The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

Google Hotels, on 12 October 2026, for 2 adults and one night, with the 10% service charge and 9% GST inside the amount, showed S$453 on 31 October, S$362 on 22 November and on 1 December 2026, S$393 on 21 January 2027, S$392 on 7 March and S$413 on 18 June. The dearest nights read were S$1,771 on 3 November 2026, S$1,014 on 30 December, S$769 on 1 January 2027 and S$827 on 9 August 2027; 31 December showed no price.

The calendar gives the day’s cheapest seller, names no room and does not say whether breakfast is in. For 13 October it showed S$654 while the hotel’s own link carried S$759.57, S$126.06 of it tax and service, for a Straits Club Courtyard Room. The Age, in May 2026, gave S$610 a night as the starting price of a courtyard room.

2 charges: a 10% service charge, then 9% GST on the rate and the service charge together, which makes 19.9% on a rate quoted before them (our arithmetic). The hotel’s offer pages say rates are «subject to 10 percent service charge and prevailing government taxes» and Booking.com’s fine print names the 2 figures. A seller’s total may already hold both, as Google Hotels’ amounts do. The hotel publishes no resort fee or other tax; the car park’s rates include GST.

Yes: a basement car park of 359 lots, open 24 hours. The official FAQ, read on 12 October 2026, charges from Monday to Friday S$1.30 per 10 minutes from 7.01am to 6pm, S$6.90 per entry from 6.01pm to 8pm, S$1.30 per 10 minutes from 8.01pm to midnight and S$8 per entry from 12.01am to 7am; on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays S$6.90 per entry from 7.01am to midnight and S$8 overnight. GST is included, payment is by cash card at the exit and there is no grace period. An hour on a weekday morning comes to S$7.80.

Diners park free with S$100 spent on a single bill, and there are chargers for electric cars, subject to availability. What a staying guest pays is not printed by the hotel: a guest of December 2025 wrote of a complimentary car park coupon. Expedia’s «Free self parking, plus valet parking (surcharge)» matches neither the hourly table nor the FAQ, which prints no valet.

3, by the hotel’s own FAQ: Town Restaurant by the river, The Courtyard in the atrium and Jade, the Chinese restaurant of 120 seats. The roof’s Lighthouse «now operates exclusively as an event venue». Other counts are older or partial: 1 in Booking.com’s FAQ, 2 on Expedia, 4 in The Times of April 2024. Hours, prices and which to choose are on the restaurants’ page.

The official site lists no bar on 12 October 2026. Tripadvisor marks the Post Bar «CLOSED» and the bar’s own page on the hotel’s site answers with an error, while Booking.com and the MICHELIN Guide still list it; the date it closed was not found. The Lighthouse on the roof takes events only. The Courtyard, which has a drinks list of its own, stays open until 9pm, and the pool serves drinks from 10.30am to 7pm; Straits Club guests have cocktails in the lounge from 5.30pm to 7.30pm.

Only with selected rates. It is a buffet at Town Restaurant, daily from 6.30am to 10.30am: S$45 per adult and S$22.50 per child of 6 to 11 before the 10% service charge and 9% GST, about S$54 and S$27 with them. Straits Club rooms have a champagne breakfast in the lounge at the same hours. Expedia says children of 5 and under eat free. A press review of May 2026 called the buffet excellent and counted 9 Indian dishes.

Yes, at The Courtyard, in the atrium: daily in 2 seatings, noon to 2.30pm and 3.30pm to 6pm. From 15 August to 15 November 2026 it is the Antonio Bachour Afternoon Tea, at S$75 per adult and S$45 per child of 6 to 11 before charges, about S$90 and S$54 with them. A harp plays from Thursday to Sunday, special diets need 2 days’ notice and a booking for 2 or more is secured with a credit card. Tables are booked on +65 6877 8911.

Yes. The hotel counts 9 event rooms. The largest, the column-free Ballroom, measures 699 m² and takes 600 guests standing or in theatre rows and 480 at a banquet; The Straits Room goes up to 252 m²; The Lighthouse, on the roof, is now an event venue only; Jade takes wedding lunches and dinners and has a solemnisation package. A bridal party of up to 7 gets 15% off spa treatments. The hotel publishes no price per table or per guest: its wedding page ends in an enquiry form.

By the hotel’s index on 12 October 2026. The river: the Quay Room and the Straits Club Quay Room. The pool terrace: the Quay Pool View Room. Marina Bay: the Marina Bay View Room, its Straits Club version and the Loft Suite. The bay or the river: the Esplanade Room, on the highest floor, and the Palladian Suite. The bay or the city: the Fullerton Suite. The city: the Governor and Presidential suites. The atrium, that is, the inside of the building: the Premier Courtyard and Straits Club Courtyard rooms. The city or the atrium: the Heritage rooms.

