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Raffles Singapore

COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE, TROPICAL GARDENS

One Beach Road places you in Singapore's civic district, a two minute ride from Orchard Road and twenty minutes from Changi. Raffles Singapore has welcomed travellers since 1887, and all 115 rooms here are suites, each with a butler. At the Long Bar, peanut shells still belong on the floor.

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Rooms & Suites

State Room Suite

Two separate entrances open this suite in the Bras Basah wing, one leading into the parlour and the other into the bedroom. Fourteen foot ceilings carry the colonial proportions, the shared verandah looks over Fern Court, and Raffles Arcade lies a short walk inside the building.
  • Room size 67 sqm
  • Room view Fern Court view
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Living Area

Courtyard Suite

Thirty one Courtyard Suites cluster around the middle of the hotel, which puts the Main Building, Raffles Spa and the shops of Raffles Arcade within a minute of the door. A separate parlour sits ahead of the bedroom, and the shared verandah looks onto lush gardens.
  • Room size 58 sqm
  • Room view Garden view
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Living Area

Palm Court Suite

Thirty five suites fill the historic Palm Court wing, each one turned towards the palm filled court that is kept for residents alone. A separate parlour opens ahead of the bedroom, and the shared verandah is where birdsong carries across the gardens in the early morning.
  • Room size 70 sqm
  • Room view Palm Court view
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Living Area

Personality Suite

Twelve suites pay tribute to the figures who have stayed at Raffles across the past century, with memorabilia tied to each name displayed through the parlour and the bedroom. A shared verandah runs outside, and the separate parlour leaves room for reading between engagements in town.
  • Room size 58 sqm
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Living Area
  • Key feature Shared Patio/Balcony

Grand Hotel Suite

Drawing on the romance of long distance travel in the golden age, the Grand Hotel Suite gives generous space to a separate living and dining room, a dressing area and a private balcony. Heritage detailing runs through the furnishings, and sleeping and entertaining stay comfortably apart.
  • Room size 105 sqm
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Private Balcony
  • Key feature Living/Dining Room

Residence Suite

Set within Raffles Arcade with its own private access, the Residence Suite works rather like a small home, with a kitchenette, a parlour, a separate dining area and a powder room. Generous living space and a private verandah suit longer stays, and the arcade shops sit downstairs.
  • Room size 120 sqm
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Kitchenette
  • Key feature Living Area
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Restaurants & Bars

1887 by André

Chef patron André Chiang sets modern French technique against the hotel's historic formal dining room, drawing on the legacy of 1887 and on Singapore's long standing role as a crossroads. A curated beverage programme runs alongside, bridging old and new worlds across the tasting menu.
  • Cuisine French
  • Open Tue - Sat 11:30 - 13:30, 18:00 - 20:30
  • Location Main Building
  • Dress code Smart casual

yì by Jereme Leung

Yi means art in Mandarin, and Jereme Leung applies it to Cantonese classics and older Chinese delicacies, drawing on the cooking of several regions and cultures. A private dining room sits beside the main room for smaller gatherings within Raffles Arcade.
  • Cuisine Chinese
  • Open Daily 11:30 - 13:30, 18:00 - 20:30
  • Location Raffles Arcade
  • Dress code Casual chic

Butcher's Block

Everything here meets pure wood fire, cooked in the open by Chef Jordan Keao and his team. Whole animal butchery and a zero waste approach shape the menu, and the IMUA tasting menu follows that thinking from first course to last. A private dining room adjoins.
  • Cuisine Wood fire
  • Open Wed - Sat 12:00 - 14:00, Tue - Sat 18:00 - 21:30
  • Location Raffles Arcade
  • Dress code Casual chic

Tiffin Room

One of the oldest North Indian restaurants in Singapore, serving the delicacies of the maharajahs since 1892. The tiffin carrier gives the room its name, and the same North Indian menu travels to the Chairman's Room, a ten seater private space off the Grand Lobby.
  • Cuisine North Indian
  • Open Daily 12:00 - 13:30, 18:30 - 21:00
  • Location Main Building
  • Dress code Casual chic

Raffles Courtyard

Southeast Asian small plates and long summer drinks in a garden setting, with Singaporean dishes such as dry laksa goreng and red curry duck confit. Happy hour runs Monday to Friday in the early evening, and this is the one spot at Raffles where dogs are welcome.
  • Cuisine Southeast Asian
  • Open Daily 12:00 - 22:30
  • Location Raffles Arcade
  • Dress code Resort casual

The Grand Lobby

Afternoon Tea at Raffles began, like the hotel itself, in the nineteenth century, and the ritual still unfolds under the white colonnades of the lobby. Breakfast is served here on weekday mornings, and the Chairman's Room takes the same tea behind closed doors.
  • Cuisine Afternoon Tea
  • Open Mon - Fri 07:00 - 10:30, Daily 12:30 - 17:30
  • Location Main Building
  • Dress code Casual chic
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Holidays to Raffles Singapore

Raffles Singapore opened in 1887 on Beach Road and has stayed at the heart of the civic and business district ever since, a low white colonial building among the skyscrapers. Tropical gardens fill more than a quarter of the estate, so birdsong carries across the verandahs. The Raffles Arcade sits inside the walls, the Convention Centre and Esplanade are a short walk away, Orchard Road is two minutes by rail and Changi twenty by road.

Every one of the 115 rooms is a suite, arranged across the Main Building, the Bras Basah wing, the Palm Court wing and Raffles Arcade. Sizes run from 58 square metres in the Courtyard and Personality Suites to 260 in the two bedroom Presidential Suite. Expect a separate parlour, a dressing area, a marble double vanity bathroom, a shared or private verandah and a Raffles Butler on call at any hour.

Raffles Spa draws on Asian wellness philosophies for body and facial treatments, with a vitality pool of Peruvian pink salt, a herbal sauna, an aromatherapy steam room and an ice fountain. Yoga, Pilates, sound healing with crystal bowls, reiki and craniosacral therapy are all on the timetable, and personal training is available. The 25 metre outdoor pool opens from 7.00am to 7.00pm, ringed by tropical planting.

You will find 115 suites, an outdoor swimming pool on the third level of the main building, a fitness centre open around the clock on the third floor, and Raffles Spa in the gardens. Concierge, valet parking, self parking and 24 hour support run throughout. Wireless internet is included, meeting and event spaces total 2,500 square metres, and the Raffles Boutique at the Seah Street entrance opens daily from 10.00am until 8.00pm.

Eight venues carry the dining. 1887 by André works modern French technique into the hotel's historic formal dining room, yì by Jereme Leung ranges across Chinese regional cooking, Butcher's Block cooks over pure wood fire, and Tiffin Room has served North Indian food since 1892. Afternoon Tea belongs to The Grand Lobby, Raffles Courtyard is the alfresco lounge, Writers Bar mixes cocktails named for authors, and Long Bar poured the first Singapore Sling in 1915.

The Jubilee Ballroom occupies the former Jubilee Hall Theatre and seats more than 300, its coffered ceiling hung with chandeliers and gold Venetian fixtures, with a foyer for receptions beforehand. Lawn ceremonies suit an outdoor exchange of vows, and private dining rooms at Butcher's Block, yì by Jereme Leung and the Chairman's Room take smaller parties. Event planning support comes with the space.

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