The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
Downtown Core, Singapore
“Neoclassical waterfront landmark”
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Vibe
Doric columns frame the grand atrium of this 1928 post office turned waterfront landmark on Marina Bay.
“Neoclassical waterfront landmark”
Grand 1928 Neoclassical former post office building and gazetted national monument.
Waterfront grand hotel known for traditional afternoon tea served in the central atrium courtyard.
Polished waterfront luxury offering personalized service, marble bathrooms, and an outdoor infinity pool.
At the mouth of the Singapore River, overlooking Marina Bay and steps from Raffles Place.
Rooms
High-ceilinged rooms feature polished marble bathrooms and views framing the Singapore River or Marina Bay skyline.
Backstory
Built in 1928 as the city's General Post Office, this Neoclassical monument reopened as a hotel in 2001.
Wellness
An outdoor infinity pool sits suspended above the Singapore River, framed by historic stone piers.
Eat & drink
Traditional afternoon tea is served beneath sunlit glass in the former post office's central atrium.
The neighborhood
Set in the Downtown Core, the property sits right where the Singapore River meets Marina Bay.
“Such fine service in such a remarkable environment could easily cost two to three times as much in any other city.”
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