Marina Bay · Singapore
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
The 1928 General Post Office at the mouth of the Singapore River
Historic palace
About The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
A 400-room hotel in a neoclassical building completed in 1928 as the General Post Office, a national monument since 2015, facing Marina Bay and the Singapore River.
The Fullerton building was completed in 1928 and named after Robert Fullerton, first Governor of the Straits Settlements; it housed the General Post Office, the Exchange and the Singapore Club. Converted into a hotel, it opened in 2001, and in 2015 it became Singapore's 71st national monument.
The hotel has 400 rooms and suites: some face Marina Bay and Marina Bay Sands, some the river, and the Heritage Rooms look into the grand atrium. Straits Club rooms and suites include lounge access.
Its position at the river mouth puts the Merlion, the waterfront promenade and the train station a few minutes' walk away. We ask the hotel to confirm halal options in advance.
Accommodation
Rooms, suites and villas
Dining
At the table
Jade for Cantonese cooking and dim sum, Town Restaurant for all-day dining, and afternoon tea in the lobby.
Gallery
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
Location
Marina Bay
Singapore
