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The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

Singapore (City) • Downtown Core • OPTIMIZE

avg. $283 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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At a glance

A 1928 Palladian Post Office converted to a hotel, with preserved columns, Art Deco interiors, and a river-facing pool terrace.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and history-focused travelers

Highlights:

  • 1928 Palladian Post Office with preserved Doric columns
  • Pool terrace beneath granite Corinthian columns, Cavenagh Bridge views
  • Art Deco-detailed rooms in converted government offices
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PB hotel design editorial

For seven decades before it received a single hotel guest, the building at the mouth of the Singapore River served as the General Post Office — a Palladian monument completed in 1928 to designs by Major P.H. Keys of the Public Works Department, its colonnaded granite facade carrying the civic authority of empire across the waterfront. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore opened within those walls in January 2001 after a meticulous conservation effort by RSP Architects, which preserved the monumental Doric columns, coffered ceilings, and the building's characteristic chamfered corner massing while threading 400 rooms across eight floors of what had been government offices and sorting halls. The interiors navigate a familiar colonial-revival tension — how much history to invoke, how much to suppress — and largely find a workable answer. Guestrooms are finished in warm taupe wovens, patterned carpets with restrained geometric borders, upholstered headboards set within panelled surrounds detailed in Art Deco-inflected mouldings, and dark mahogany case furniture that gestures toward the building's era without costuming itself as period reproduction. The pool terrace, carved into the building's river-facing plinth beneath a run of granite Corinthian columns, delivers one of Singapore's more architecturally charged outdoor spaces, the historic Cavenagh Bridge framing the western view. Inside the Chinese restaurant, silk lanterns descend through double-height volumes whose original coffered white plasterwork has been left largely intact, the ornamental contrast between colonial structure and Peranakan-inflected decorative detail quietly capturing what the city itself has always been.

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About

Set in a former post office built in 1928, this upscale hotel overlooking the Singapore River is a 4-minute walk a metro station and 2 km from Marina Bay.

Amenities

Bath / Shower

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Books, DVDs, Music for Children

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Complimentary Tea

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Gift Shop

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore Reviews

11,335 reviews

"I visited the National Day Bazaar at The Courtyard at The Fullerton Hotel, as part of the hotel's festivities in celebrating the Nation's birthday. It was very well organised, with plenty of local games, snacks, and drinks, for hotel guests to experience and enjoy. We could learn more about Singapore's history and culture through the various activities. I was pleasantly welcomed by the Guest Relations Team, Ms Maria, Ms Connie and Ms Kaylis. The ladies were very welcoming and was sharing more about the activities with me. I particularly liked the temporary tattoos and the bracelet activity. I saw other guests also very excited to try out the activities and play the local games. Thank you ladies, for making me feel so at home here."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 28, 2026

"**A Perfect Ending to Our Singapore Trip** We stayed at The Fullerton Singapore for the final two nights of our trip, and it turned what could have been a lackluster end to our holiday into a genuinely memorable one. **Facilities and Cleanliness** The hotel itself is stunning — the grand colonial architecture paired with immaculate, modern interiors makes for a really special stay. Every space we encountered, from the lobby to our room to the pool area, was spotless. Little details like fresh linens, sparkling bathrooms, and well-maintained common areas made a real difference to how relaxed we felt. **Location** You genuinely can't beat the location. Right on the Singapore River, walking distance to Marina Bay, Merlion Park, and the CBD, with plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. It felt central without being chaotic — a peaceful base to explore from. **Customer Service** This is where The Fullerton truly stood out. Every staff member we interacted with was warm, attentive, and genuinely helpful, without ever feeling intrusive. Requests were handled promptly and with a smile. **Why It Mattered So Much** We'd actually spent the first part of our trip at another hotel in Singapore where both the cleanliness and customer service left a lot to be desired, so arriving at The Fullerton was a huge relief. The contrast was night and day, and it reminded us what a difference a good hotel makes. Thanks to our stay here, we left Singapore feeling grateful and were able to properly enjoy our last couple of days rather than counting down the hours. We'd wholeheartedly recommend The Fullerton Singapore to anyone visiting the city — and next time, we'd stay here for the whole trip."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 27, 2026

"Very nice hotel. With a uh good gift shop with lots of different types or tees. And the room was good it had two floors."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 26, 2026

"Great place and location, staff very friendly. We have stayed there five times, what more can we say. Go and stay you will not regret it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 26, 2026

"Absolutely beautiful hotel with amazing staff that are so professionally and very helpful in every way I will be back 🙏😊"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 26, 2026

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