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Chinatown

Chinatown was almost caught up in the rush to modernize during the 80’s. Luckily the trend turned instead towards restoration, resulting in many of the old Chinese shophouses being restored to their former character. A number have now been made into boutique hotels and guesthouses offering unusual and quite unique accommodation.

Chinatown is now one of Singapore's most popular neighbourhoods. Tiny shops with fascinating interiors provide an insight in to the cultural heritage of the Chinese community in Singapore. A refreshing change from the hectic pace of Orchard Road and a wonderful place to wander, to shop and to eat.

Some of China Town’s Attractions:

Bukit Pasoh Chinatown Heritage Centre Kreta Ayer
Tanjong Pagar (Ethnic Quarters - Chinatown) Telok Ayer Chinatown Food Street
Chinatown Night Market Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

Getting there: Some routes suggested for getting in China Town.

A short walk from Outram Park (EW16/NE3) or Chinatown (NE4) MRT Stations.
Exit A (Pagoda Street) of North-East MRT line's Chinatown station will deposit you right in the heart of the action. Outram Park, Tanjong Pagar and Raffles Place are also all within walking distance, as is Clarke Quay and the Singapore River to the north.

TOP HOTELS in CHINA TOWN

Amara Hotel

380 Rooms

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 Singapore

48 Rooms

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.

Furama City Centre

355 Rooms

The 23-story Furama City Centre Hotel Singapore has 354 guest rooms, each exuding charm, grace, beauty and all are uniquely equipped with direct broadband access, data port point and a work desk. Guests can enjoy nice meals, drinks and efficient service at the Furama City Centre Hotel Singapores restaurants and bars. The new Mass Rapid Transit Station (MRT) is at Furama City Centre Hotel Singapore doorstep and serves all the major parts of the island.

M Hotel Singapore

413 Rooms

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.

New Majestic Hotel

30 Rooms

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.

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