Mandarin Oriental Singapore
Singapore City, Singapore

• Oriental Spa with six luxurious treatment rooms
• 25 metre outdoor swimming pool
• Fitness centre with outdoor weight training area
• Tennis courts with coaching facilities
• Internet access
• Business centre
• Meeting facilities
• Five restaurants
• Two bars

Mandarin Oriental Singapore boasts 527 rooms including 74 suites, offering breathtaking views of the ocean, harbour or city.

Rooms features the following amenities:

• Sleek marble bathroom with bathtub and separate shower stall
• Cable & satellite TV
• Safe
• Minibar
• Coffee & tea making facilities
• Internet access (WiFi and wired)
• IDD telephone
• 24 hr room service
• Laundry & dry cleaning service
• Hairdryer
• Radio
• State-of-the-art surround sound system with CD & DVD options (suites only)

The Mandarin Oriental Singapore caters for a mixture of tastes at its five different restaurants and two bars. The following tempting venues are located within the hotel:

• Cherry Garden - serves authentic Cantonese cuisine
• Dolce Vita - poolside restaurant offering a range of Mediterranean dishes and an extensive wine list
• MELT - an eclectic and chic brasserie with a show kitchen
• Morton's, The Steakhouse - a fine-dining steakhouse serving delicious cuts of meat
• Wasabi Bistro - serves contemporary Japanese cuisine with distinct Californian influences
• Axis Bar and Lounge - soak up the panoramic views whilst enjoying a drink in the bar
• Captain’s Bar - perfect for aperitifs and after-dinner drinks

• Business centre
• Secretarial services
• Translation services
• Fax services
• Private meeting rooms
• Mobile phone & computer hire
• Email and internet facilities

With Singapore’s well-known colonial heritage it is worth taking a walk around the city to admire its beautiful architecture. The Civic District Tour takes you around the ethnic quarters of the city, through Chinatown, Kampong Glam (where the Malays settled) and Little India. It is possible to view the island’s rich ethnic, cultural and historical heritage by wandering around the streets discovering temples and religious monuments. Only in Singapore can you come across the oldest Hindu temple in the city in the heart of Chinatown. A leisure cruise along the Singapore River takes you to Boat Quay and Clarke Quay, both swamped with entertainment and dining options. Singapore’s nightlife is also based around the river with world-renowned club Zouk drawing in the locals and tourists. For a more chilled evening there are jazz clubs and wine and cigar bars. Of course a stay in Singapore would not be complete without a visit to the famous Raffles Hotel for a Singapore Sling cocktail in a colonial and elegant atmosphere. For beach worshippers Sentosa Island has miles of sandy beaches and nature trails to escape the bustle of the city.