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A converted liquor warehouse, the hotel retains the same façade
The lobby is grand and inviting with industrial elements
Also hosts a swanky bar to grab a quick drink
Unique trinkets, like this old coin that gets you a free cocktail, add to making the experience memorable
Sleek room and a cozy bed to sink into
The room flow into the bathroom seamlessly
Just what you need at the end of a day
The pool is definitely one of the talking points of the Warehouse Hotel
Live the Singaporean high life at the hotel's den-restaurant
Fun items on sale by the reception to take home
Located on the bank of the Singapore river, you can't beat the Warehouse Hotel location
Highs & Lows
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The Lobby Bar is definitely a destination place to hang out.
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Plunging into that glass pool as temporary relief from the humidity.
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Totally unlike anything else on offer
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Breakfast for veggies is a write-off
Important Bits
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Type
Luxury Hotel
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Vibe
A converted liquor warehouse (unsurprisingly) located riverside makes it a totally unique spot amongst Singapore's big-name-brand hotels. Beautiful high ceilings and a huge open space lobby do not compromise its intimate speakeasy flavor. Little touches of history blend perfectly with its modern mindset
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Location
Along the Singapore River
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Rooms
37 independent rooms
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Pre-Arrival & Arrival Experience
Seamless. Singapore is BIG on efficiency. A lovely touch on arrival was a free cocktail token in the form of a customized retro coin
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Future Forward
The modern mindset means refillable shower stuff and glass water bottles. Bit of plastic in the snack basket “Minibar of Vices” but minimal
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Music
I was smashing the Shazam. Perfect vibes
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Year Opened
2017
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Designed By
Homegrown agency Asylum and local firm Zarch Collaboratives and is part of the prestigious Design Hotels™ portfolio
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Health & Wellness
The glass-walled pool on the roof is something of a design icon among Singaporeans. You can do laps but it's insta-gold if you’re into that kinda thing
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Food
The hotel restaurant Po serves an elevated take on Singaporean cuisine. The menu itself is peppered with “Popo’s Pearls of Wisdom” such as “in life, you’re either a hamster or a gangster” (I like to think I’m a bit of both). Not a great selection for the vegetarian, so the hamster side was a bit disappointed
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Bar, Events & Nightlife
A beautifully designed and operated cocktail bar. I’d reco The Golden Age made special by the inclusion of Saffron Gin
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Minibar & Retail
Super cool trinkets are displayed in glass museum cases by the reception as part of the reception desk
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Accessibility
One wheelchair accessible room on the first floor of the hotel.
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Pet Friendly
No except for Certified Guide Dogs
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Children
Yes
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Price
It's on the premium side but not crazy
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The Warehouse Hotel has a colorful history, having been built for booze storage by a river that was part of The Straits of Malacca trade route. The building now stands out as a design icon amongst the identikit blandness of the rest of the architecture along the river banks. It was fun to see the leaf and litter sweeper boats pootling along the river, Singapore is kept VERY clean.
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