The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore transforms the city’s monumental 1928 General Post Office into a 400-room National Monument with river views, a 25-metre infinity pool and exceptional civic history.
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore occupies one of the city’s defining neoclassical landmarks at the mouth of the Singapore River, within walking distance of Raffles Place, Marina Bay and the Civic District.
Completed in 1928, the Fullerton Building once housed the General Post Office, Exchange, Chamber of Commerce and Singapore Club before being converted into a hotel and later gazetted as a National Monument.
The 400-room hotel uses the vast historic shell to create accommodations ranging from 36-square-metre river and bay rooms to grand suites of well over 100 square metres.
A 25-metre outdoor infinity pool sits against the building’s monumental Doric columns overlooking the river, while The Fullerton Spa, Straits Club and heritage gallery add wellness and historical depth.
The Fullerton Hotel is best for travelers who want Singapore’s civic history built into the stay, especially those who value architecture and riverfront atmosphere over the more contemporary glamour of its sister hotel across the road.
