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Singapore is home to many architectural gems and  is definitely one of them. Restored to perfection, the building hails back to 1895, when secret societies, liquor distilleries and underground activity were rampant along the Singapore River.

Industrial accents feature throughout, with the hard edges softened by plants, luxe linens and warm lighting, culminating in the most welcoming retreat from a busy day on the steamy streets. You won’t be sorry for splurging on a river view room.

The onsite restaurant, Po, is your go-to for modern Singaporean-style eats, while The Lobby Bar pays its respects to the property’s past life, offering up sophisticated libations.

Managed by The Ascott Limited,  only recently opened its doors following a refurbishment and rebranding project from the previous Riverside Hotel Robertson Quay. Drawing inspiration from Singapore’s rich heritage, the new hotel was designed to immerse you in the illustrious history of the quay.  

Primed with views of the scenic city or the river, all of the 336 rooms and suites are fittingly set against a backdrop print that sets the scene of the Singapore River, while framed visuals that speak of the spice trade dot the walls. We recommend the Panoramic Riverview Rooms which are located on levels five to nine and come with floor-to-ceiling windows.

Entrepôt is the onsite restaurant and features a menu inspired by Anglo-Asian cooking techniques and flavours, while sprawled across the top floor is the 1823 Reading Room which serves as a club lounge. Other facilities include a 25-meter outdoor swimming pool, gymnasium and event spaces decked in colonial charm.

Offering stylish riverside living, the  blends elements from the district’s industrial past with sleek contemporary finishes, complemented with outdoor terraces that overlook the Singapore River.

With 225 studios and suites alongside a penthouse located on the top floor, there are accommodation options to suit all price points, all of which come with custom furnishings and an ensemble of thoughtful amenities including a Nespresso coffee machine and Bose sound system. Although it’s on the smaller side, the King Bed Classic Riverview room is the ideal urban escape for couples and solo travellers.

The hotel offers a total of five dining options together with an assortment of award-winning restaurants at the property’s doorstep, from contemporary Italian fare at Publico Ristorante to celebrated New York establishment, Wolfgang's Steakhouse by Wolfgang Zwiener.

An award-winning flagship hotel,  offers the perfect base for exploring Singapore. If you’re travelling with the family, we recommend the Theme Suite which features two separate bedrooms equipped with kid-friendly amenities and furniture. You can even take your pick of themes: safari or emergency services. On site you’ll also find an outdoor swimming pool with floats and pool toys and an indoor playroom perfect for entertaining little ones.

Dining options include The Square@Furama which offers everything from local fare to western delights, Kintamani for all-you-can-eat Indonesian food, and The Waterfall Lounge which is set against a 20ft waterfall and is the perfect place to have a quiet cup of coffee.

Nestled in the heart of Robertson Quay, adjacent to the Singapore river, offers the perfect blend of convenience and affordability. Although it’s a budget hotel, it still has everything you need for a comfortable stay including rooms that are equipped with modern amenities (think free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and flat-screen TVs) and an outdoor swimming pool.

While there are no dining options available on site, you’ll find plenty of Roberston Quay restaurants right at your doorstep.

Boasting a prime location on Havelock Road,  offers a multitude of room types as well as stunning views of the Singapore River and city skyline. Settle into a spacious family room with modern hotel amenities or unwind in a one bedroom suite complete with a separate living room. There’s also an outdoor pool which is perfect for cooling off after a day of exploring.

The Four Points Eatery is a lively all-day restaurant offering Southeast Asian and international cuisine, while The Best Brew is a coffee house by day and a craft beer bar by night. There’s also Imperial Restaurant which serves up a selection of Chinese dishes and Irodori for those craving Japanese food.