Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore
Downtown Core, Singapore
“Neoclassical civic sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Forbes Travel Guide
Vibe
The Lady in Red welcomes guests to a grand lobby defined by Italian marble and towering travertine columns.
“Neoclassical civic sanctuary”
Restored 1900s neoclassical Capitol Building and Stamford House landmarks in the Civic District.
Personalized service with bespoke breakfasts, saltwater pool, and dedicated Lady in Red hosts.
Contemporary luxury interiors by Richard Meier set within restored neoclassical facade shells.
In the Civic District near City Hall station and local museums
Rooms
Lofty configurations feature Merlion-inspired patterns on cornices and original Chengal wood floors alongside deep-soaking freestanding bathtubs.
Backstory
Pritzker-winner Richard Meier masterfully linked the 1904 Stamford House and 1930 Capitol Building into a luxury retreat.
Wellness
Singapore's first outdoor saltwater relaxation pool sits on the fourth floor alongside a spa using Valmont treatments.
Eat & drink
15 Stamford by Alvin Leung anchors the scene with creative Asian-influenced plates and a storied rum bar.
The neighborhood
Connected to City Hall MRT, the hotel stands steps from the National Gallery and iconic Capitol Theatre.
“What was once the Far East's grandest cinema, Capitol Theatre, opened in 1930, is now Kempinski's first Singapore property, restored over a decade...”
“The 157-room Capitol Kempinski is part of a larger lifestyle destination — including a theatre, shopping mall and luxury apartment complex — and occupies two historical buildings.”
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