One of the few remaining great 19th Century hotels in the world. It became a National Monument upon its centenary in 1987. With its unique blend of tropical garden setting and classical architecture, the hotel is the legendary symbol for all "the fables of the Exotic East". Together with its rich history, Raffles Hotel is part of the very fabric of Singapore culture. 103 suites, including Grand Hotel Suites, Personality Suites and Raffles Inc, with 18 State Rooms for corporate travellers. 16 distinctive restaurants and bars, Raffles Hotel Arcade with over 45 speciality shops, Raffles Hotel Museum and Jubilee Hall Theatre Playhouse, Raffles Culinary Academy, the region's premier school of gastronomy. Function venues for meetings and banquets for up to 280 persons. 24-hour gymnasium, Amrita Spa and swimming pool.

Suites are situated closest to the lush flora of the Hotel, lending these suites an unmatched ambience of tranquility. The original 14-foot ceilings with their grand arches and ceiling fans maintain the spacious, airy feeling. Elegant period furnishing including oriental carpets arranged on the teak, marble and tile floors bring out the elements of warmth and character of the suite.

The choice of dining experiences at Raffles Hotel is as vibrant and multicultural as the country itself. Each relishes the traditions of a bygone age, providing an occasion to savour - in more ways than one. Serving light and innovative classical and contemporary French cuisine, the Raffles Grill enjoys pride of place among the most distinguished restaurants in the city. Enjoy discreet, attentive service in the timeless elegance of the hotel’s formal dining room. Turn of the century decor ambience brings back echoes of colonial splendour. Tiffin Room's specialities and delicacies from India and Asia complement the nostalgic experience. Or spend a leisurely afternoon enjoying High Tea in British fashion. The internationally acclaimed and award winning theme restaurant, Doc Cheng's offers a casual yet stylish dining experience. Like the decor, itself an eclectic mixture of East and West, the cuisine represents a very special journey into uncharted territory. Built in 1896, the Bar & Billiard Room has an atmosphere of spacious elegance, lent mostly by the two turn of the century billiard tables coupled with the high ceiling of the room. Lunch on weekdays is a buffet experience par excellence, while a lavish brunch is offered on Sundays. Your Singapore Sling awaits at the legendary two-storey Long Bar. With a unique earthy ambience and unusual drinking glasses, the personality of this remarkable bar is such that its fame has spread far and wide. The romantic Raffles Courtyard restaurant is set under a canopy of stars amid swaying palm tress. Dine al fresco while being serenaded by the renowned Raffles Dance Orchestra. The food at the Empire Café is an eclectic blend of international staples and local favourites while the ambience reminds one of Singapore’s café’s and coffee houses popular in the 1920’s, providing the setting of a casual dining restaurant. Located in the lobby of the hotel, the Writers Bar honours the literary luminaries who stayed at the hotel or who had written about it. The menu at Seah Street Deli, of this typical New York-style delicatessen, features a selection of American sandwiches, entrees and salads. The portions are decidedly generous and the service remarkably friendly Scrumptious homemade pastries, cookies, cakes and other sweet treats are the highlights of this cosy café. Ah Teng’s Bakery provides patrons with a warm and inviting atmosphere for a perfect early morning 'cuppa'.

Singapore Art Museum, Asian Civilisation Museum, Arab Street, Little India, Singapore River.

Travel from Changi Airport - Taxi from Changi Airport (about S$ 15, 20 minutes). Nearest MRT station (subway) - City Hall, 3 minutes walking distance.

Raffles Hotel, the legendary symbol for all "the fables of the Exotic East" was established in 1887. Raffles Hotel is located in the heart of Singapore's business and historic district. Restored to the style it was once accustomed, Raffles Hotel features 103 suites, a full spa with 24 hour access to the swimming pool and gymnasium, 16 distinctive and award-winning restaurants and bars, a shopping arcade featuring the best in regional specialities and international brand names, a museum, the Jubilee Hall theatre playhouse, the Raffles Culinary Acadamy and extensive lush gardens and courtyards.

Cancellation Policy: If cancelled up to 7 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged. Children and Extra Bed Policy: All children are welcome. All children under 11 years stay free of charge when using existing bedding. All children under 2 years stay free of charge for cots. There is no capacity for extra beds in the room. Maximum capacity of babycots in a room is 2. Deposit Policy: No deposit will be charged. VAT and city/tourist taxes: 7 % Tax is not included. 10 % service charge per room per night is not included. City/tourist tax is not applicable. Internet: Wired internet is available in the hotel rooms and costs SGD 8.00 per hour. Meal Plan: Continental breakfast is not included and costs SGD 42.00 per person. Full English breakfast is not included and costs SGD 42.00 per person. American breakfast is not included and costs SGD 42.00 per person. Buffet breakfast is not included and costs SGD 42.00 per person. Breakfast is not included and costs SGD 42.00 per person. Parking: Private parking is possible on site and costs SGD 10.00 per day. Pets: Pets are not allowed.