Raffles Hotel

Established in 1887, this historic hotel is set in the heart of Singapore’s Marina Bay district and surrounded by lush tropical gardens.

Combining classic architecture with first-class facilities, Raffles Hotel features its own shopping arcade and museum. Watch a play at the Jubilee Hall Theatre Playhouse or attend a function at the hotel. Both the wellness area and fitness centre are accessible 24 hours per day, including the outdoor pool.

With the region's premier gastronomy school located on site, the dining choices at Raffles are as delightful as the hotel itself. Indulge in delicious meals at the one of the restaurants or enjoy a meal in the comfort of your suite. High ceilings, oriental décor and marble flooring underline the hotel’s exquisite style.

One of the few remaining great 19th century hotels in the world. It became a National Monument upon its centenary in 1987. With its unique blend of tropical garden setting and classical architecture, the hotel is the legendary symbol for all "the fables of the Exotic East". Together with its rich history, Raffles Hotel is part of the very fabric of Singapore culture.

- 103 suites, including Grand Hotel Suites, Personality Suites and Raffles Inc, with 18 State Rooms for corporate travellers.
- 18 distinctive restaurants and bars, Raffles Hotel Arcade with over 40 specialty shops, Raffles Hotel Museum and Jubilee Hall Theatre Playhouse,
- Raffles Culinary Academy, the region's premier school of gastronomy.
- Function venues for meetings and banquets for up to 280 persons.
- 24-hour gymnasium, RafflesAmrita Spa and swimming pool.

Raffles Hotel is located in Singapore near: Raffles Hotel is located in the most popular Beach Road. Surrounded by the skyscrapers from the business district, it takes you only a few minutes to reach the International Changi Airport or the famous shopping mile Orchard Road. The Singapore Art Museum or the Fountain of Wealth and other attractions are in close vicinity including St. Andrew's Chapel, the Asian Civilisation Museum or Little India and Arab Street with the Sultan Mosque.