Heart of Singapore’s Chinese culture, Chinatown comes with elegant, colourful shophouses, some of which are listed as heritage buildings.
From traditional remedies, Cantonese restaurants and street food stalls to shops selling the latest products, Chinatown offers a blend of modern and tradition.
As if laying witness to the harmonious religious atmosphere in Singapore, Chinatown is also home to the city’s oldest Hindu temple, Sri Mariamman Temple, a monument covered with sculptures of mythological beasts and the divine.
Walk towards Clarke Quay and discover the modern Central, which offers a wealth of riverside shopping and dining.
Located close to the central business district, Chinatown and Orchard Road, Holiday Inn Atrium also enjoys easy access to Singapores main attractions.
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Hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. Very fast internet connection.…
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Christopher (Coopersburg, US), November 21, 2009
165 Tanjong Pagar Road, Chinatown, Singapore
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Amara Singapore is located in Singapore's central business district and is just a few minutes away from Tanjong Pagar MRT station. It not only offers convenience but comfortable accommodation.
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The welcoming of the staff. The fexibility and the homely feel (rare for an international hotel).…
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Paul (Kenmore Hills, Brisbane, AU), October 26, 2009
60 Eu Tong Sen Street, Chinatown, Singapore
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Excellently located in vibrant Chinatown, just a 5 minute walk away from the Central Business District of Singapore, Furama City Centre offers luxury and convenience to business and leisure...
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the concierge staff was very helpful in giving us directions as to the way. well done…
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