Mondrian Singapore Duxton
Outram, Singapore
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Guests bypass a traditional front desk for vibrant social spaces anchored by bold contemporary artwork and an outdoor KAWS sculpture.
“Duxton design playground”
Studio Gronda architecture combining raw concrete, kinetic glass installations, and bold contemporary artwork throughout.
Cocktail programs at Jungle Ballroom and a buzzing rooftop pool scene at Canyon Club.
Set atop Duxton Hill with low-rise suites woven directly into conserved heritage shophouse structures.
On Duxton Hill, steps from the bustling cocktail bars and dining along Keong Saik Road
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the city, while heritage-inspired Shophouse Suites feature pitched vaulted ceilings and arched windows.
Wellness
The rooftop infinity pool is lined with candy-striped loungers and cabanas overlooking the skyline, alongside a 24-hour gym.
Backstory
Studio Carter reimagined Singapore shophouse architecture by weaving a public linkway through the property to connect neighborhood streets.
Eat & drink
Dine on Dario Cecchini steaks at Bottega di Carna before slipping through a secret tunnel into Jungle Ballroom for cocktails.
The neighborhood
Perched on Duxton Hill, the hotel connects directly to the bustling bars and celebrated dining along Keong Saik Road.
“Hollywood and Singapore might not be obvious sister cities, but the Mondrian Singapore Duxton’s Art Deco–inspired exterior might look equally at home on Sunset Boulevard. Inside, however, designers Studio Carter have paid plentiful tribute to heritage Singaporean architectural styles, most obviously in the Shophouse Suites, an adaptation of the distinctive local form.”
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