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Raffles first opened in 1887 and its whitewashed façade, shaded verandas and palm-lined courtyards have made it one of Asia's most recognisable hotels. A careful restoration completed in 2019 refreshed every suite while keeping the old charm.
The hotel sits on Beach Road in the civic district, close to the Marina Bay waterfront, museums and the Esplanade.
Every room is a suite, with high ceilings, timber floors and a separate sitting area. Many open onto a veranda overlooking the gardens, and each comes with a dedicated butler service.
The Long Bar is where the Singapore Sling is said to have been created, and guests can still order one among the peanut shells. The Tiffin Room serves North Indian cuisine, and there are several other restaurants run by acclaimed chefs.
Yes, Raffles is an all-suite hotel.
Yes, it is open to visitors, though queues can form in the evening.
Changi Airport is usually around 20–30 minutes by car.
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