The St. Regis Singapore

4.5 out of 5 stars

MARBLE BATHROOMS, BUTLER SERVICE

Tanglin Road puts you where the Orchard Road shopping belt meets the embassy district, a short walk from the Singapore Botanic Gardens. The St. Regis Singapore holds 299 rooms and suites across a fully renovated building, along with seven dining rooms. The house Bloody Mary here is the Straits Mary.

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Rooms & Suites

Astor Room

The entry room at the St. Regis runs to a sitting area with a sofa, a writing desk and a marble bathroom with double vanities, a separate oversized tub and a standing shower. A butler handles pressing and unpacking, and room service runs around the clock.
  • Room size 52 sqm
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Living Area
  • Key feature Sofa

Astor Grand Deluxe Room

Windows here face the Singapore Botanic Gardens across Tanglin Road, and the botanical palette of blues and aquas follows the view inside. Timber floors, a sofa, a casting enabled television and a marble bathroom with twin vanities complete it, with a butler on hand throughout.
  • Room size 52 sqm
  • Room view Botanical Garden view
  • Bed size/Type King or Two Double
  • Key feature Sofa

Lady Astor Room

The largest of the guest rooms, with a separate sitting area, a sofa and a writing desk alongside the sleeping space. The marble bathroom keeps an oversized tub and a walk in shower apart, and the St. Regis butler takes care of pressing and packing.
  • Room size 56 sqm
  • Bed size/Type Two Double
  • Key feature Living Area
  • Key feature Sofa

Penthouse Guest Room

Set high in the building, this room looks across the Singapore cityscape rather than the gardens, with a sitting area, a sofa and floor to ceiling glass. Marble, twin vanities and an oversized tub fill the bathroom, and butler service runs through the stay.
  • Room size 52 sqm
  • Room view Cityscape view
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Living Area

St. Regis Suite

A separate living room sits ahead of the bedroom here, furnished with a sofa and a writing desk, and the windows look towards the Botanic Gardens. A walk in closet, a marble bathroom with double vanities and round the clock room service round out the suite.
  • Room size 80 sqm
  • Room view Botanical Garden view
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Living Room

Caroline Astor Suite

Named for the woman who set New York society in order, this suite pairs a commodious living room with a bedroom that looks over the Botanic Gardens. Expect a sofa, a walk in closet, a marble bathroom with twin vanities and a butler throughout the stay.
  • Room size 90 sqm
  • Room view Botanical Garden view
  • Bed size/Type King
  • Key feature Living Room

Restaurants & Bars

Sophia

Built to feel like a glasshouse, with greenery running through the dining room and light falling from above. The kitchen works from time honoured recipes drawn from eleven Italian regions, using produce chosen for its own sake rather than for effect.
  • Cuisine Italian
  • Open Mon - Sat 12:00 - 14:30, 18:30 - 22:30, Sun 12:30 - 15:00, 18:30 - 22:30
  • Location Resort
  • Dress code Resort casual

Yan Ting

The Cantonese kitchen at the St. Regis, recommended by the MICHELIN Guide and known for its dim sum. Weekend service opens at half past ten for brunch, and the a la carte and set menus run through lunch and dinner the rest of the week.
  • Cuisine Chinese
  • Open Mon - Fri 12:00 - 14:30, 18:00 - 22:30, Sat - Sun 10:30 - 15:00, 18:00 - 22:30
  • Location Resort
  • Dress code Resort casual

The St. Regis Bar

A speakeasy behind a discreet door, where drinking rituals are taken seriously and the cocktail list is curated rather than long. Happy hour runs in the early evening, and the house Bloody Mary here is the Straits Mary, mixed to a local recipe.
  • Cuisine Cocktails
  • Open Sun - Thu 17:00 - 00:00, Fri - Sat 17:00 - 01:00
  • Location Resort
  • Dress code Resort casual

The Tea Room

Afternoon tea in the St. Regis manner, with scones, artisanal jams and clotted cream brought out as often as you want them. Coffee comes from Tanamera Coffee and Roastery and tea from Taylors of Harrogate, and an all day menu runs alongside.
  • Cuisine International
  • Open Daily 11:00 - 22:30
  • Location Resort
  • Dress code Resort casual

Patisserie

A counter for coffee and tea to take away, alongside handcrafted cakes and pastries made in the hotel kitchen. Gourmet gift hampers are put together here too, which makes it the place to stop on the way out rather than the way in.
  • Cuisine Patisserie
  • Open Daily 09:00 - 22:30
  • Location Resort
  • Dress code Resort casual

Tentsuru

Seasonal ingredients flown in fresh from Japan, handled by Chef Daiki Kawaguchi and his team. Each dish is prepared to hold the balance between flavour and texture rather than pile on abundance, and the menu shifts as the seasons in Japan change.
  • Cuisine Japanese
  • Open Tue - Sun 12:00 - 14:30, 18:00 - 22:30
  • Location Resort
  • Dress code Resort casual

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Holidays to The St. Regis Singapore

The St. Regis Singapore stands at 29 Tanglin Road, where the Orchard Road shopping belt meets the embassy district and the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the city's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. The building has come through a full renovation, and its 299 rooms and suites now take their cues from the gardens across the road. Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay and Dempsey Hill are all within easy reach of the door.

All 299 rooms and suites were rebuilt in the renovation, running from 52 square metres in the Astor Room to 335 in the Presidential Suite. Expect a king or two double beds, a study desk, a 65 inch television, a Bluetooth sound bar and a marble bathroom with double vanities, a separate bathtub and a standing shower. A St. Regis butler comes with every stay, whatever the room.

The St. Regis Spa takes its cue from the original Iridium Room in New York, with five treatment rooms, a couple suite and two rooms given over to manicures and pedicures. The wet lounge has heated wave loungers, indoor and outdoor jacuzzis, cedarwood Finnish saunas and eucalyptus steam chambers. Caroline's Collection runs to five signature treatments, and nail work is done with Margaret Dabbs London products.

You will find seven restaurants and bars, an outdoor pool, a fitness centre and the St. Regis Spa, along with a business centre, ten event rooms and 1,331 square metres of meeting space. Concierge, laundry, dry cleaning, ironing, currency exchange, baggage storage and a shoeshine service run through the day, wireless internet is included, and both valet and self parking are available on site.

Sophia serves Italian cooking from eleven regions in a dining room built like a glasshouse. Yan Ting is the Cantonese kitchen, recommended by the MICHELIN Guide, and Tentsuru works with produce flown in from Japan. Shinji By Kanesaka, a partner restaurant, handles sushi. The Tea Room pours afternoon tea with unlimited scones, the Patisserie sells cakes to take away, and The St. Regis Bar mixes cocktails behind a speakeasy door.

The John Jacob Ballroom came out of the renovation pillarless and fitted with two LED walls measuring 9.6 metres by 5.29 metres, seating up to 400 for a gala dinner. Caroline's Mansion sits beside the hotel with its own driveway and private entrance, suited to smaller parties. Five meeting rooms on Level One take up to 100 people, and the pre event foyer now holds a built in bar for receptions.

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