Location:

Declared a national monument in 1987, one hundred years after it first opened, Singapore’s most famous hotel is located in the heart of the business and historic district. The furnishings reflect the style and ambience of the hotel’s heyday during the 1910s and 1920s and antiques abound throughout the hotel.

Accommodation:

Each of the 103 suites are exquisitely decorated and have their own spacious parlour, bedroom, dressing area and en-suite bathroom, together with a personal valet. Period-style furnishings, ceiling fans, timber floors and oriental carpets have been skilfully combined with the amenities of a modern-day grand hotel.

Facilities:

18 distinctive restaurants and bars within the Raffles complex recall the atmosphere of a bygone era. These include the Tiffin Room, renowned for its tiffin curries served since 1899, and the exclusive Raffles Grill for fine dining, both of which are located in the original hotel building itself. A trip to Raffles Hotel is never complete without a Singapore Sling at the famous Long Bar. Other facilities include a delightful garden swimming pool and the exclusive residents-only Amrita Spa offering a wide range of treatments.

Airport-Hotel Transfers:

Return seat in minibus/coach from Singapore International Airport to the hotel is £18 per person. Return private car transfer is £51 per car.

Supplements per person per night:

Full breakfast £16.
Upgrade to a Palm Court Room from £33 twin share and from £66 single.