Hotels in China Town, Singapore

A prominent landmark on Tanjong Pagar Road, Amara Singapore is the flagship hotel of the Amara Hotels and Resort Chain. Located in the thriving west end of the Central Business District, a stones throw away from fascinating Chinatown and Tanjong Pager Conservation District. Near key office towers (IBM, GE, Keppel), foreign and local banks, post office, MRT Station, shops, dining and entertainment establishments.

Berjaya Hotel, formerly the Duxton Hotel, Singapore is in the heart of Tanjong Pagar, where a gracious tradition lives on. With a facade reminiscent of the Straits Chinese trading houses that once dominated this area of Singapore, the interior of Berjaya Hotel evokes an understated elegance of days long past, welcoming guests to the comforts of a Colonial residence.

Chinatown Hotel is part of Singapores conservation plans to preserve the old world charms amid the rapid changing skyline in our modern city. The well preserved facade of structures that is typical of old Chinatown from the exterior and come into a contemporary setting in this four-storey building serviced by a modern elevator.

Furama City Centre encompasses 384 guest rooms, with superior in room amenities and a picturesque view from the higher floors. All guestrooms are well equipped with modern conveniences for business and leisure travellers alike. Centrally located in vibrant Chinatown and at the fringe of the Central Business District , this exquisite 4 star hotel is surrounded by shopping, food and entertainment. Chinatown MRT is a 5 minute walk away and major expressways are within the vicinity, making the hotel easily accessible to the rest of the island. Singapore Changi Airport is a mere 20 minute drive away.

Opened in August 2001, Harbour Ville Hotel is a business and economy class accommodation, located close to some of the finest attractions in Singapore. Budget travellers will find it the perfect abode to retire into cosy comforts after their hectic sightseeing.

The Hotel 1929, Singapore is located on Keong Saik Street, in the business district of Chinatown, just 2 minutes walk from Chinatown MRT Station. The Hotel 1929 features individually designed rooms furnished in a modern minimalistic style. An ideal small hotel for those who are wishing to stay somewhere slightly different. It has a small rooftop jacuzzi.

Located centrally at the busy junction of New Bridge Road and Upper Cross Street, in Singapore is Chinese heartland, Hotel81 - Chinatown offers you a glimpse into the Chinese culture. The weeks preceding the Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations (late January or early February) is a spectacular display of sights, sounds and colors. Take a leisurely stroll from Hotel81 - Chinatown through the narrow lanes (five-foot ways) of the Chinatown district, which exudes old world charm amid the traditional architecture. Ethic Chinese cuisine is best represented in the Chinatown area. Enjoy a steaming bowl of dumplings in the comfort of air-conditioned restaurants or dine alfresco-style in one of the many street side cafes. The F&B and entertainment belts of Boat Quay and Clarke Quay are within walking distances of Hotel81 - Chinatown

The M Hotel is an oasis within the business district. The feel inside of the hotel is relaxed, and more relaxation can be found in the European baden styled spa and with its Zen style pool and garden. This is truly a gem of a hotel in terms of quality and facilities. AC 3/2003 Exterior: The sleek and modern, newly renovated hotel was redone in a complete overhaul. The building fits in very well with the modern Singapore skyline - inronically locating the hotel is a little tricky as it fits so well with the office buildings. Lobby: The lobby is bright and airy with an open feel from one end of the hotel and leading you forth to the restaurant with complete openess. Modern with the zen attitude, the function of checking in is no frills as these has been placed in the guest floors.

Housed in a traditional conservation shop house located in the heart of Chinatown- the New Majestic Hotel features an emphasis on strong design withlocal culture and the Arts. Each of the New Majestics 30 rooms will be different- from the mix of vintage and designer furniture through to the customized baths. Room highlights include suites with private gardens- attic style rooms with loft beds in six-meter high ceilings. Four types of room including; The Mirror Room, The Hanging Bedroom, The Aquarium room and The Loft Room. From the open concept period-inspired lobby with restored vintage Compton fans to the dramatic pool with glass inserts floating above the restaurant.New Majestic Hotel is a stunning and eclectic mix of heritage chic.

The Gallery Evason, Singapores first riverside designer HIP hotel. Anchored to the city on the famous historical Singapore river - a waterfront living experience. All rooms are highly interactive with the State-Of-The-Art computerised automation feature, allowing guests internet connectivity with unlimited access free of charge, 24 hours a day. The Gallery Evason is all about comfort, intelligence and romance, the cool style that reflects not only an eye for experience and detail but also the desire to create a place that will be impervious to the fickle finger of fashion.

Right in the heart of Chinatown, a gracious tradition lives on in The Inn at Temple Street. Occupying 5 beautifully restored shophouses along Temple Street, this hotel bring to you years of tradition in warm and generous hospitality, with modern luxury that is fresh and welcoming. Preserving much of its heritage, the unique architecture of The Inn at Temple Street reflects the rich cultural traditions of the East. With a setting reminiscent of the Straits Chinese trading houses that once dominated Chinatown, the hotel exudes charm and character, promising the comforts of a Straits China home while you are away on business or pleasure.

In the centre of Chinatown is Singapores newest boutique hotel, The Royal Peacock. Occupying ten beautifully restored shophouses along Keong Saik Road, once notorious for its red lanterns and ladies of the night, few hotels manage to boast of such a colourful past. Or present. The name Keong Saik Road still manages to raise the odd eyebrow today. Mention it to any Singaporean, and chances are, youll rewarded with a knowing smile and friendly wink.

Singapore latest boutique hotel ,The Scarlet , Opened in December 2004 after a S$45 million acquisition and refurbishment. Vivacious and uninhibited, this 84 room hotel interiors pulsate with an eclectic tension - offering all who enter, an adventure for the senses. Nestled amidst the vibrant club street community of creative agencies, specialty shops, boutique spas. trendy restaurants and cafes, wine bars, antiques shops and art galleries, The Scarlet Provides a completely different 5-star experience. Historic Erskine Road leads you to a row of 1868 early shop houses and an original 1924 Art Deco building, whose architectural detailing have been expertly retained and lovingly restored. Rooms and suites offer luxury while being wired to the world. The Five individually thamed suites Slender, Passion, Opulent, Lavish and Swank are set to offer guests new levels of elegant comfort. The range of detailed aesthetics, unusual materials and flourishes of colour, demonstrate that every aspect of The Scarlet has been conceptualized and designed to provide luxury which blends with sensuality.