Tag: Singapore Hotels
Yotel Singapore
Asia’s first Yotel, a capsule hotel meets airline lounge concept, has opened in a plum spot along the Orchard Road shopping belt. Rachel AJ Lee finds out if the hotel lives up to its tagline of offering “everything I need, and nothing I don’t”
Dual Citadines signings to give Ascott its largest S’pore properties
Ascott has secured contracts to manage its two largest properties in the Singapore, both under the Citadines brand.
The 299-unit Citadines hotel in Raffles Place...
Raffles Hotel Singapore to fully close for third refurbishment phase
The iconic Raffles Hotel Singapore has been undergoing restoration and refurbishment since February 2017, and is currently in the midst of Phase Two.
Phase Three...
Three new hotels to rise in Sentosa
Recognising the lack of mid-tier hotels in Singapore's Sentosa, Far East Hospitality will add to the island attraction three new hotels, targeted to open...
Special opening rates at first Singapore Courtyard
Opening on November 1, the first Courtyard branded hotel in Singapore is offering a special introductory rate of S$239++ (US$176.20) onwards for a one-night...
Tina Sim is GM of Orchard Hotel Singapore
Millennium Hotels and Resorts has appointed Tina Sim as general manager of Orchard Hotel Singapore, the property's first female general manager.
The Singaporean will lead...
Eva Moral heads first Hilton Garden Inn in Singapore
Hilton Garden Inn has appointed Eva Moral as general manager of Hilton Garden Inn Singapore Serangoon. Moral replaces Carey Osborne, the pre-opening general manager...
New hotels: Moxy Bandung, The Ritz-Carlton, Koh Samui, and more
The latest hotel openings and announcements made this week.
Banyan Tree in Singapore at last – and not just any...
Mandai Park Holdings (MPH) has appointed Banyan Tree as the operator of an eco-friendly resort within Singapore’s new integrated nature and wildlife destination at...
Park Hotel Farrer Park
This new property offers a stylish yet affordable stay in the seat of authentic Singapore culture, finds Pamela Chow.
