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Marina Bay · Singapore
A 1928 National Monument at the mouth of the Singapore River
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Once the General Post Office, the stock exchange and the Singapore Club, it is now a 400-room heritage hotel facing the river and Marina Bay. Suites behind 20-foot Doric columns, Chinese cooking at Jade and an ESPA spa.
The Fullerton Building is a monumental neoclassical landmark completed in 1928 and gazetted as a National Monument in December 2015. It once housed Singapore's General Post Office, the stock exchange, the Chamber of Commerce and the exclusive Singapore Club, and for almost a century it played a central part in the country's history. Today it is The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, a 400-room heritage hotel where the original architecture meets modern luxury.
The kitchens cover Singapore and far beyond, from fine Cantonese dim sum and afternoon tea to inventive vegetarian dishes. From the classic to the contemporary, the hotel's own restaurants and lounges let you choose by mood, always with the same warm, attentive service.
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The restaurants bring the flavours of Singapore together with international cooking, made by a talented team to a high standard. Try a buffet or all-day dining at Town Restaurant on the Singapore River, traditional afternoon tea in The Courtyard under the sunlit atrium, or authentic Chinese cooking at Jade, known for its weekend yum cha.
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Singapore · 6 nights
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.
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