The Suite

At Raffles Singapore, there are two identical Presidential Suites: the Sarkies Suite and the Sir Stamford Raffles Suite, named for the hotel’s founding family and the founder of modern Singapore, respectively. Both are located in the historic main building and have separate parlors, dining rooms, living rooms and pantries, as well as large private verandas overlooking the verdant Palm Court. All suites in Raffles come with world-class service; butlers are available 24 hours a day and are guests’ main point of contact for everything from restaurant reservations to spa appointments and personalized itineraries throughout the city, using Raffles’ incredible connections and access.

The Hotel

Raffles Singapore is not just a grand dame hotel in Singapore, it is one of the world’s oldest luxury hotels. Staying here transports you to another, more gracious era of travel. The hotel retains much of its original charm, including its landmark white facade with neo-Renaissance architecture, dark wood verandas and lush greenery. It reopened in 2019 after an extensive two-year renovation that restored the hotel to its former glory; it looks as if it just opened in 1887, but now with all of the amenities and options that modern travelers expect. There are luxury boutiques; world-class dining in six restaurants with new openings from famed chefs Alain Ducasse, Ann-Sophie Pic and Jereme Leung, plus the beloved Tiffin Room, which has been open since 1892; three bars, including the iconic Long Bar with a new Singapore Sling recipe updated for today’s palate; a luxurious spa and a rooftop pool.

Amenities

• Bar
• Outdoor swimming pool
• Spa and wellness centre
• 3 restaurants
• Gym
• Gym
• 24-hour Front desk
• Facilities for disabled guests