Amoy Hotel
Outram, Singapore
Vibe
Guests enter through the 1820s Fuk Tak Chi temple, where a restored street museum opens into an intimate shophouse retreat.
“Temple entrance shophouse”
Guests enter through the 1820s Fuk Tak Chi temple, preserved as a living street museum.
Each room honors early Chinese settlers with individual clan surnames and shophouse architecture.
Custom-made opium platform beds and painted porcelain basin sinks anchor intimate shophouse layouts.
In Telok Ayer along bustling dining shophouses, steps from Far East Square and Lau Pa Sat.
Rooms
Inscribed clan surnames mark each door, leading into intimate spaces anchored by custom opium platform beds and painted porcelain basins.
Backstory
Telok Ayer Street formed the original 19th-century shoreline, where early Chinese immigrants stepped ashore before land reclamation reshaped the waterfront.
The neighborhood
Bustling shophouse eateries line Telok Ayer outside, with Lau Pa Sat and Chinatown just a short walk away.
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