7 EXTRAORDINAIRE HOTEL SUITES IN SINGAPORE

In a city filled with gleaming skyscrapers, designer stores and sophisticated travelers, Singapore’s luxury hotels have a lot to live up to.

Mandarin Oriental, Singapore is a One-of-a-Kind Retreat

Shaped just like Mandarin Oriental’s iconic fan, the spectacular Mandarin Oriental Singapore has been imagined by the renowned American architect John Portman, blending luxury and serenity with the perfect location and a unique urban vibe.

Raffles Hotel Singapore

Raffles Hotel is one of Singapore's most graceful landmarks. More legend than hotel, this luxury Singapore hotel celebrates a tradition of unwavering service excellence spanning more than 120 years.

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The Green PARKROYAL on Pickering Hotel in Singapore

 The newest Park Royal hotel was opened in Singapore with 367 contemporary and very elegant rooms and suites. The PARKROYAL on Pickering, Singapore is a stunning building that simply enhances the beauty of the city’s skyline. Its sculptural architecture with fluid lines is amazing, while its suspended gardens bring a unique charm to the design.

Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore

Raffles Hotel Singapore

Though something of a tourist attraction, the historic Raffles is still a popular business hotel with 103 suites, 18 restaurants and a substantial spa. It is also the best, if not least expensive, place for a Singapore Sling, the cocktail invented there.

Declared a National Monument in 1987, the Hotel has grown from strength to strength. With its restoration and re-opening in 1991, Raffles Hotel today stands as a jewel in the crown of Singapore's hospitality industry, renowned and loved for its inimitable style and unsurpassed excellence in service and facilities.

In multi-cultural Singapore, it is not surprising that the visionary founders of Raffles Hotel were a quartet of enterprising Armenian brothers; Martin, Tigran, Aviet and Arshak Sarkies.

Raffles Hotel opened in 1887 in a rather somber-looking old bungalow known as Beach House. It was named after Sir Stamford Raffles, founder of modern Singapore. Topical suits and solar topi were as much a part of Raffles Hotel's early style as bentwood tables and rattan chairs.

Over the years, the hotel has evolved into one of the world's most beloved Grande Hotels and welcomed innumerable celebrities, writers, and royalty.

Experience the Golden Age of Travel at Raffles Hotel, Singapore!

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