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Raffles Hotel has rooms available on Latestays
with special bargains for the next 28 days, starting at
SGD 1,185. |
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 The two largest suites in the Main Building are known as the Presidential Suites. They are distinguished by their premier location in the Hotel, their spaciousness and elegant appointments, and the quality of the antiques and artwork displayed.
Suite Layout and Furnishing
- Original 14-foot ceilings and common verandah
- The Sarkies and Sir Stamford Raffles Suites each comprise a parlour, dining room, two bedrooms, pantry and a private balcony.
- Elegant period furnishings including Oriental carpets arranged on teakwood flooring
In-Suite Features
- Individually controlled air-conditioning
- Two colour television sets with remote control
- Over 25 cable television channels
- Mini bar/refrigerator
- Hair-dryer
- Overhead fan
- Broadband Internet access
- Two international direct dial telephone lines and an additional line for computer modem or fax hook-up facility
- Electronic safe deposit box
- Bedside control panel
- All suite doors are installed with double lock, safety latch and eye viewer
- Smoke detector and sprinkler
- Emergency call button on in-suite telephone
- Daily newspaper delivery
- Daily turndown service
- Laundry and dry cleaning
- Slippers, bathrobe, valet stand and private dresser
- In-suite directory of services
- Luxurious toiletries
| Sarkies Suite |
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 The Sarkies Suite is named after the family who established Raffles Hotel and ran it until the early 1930s. The four Sarkies brothers - Martin, Tigran, Arshak and Aviet - were Armenians.
The Sarkies were also proprieters of the Eastern & Oriental Hotel and Crag Sanitarium in Penang and the Strand in Rangoon as well as the Seaview and Grosvenor in Singapore. The artwork continues the Singapore theme and includes original artwork. |
| Sir Stamford Raffles Suite |
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 The premier suite in Raffles Hotel is named after the founder of modern Singapore and the Hotel’s namesake. A man of many talents, this East India Company Officer also made himself known as a zoologist and historian, and received knighthood.
The artwork in this suite has a Singapore theme and includes rare prints of Singapore which show the trading settlement during its earliest days; antique botanical drawings including the Rafflesia; and a selection of prints from Raffles’ ‘History of Java’ |
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