while the spa lets you unwind after a by Tanya Procyshyn long day of work or sightseeing. Albeit on the pricier side, Hotel Miramar Singapore ensures that you relax in the arms of luxury by giving you much more than your money's worth. +65 6733 0222 www.miramar.com.sg/ [email protected] 401 Havelock Road, Singapore Mandarin Orchard Singapore "At a Prominent Landmark" Since 1973, the 40-story twin towers of the Mandarin have risen above the bustle of Orchard Road. Over the years, guests at this hotel experience both the gentle grace of Asia as well as the cosmopolitan splendor of the by No machine-readable West. Today, the hotel continues to be popular with both leisure and author provided. Calvin Teo business guests. Major shopping malls, dining and entertainment assumed (based on copyright establishments are practically right at its doorstep. A popular dining claims). attraction is the Hainanese chicken rice sold at The Chatterbox. +65 6737 4411 www.meritushotels.com/mandarin- 333 Orchard Road, Singapore orchard-singapore/aboutus-en.html Singapore Marriott Hotel "Luxury in Orchard Road" When enjoying the panoramic view of Singapore, it is easy to pick out the Marriott Hotel because of its distinctive Chinese-style, jade-green roof. In fact, it is often used as a landmark to indicate the centre of Orchard Road. The hotel sits at the busy crossroads of Orchard and Scotts Road, its position suitably reinforced by their in-house cafe aptly named by Erwin Soo Crossroads. Here, one can literally watch the world go by while nursing a beer or cuppa. It is located next to the Tangs Department Store and other shopping centres. +65 6735 5800 www.singaporemarriott.com/ 320 Orchard Road, Singapore Sheraton Towers Singapore "Maintaining a Tradition" Like other Sheratons across the globe, this hotel has made a fine art of meeting the needs of business travelers. Sheraton Towers was one of the first hotels here to introduce a personal butler service on every floor. A good night's sleep is ensured with the Simmons Beautyrest System Bed packed with individually-pocketed coils as well as 100% combed Egyptian by Booking.com cotton Frette bed linen. Their Business Center enables guests to print documents without having to leave their rooms. Check website for more details and special offers. +65 6737 6888 www.sheratonsingapore.com/ 39 Scotts Road, Singapore Hilton Singapore "A Fashionable Classic" Established in 1970, The Hilton has enjoyed its prime location in the heart of fashionable Orchard Road over the past three decades. Its adjoining shopping arcade has tenants such as Louis Vuitton, BVLGARI and Patrick Cox to satisfy the shopping needs of guests and locals. As well as being known as a premier hotel and as a popular venue for private dinner events, the Hilton is also renowned for its cheesecakes, rated amongst the best in town.
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