Shangri-La Hotel Singapore
Singapore, Singapore

There is plenty of space to enjoy a stroll, a game of tennis on one of the four tennis courts, putting on the green, or a splash in the swimming pool. The four restaurants offer a wide choice of menus and there is 24-hour room service available. A fully equipped fitness centre not only offers a state-of-the-art gymnasium but also yoga and Thai kick-boxing sessions. The spa has a fantastic range of massages and beauty treatments for relaxing or energising. The hotel has its own drugstore, florist, hair salon and foreign exchange counter.

There are 755 guest rooms and suites in the hotel. Next to the hotel, the Shangri-La Apartments and the Shangri-La Residences offer 127 serviced apartments and 55 Mediterranean-style private condominiums respectively. All the guest rooms have computer dataport, satellite/cable TV, and full executive desk and voicemail. The Shangri La trademark Horizon Club occupies the club floor and offers deluxe rooms with in-room fax, personal voicemail, complimentary shoe shine and suit pressing and daily delivery of an international newspaper and fresh fruit. The Horizon Club lounge offers complimentary buffet breakfast, soft drinks, tea and coffee throughout the day and cocktails in the early evening. The Valley Wing has been the accommodation of choice for heads of state, royalty and captains of industry. It has 109 guest rooms and 27 suites offering an unparalleled level of amenities and service. With its own private driveway and lobby, it features the largest and most luxurious deluxe rooms in the city.

The four restaurants at the hotel offer a wide range of settings and cuisine from formal haute cuisine and exquisite Cantonese food at the Shang Palace to the more relaxed, Californian-style bar BLU where guests can enjoy live jazz. The Nadaman serves Japanese food and the Rose Veranda serves afternoon tea. The impressive glass and marble Lobby Court is a great place for cocktails and live entertainment.

The hotel offers comprehensive meeting facilities for 12 to 1,500 guests and a fully equipped business centre.

Its colourful history has left its mark on modern-day Singapore with its multicultural society and array of fascinating historical sites, temples and buildings to enjoy. The Singapore River, running through the heart of the city, is an ideal route to explore the city by water taxi or cruise boat. Sentosa Island is connected to Singapore by a causeway and a cable car and provides a great place to enjoy a whole range of leisure activities including golf, swimming, water-rides and much more. Orchard Road is the upmarket area for designer boutiques and shopping malls, and there are plenty of restaurants and cafes too. In the evening Clarke Quay and Boat Quay are lively areas to enjoy great food and see plenty of locals.