The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

While preserving the splendour of its heritage architecture, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is today an icon of hospitality.

The Fullerton Building, originally built in 1928, began a new chapter in its illustrious history with its restoration into Singapore’s landmark hotel, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore in 2001. The historic significance and monumental architecture makes the building eminently suited for a grand hotel.

With its distinguished Doric columns and monumental porte cocheres, The Fullerton Hotel represents the height of Palladian architecture in Singapore. In its early years, The Fullerton Building housed many occupants such as the General Post Office, the Chamber of Commerce, The Singapore Club, the Economic Development Board and Ministry of Finance, making it the centre of Singapore’s commercial, social and official life.

The prime location of the 400-room luxury hotel in the heart of the Civic District is in tandem with its rich history. Located in the Central Business District, it enjoys close proximity to the finest arts and entertainment areas in the city such as the National Gallery, Asian Civilisation Museum and Marina Bay.