The Marina Bay View Room «comes with a balcony that overlooks the panoramic Marina Bay», and the Quay Pool View Room’s list of amenities opens with a balcony too. The Straits Club Marina Bay View Room’s list names none. Among the suites, the Loft, Governor and Presidential open onto verandahs between the façade’s columns, the Presidential’s enclosed in glass, and the Fullerton Suite has a terrace. A press review of May 2026 describes a balcony over the river in a Quay Room, whose page lists none.

At 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178, in the former General Post Office at the mouth of the Singapore River, where it enters Marina Bay. Measured on OpenStreetMap on 12 October 2026 from the hotel’s entrance: the Asian Civilisations Museum 298 m, the Merlion 388 m, the National Gallery 628 m, the Esplanade 743 m. On quiet, 9 of the 1,231 Google reviews with text speak of noise; a guest of April 2025 in a Quay Room heard nothing from outside, and one of December 2025 wrote of noise from works in the building.

The hotel gives Raffles Place MRT, Exit H, as a 3-minute walk; Expedia says 4 minutes and Booking.com 5. OpenStreetMap places Exit H 174 m in a straight line from the entrance; its routers return about 1 km because they do not map the crossing at Fullerton Square, so that figure is not the walk a guest makes. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands are 1,581 m and 21 minutes by the shortest mapped path, 2,314 m and 29 minutes by a second router; the resort’s hotel towers are 26 to 28 minutes away. The hotel gives Gardens by the Bay as a 10-minute drive.

One outdoor infinity pool, 25 m long, on a terrace below the building’s Doric columns, above the Singapore River. It is for hotel residents and opens daily from 7am to 10pm; light refreshments are served from 10.30am to 7pm. The hotel’s pages describe no indoor pool and no children’s pool, and say nothing of heating. 12 Google reviews speak of its size, of the crowd or of the loungers; a guest of March 2026 notes that it has no bar.

The Fullerton Spa is on the mezzanine floor: treatment suites for one or 2 with their own showers, separate lounges for men and women, a sauna and a steam room, with treatments and products by ESPA. It opens daily from 10am to 10pm, from the age of 18. On the menu read on 12 October 2026 the Asian Heritage Signature massage costs S$200 for 60 minutes and S$300 for 90, the Fullerton Signature Facial S$240 and S$340, before the 10% service charge and 9% GST; cancelling within 12 hours costs 50%, within 6 hours 100%.

Condé Nast Traveler’s review says the sauna and steam rooms are free for all guests; the hotel’s own pages do not put it in those words. For people not staying, the hotel sells a Wellness Membership that opens the gym, the pool, the sauna and the steam room; its price is not published and no day pass appears.

On 12 October 2026 Google showed 4.6 out of 5 from 9,306 reviews, Tripadvisor 4.7 from 11,434, Booking.com 9.2 out of 10 from 4,199 and Expedia 9.4 from 1,417. On Booking.com the location has 9.8 and value for money 8.6; on Tripadvisor location 4.8 and value 4.2. Of the 2,000 most recent Google reviews, 1,835 give 4 or 5 stars. Guests write most of the building, the staff and the position; 30 of the 1,231 with text call the rooms dated. It is worth it for the monument and the walks from the door; a traveller who wants the newest room at this price has other hotels on the bay.

No shuttle is published. The concierge arranges a limousine with meet-and-greet at the airport: the hotel’s transportation price list, read on 12 October 2026, gives S$260 nett one way in a Mercedes-Benz E-Class and S$250 nett in a Toyota Alphard, with S$20 more at night, while the transfer form on the same site still offers the E-Class at S$180. Changi Terminal 3 is 20 to 25 km away, 21 to 28 minutes without traffic. On Singapore Airlines flights leaving between 5pm and 7am, the United States excepted, bags can be checked in at the hotel from 7am to 11am for S$29 a piece.

On 13 October 2026 the hotel had published no dinner or gala for 31 December 2026. What it had was the room offer «A Season to Remember», for stays between 19 November 2026 and 28 February 2027, with daily breakfast for 2 adults and 2 children and, in December, a Fullerton Christmas Bear per room; the restaurants’ pages say hours and prices differ on festive dates. Google Hotels showed no price for the night of 31 December and S$975 for the 30th.

Check-in from 3pm, check-out by noon. The guest who checks in must be 21 or older and show an identity card or passport; Booking.com adds a credit card. The concierge keeps luggage before check-in and after check-out. The hotel publishes no fee or time for an early check-in or a late check-out; a guest of March 2026 wrote of paying for a late check-out until 8.30pm.

