Name: Raffles Singapore
Address: Singapore

City

About Raffles Singapore

115 suites in a colonial landmark with 14-foot ceilings and quiet gardens in the middle of the city. From Jereme Leung's Chinese cooking to afternoon tea in the Grand Lobby, Raffles remains Singapore's most storied address.

Your own oasis in the heart of Singapore

A suite at Raffles Singapore is one of the most distinguished addresses in the world. The charm of another age and the poise of the grande dame, as the hotel is known, sit alongside every modern comfort. Its 115 suites pair classical architecture and original detail with current technology and contemporary design.

The suites

Behind the colonial facades, under original 14-foot ceilings, classic beauty meets modern luxury. You can stay in a romantic studio overlooking the gardens or in one of the expansive Presidential Suites, furnished with antiques, timber floors and rare works of art, all in the timeless Raffles manner.

A legend that shaped an era

Raffles opened in 1887, at the dawn of the golden age of travel. Since then it has witnessed history and welcomed royalty, diplomats, film stars and celebrated writers. More than a century on, the legend is very much alive: a place of enduring luxury that brings generations together.

The IMUA tasting menu at Butcher’s Block

For the fullest experience at Butcher’s Block, choose IMUA, a menu that reflects Chef Jordan Keao's approach: cooking over wood fire, whole-animal butchery and a commitment to zero waste. It takes you through the chef's signature dishes and off-menu creations built around the season's produce, turning dinner into an adventure.

Tailored experiences in a calm retreat

Raffles Spa is a quiet sanctuary for complete wellbeing. It brings Asian healing philosophies together with modern techniques in facials and body treatments, offers personal training, and has an outdoor pool for slower moments.

Accommodation

Rooms, suites and villas

3 State Room Suite 67 m² 3 guests The State Room Suites are in the historic Bras Basah Wing, one of the oldest parts of the hotel. Each has two separate entrances, one into the sitting room and one into the bedroom, and direct access to Raffles Arcade. Details

3 Courtyard Suite 58 m² 3 guests The 31 Courtyard Suites are arranged around the heart of the hotel, a short walk from the Main Building and the best-known Raffles spaces. Spend time at Raffles Spa, browse Raffles Arcade, then come back to your own quiet retreat. Details

3 Palm Court Suite 70 m² 3 guests As the name suggests, the 35 Palm Court Suites look over Palm Court, the hidden garden at the centre of Raffles that is reserved for hotel guests. They sit in the historic Palm Court Wing and are among the quietest places to stay in the hotel. Details

Personality Suite 58 m² 3 guests The 12 Personality Suites honour famous guests who have stayed at Raffles over more than a century. The sitting room and bedroom of each hold mementoes of its namesake, so your stay carries a little of the hotel's history. Details

4 Two-Bedroom Residence Suite 150 m² 6 guests Set in Raffles Arcade, each Residence Suite takes its name from one of the local cinemas of the early and mid twentieth century, when this was known as the cinema district. Generous space and a private entrance make it ideal for families and longer stays. Details

4 Promenade Suite 85 m² 3 guests These suites recall the late nineteenth century, when Raffles stood directly on Singapore's seafront. The two Promenade Suites are in the Main Building, each named after a notable woman of the era, Lady Mountbatten and Lady Sophia, and they evoke that age with every modern comfort. Details

4 Grand Hotel Suite 105 m² 3 guests A celebrated travel writer once called the grand hotel a Pandora's box of beautiful dreams. The four Grand Hotel Suites live up to the phrase, with the romance of journeys to far-off places, classic grandeur and modern comfort. Details

9 Presidential Suite 190 m² 3 guests Named after two figures who shaped the hotel's story, the Presidential Suites are the largest at Raffles. The Sarkies Suite and the Sir Stamford Raffles Suite are in the Main Building and look over the calm of Palm Court. Details

Dining

At the table

At Raffles Singapore, where cultures have always met, the restaurants carry a varied heritage with a contemporary touch. Each is run by specialists in food and drink, and each is worth the visit on its own.

yì by Jereme LeungFrom Cantonese classics to near-forgotten recipes, Jereme Leung reworks authentic Chinese cooking region by region, keeping the essential flavour and adding a contemporary touch. Butcher’s BlockWood-fire cooking with a bold, modern edge, where technique and invention bring out the depth of charred, smoky flavour. Raffles CourtyardCarefully made cocktails and dishes inspired by South-east Asian kitchens, served outdoors in a lovely garden. The Grand LobbyRaffles hospitality at its most traditional: afternoon tea beneath the lobby's colonial grandeur.

Wellness

Rest and renewal

Raffles Spa sits among the hotel's quiet gardens and welcomes hotel guests and local visitors alike. Its rituals draw on Asian wellness traditions, with therapeutic facials and body treatments, and hydrotherapy facilities to deepen the rest. For fitness there is personal training, yoga, Pilates and a 25-metre outdoor pool. For the mind, there is deep meditation, sound therapy and reiki.

Raffles Singapore

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Location

The Civic District

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Journeys

Journeys that include this stay

Singapore · 6 nights

A honeymoon at Raffles and the Fullerton

Six nights in two historic hotels, between the gardens and the bay

Three nights in a suite at Raffles Singapore and three at The Fullerton Hotel at the mouth of the river, with evenings on the water and mornings in the gardens.

February to October

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