The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore occupies the former General Post Office building at Fullerton Square, at the mouth of the Singapore River where it meets Marina Bay, a short walk from Raffles Place MRT station and within view of the Merlion Park and the Marina Bay skyline. Completed in 1928 as a neoclassical landmark and later converted into a hotel that opened in 2001, the building retains its original colonnades, granite facade, and grand atrium, now a Singapore national monument and one of the city's most recognisable heritage structures. Rooms are generously sized for a heritage property, with high ceilings and large windows, many offering views over the river, the bay, or the city's financial district. Dining includes Town Restaurant for international buffet dining, Jade for Cantonese cuisine, and the Post Bar, set in the building's former mailroom, while a rooftop infinity pool overlooks Marina Bay alongside the Fullerton Spa and a fitness centre. Service is formal and heritage-oriented, with a strong focus on business travellers given the hotel's location in the Central Business District, while its waterfront promenade and proximity to Merlion Park also make it popular with leisure guests seeking a landmark stay. The hotel's heritage atrium and original colonnaded facade are frequently used as backdrops for weddings and events, reinforcing its status as one of Singapore's most photographed buildings.