On 12 October 2026 the official site carried, among others: Stay More, Save More, up to 25% off the Best Available Rate for at least 3 nights, with breakfast for 2 adults and 2 children under 12, non-refundable and valid until 30 June 2027; the Advance Purchase Special, up to 25% off when booked at least 3 days ahead, with 20% off à la carte food and 20% off massages and facials at the spa; and A Season to Remember, for stays between 19 November 2026 and 28 February 2027. All are quoted before the 10% service charge and taxes.

Yes, 2 guided tours, free, one hour long and limited to 20 people. The Fullerton Monument Tour: Mondays and Thursdays at 10am for hotel guests and at 11.15am for anyone, Saturdays at 3.45pm for hotel guests and at 5pm for anyone. The Maritime Journey Tour: Fridays at 3.45pm and 5pm, Sundays at 10am and 11.15am, with the first slot of each day kept for hotel guests. Places are booked through the concierge on +65 6877 8078. The Fullerton Heritage Gallery in the hotel is free and open from 10am to 10pm.

They are 2 buildings of one group, 505 m and 7 minutes apart on foot. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is the monument of 1928 at 1 Fullerton Square: 400 rooms and a 25 m pool on a river terrace. The Fullerton Bay Hotel, at 80 Collyer Quay, is the group’s waterfront hotel of 100 rooms, and the one that holds a MICHELIN Key in 2026. The Times, in April 2024, called the Bay Hotel «trendier (and considerably more expensive)», placed a rooftop pool and bar there and wrote that guests of this hotel have reciprocal access to it.

No. The MICHELIN Guide lists the hotel, and its 2026 list of Key hotels in Singapore names Raffles with 3 Keys and, among the One-Key hotels, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, new that year; this hotel is not on it. The «19.0» out of 20 shown on its MICHELIN page stands under «No verified stays yet». On 12 October 2026 ChatGPT’s app answered that the hotel «has been recognised in the MICHELIN Guide’s hotel-key programme», then, lower in the same answer, that it is not in the Singapore selection.

The hotel has a family page: a welcome pack on arrival, an ice cream pass for one serving a day, cots on request, children’s menus in every restaurant, and extra beds and connecting rooms at a charge with notice. Expedia says one child up to 11 stays free in existing beds and a rollaway bed costs S$119.90 a day. The spa takes guests from 18 and no children’s pool is described. A guest of January 2026 wrote that their child loved the postal teddy bear given by the hotel.

No. The official FAQ says «Pets are not allowed», and Expedia adds that service animals are not allowed either.

Straits Club rooms and all the suites have access to The Straits Club, a lounge open from 6.30am to 9.30pm. It serves a champagne breakfast from 6.30am to 10.30am, afternoon tea from 2pm to 4pm, and canapés and cocktails from 5.30pm to 7.30pm; access also brings the pressing of 2 pieces of clothing per stay. On 12 October 2026 the lounge’s page carried the note «Upgrading works are currently in progress until further notice», without saying what is affected.

A 5-star hotel in the Fullerton Building of 1928, a national monument, open all year with no season. It has 400 rooms by its own count; Condé Nast Traveler’s page says 408 and Expedia 399. It belongs to The Fullerton Hotels and Resorts and is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts and of Historic Hotels of the World. It has no tie to Four Seasons, though Tripadvisor’s listing adds «also known as four seasons singapore».

The hotel publishes no date. It opened on 1 January 2001, which rules out what Condé Nast Traveler’s undated review says, that the rooms «haven’t been updated since the 1990s». A guest of December 2024 wrote of «refurbished rooms», and one of March 2025 that the hotel was «undergoing renovations». On 12 October 2026 the only works on the official site were those of the Straits Club lounge and of the pickleball court.

Stay More, Save More, a promotional rate, gives nothing back: cancel or fail to arrive and the whole stay is charged. The hotel’s public pages print the cancellation rule for promotional rates alone. On the flexible rate, the last day to cancel appears inside a booking, for the dates chosen. On 13 October 2026 the hotel’s own price on Google Hotels, S$760, was S$106 above the cheapest seller’s for the same night.

The official FAQ lists Wi-Fi in the rooms, in-room dining from breakfast to late night, a gym open 24 hours for hotel residents, a business centre, shops, chargers for electric cars and an automated currency exchange machine. Connecting rooms and wheelchair-accessible rooms exist on request. Guests of 2025 and 2026 mention a filtered water tap and glass bottles in the room in place of plastic ones.