[2025 Singapore Stay] Travel Guide for The Warehouse Hotel (Updated Jan)

Wang Jiaer has traveled to Singapore! 😝 That is to say, he can not only sing and dance, but also has a top-notch taste for perfumes. He is so good at shopping and playing🎈 Isn't that great? Singapore, the garden city, with a pleasant climate and a variety of delicious food, is not only suitable for family outings, but also super awesome for team travel with friends! The itinerary of Jiaer's style has been sorted out for you, let's set off quickly and check in together~ 🌟Day1 Singapore Airport→Hotel 🌟Day2 (Wang Jiaer's itinerary) Evolve Mixed Martial Arts Experience→Jiaer's Waterbike Experience→Asylumcoffeehouse Immersive Restaurant 🥊Evolve Mixed Martial Arts Love watching boxing matches, the winner on the ring is not just relying on brute force, more need is the observation and prediction of the other party, there is great wisdom between every move. It is understood that Singapore's Evolve Mixed Martial Arts has MMA, Muay Thai, boxing, jujitsu, etc., professional teachers and venues bring immersive learning experience. Difficulty will be customized according to the student's situation, and beginners can fully feel the joy brought by fighting. 🌟Day3 Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown 🌊Merlion Park: The landmark building of Singapore, interacting and taking photos with the Merlion sculpture is also a lot of fun. The park is near the river and the sea, walking here, facing the gentle breeze, is very comfortable. 💐Gardens by the Bay: Ecology, technology, and art are perfectly combined and displayed here, which is quite photogenic. You can first visit the Flower Dome, full of various brightly colored flowers. Cloud Forest, very fragrant and atmospheric, as soon as you enter, you can see a large waterfall, when the water mist sprays, it is like a fairyland. Supertree Grove, a huge vertical garden shape, you can see it after visiting the first two spots. 🏮Chinatown: "Chinatown" is Singapore's Chinatown, named after the common scene of ox carts carrying water here. Now it is a modern shopping center, very good for shopping. There are many handicrafts in the alleys, and you can taste authentic local food on Smith Street. 🌟Day4 Singapore Zoo, Universal Studios Singapore 🦦Singapore Zoo: Animal lovers look here, Singapore Zoo is known as one of the "top ten zoos in the world", where you can see about 300 species. The fully open operation mode has narrowed the distance between people and animals, and you can also interact closely with small animals. 🌍Universal Studios Singapore: Playing and having fun in Universal Studios, you can not only take photos with your favorite theme characters, but also feel the adrenaline rush on the amusement facilities. It is very suitable for friends to travel, couples to date, and helps to quickly heat up the relationship. 🌟Day5 Singapore Airport→Return 🏠Accommodation: Day1-3 Fort Canning Hotel Singapore Day4 The Warehouse Hotel (Jiaer's style hotel)

The Warehouse Hotel in Singapore is a truly unique and special place to stay while visiting this vibrant city. What sets this hotel apart is its location in a beautifully restored heritage building, which adds a touch of history and charm to the overall experience. Originally built in 1895, The Warehouse Hotel was once a warehouse for spices. Today, it has been transformed into a boutique hotel that seamlessly blends its rich past with modern comforts. The architecture and design pay homage to its industrial roots, with exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and vintage furnishings. Staying at The Warehouse Hotel offers guests a chance to immerse themselves in Singapore's history while enjoying luxurious amenities. The rooms are elegantly designed, featuring plush beds, sleek bathrooms, and contemporary technology. The hotel also boasts a stunning rooftop infinity pool, a fitness center, and a stylish bar and restaurant that serves delectable local and international cuisine. Beyond its captivating ambiance, The Warehouse Hotel's location is another reason why it is highly recommended. Situated in the vibrant Robertson Quay neighborhood, it offers easy access to popular attractions such as Clarke Quay, Chinatown, and Marina Bay. Additionally, the hotel is conveniently located near public transportation, making it a great base for exploring the city. For those seeking a unique and memorable stay in Singapore, The Warehouse Hotel is the perfect choice. Its restored heritage building, impeccable design, and prime location make it a standout option. Experience the best of both worlds - a glimpse into Singapore's past and a luxurious contemporary retreat. 📍Address: The Warehouse Hotel, 320 Havelock Road, Singapore 169628

#mysgmemories The warehouse hotel is a hotel that lies in a heritage and conserved building located next to Singapore river. On the outside it’s like a white block but on the inside it’s feels really chic and luxury. To be honest completely different themed, it’s towards the darker side unlike its exterior. It’s about 10-15 mins from havelock station yet still convenient for anyone and you can have the Singapore river waterfront infront of you. I saw many joggers, making use of the vicinity. Definitely a place to visit if you wanna stay away from an atypical hotel. The bar looks really nice too, with all the colours bubbling.

Many hotels in Singapore have been jumping on the bandwagon trend of tapping on their local history as a unique selling point but modernizing their mode of hospitality delivery. One of them is none other than the designer Warehouse Hotel located at Robertson Quay. Our room was very quaint and comfy, although I thought it could’ve used an additional small arm chair to make the space feel more utilised. Service was pretty okay and we enjoyed breakfast at Po restaurant the most in our entire stay. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #sginsider #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #muststay #staycation #luxuryhotel #hotel #heritagehotel #singapore

Address - The Warehouse Hotel, 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, Singapore 169628 The moment you walk into The Warehouse Hotel, you can see the beautiful hotel bar on the left of the entrance. You can either choose to sit at one of the comfy sofas or lounge chairs in the central atrium or at the bar. We opted to sit at the bar so that we could watch the bartender prepare our pretty drinks. They tasted really good and the best part is that they were complimentary since we were in-house guests. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #moreinsg #muststay #staycation #luxuryhotel #hotel #bar #singapore

Address - The Warehouse Hotel, 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, Singapore 169628 Po Restaurant is situated on level 1 at the lobby of The Warehouse Hotel, serving up local delights with a fusion twist! This is definitely a dining option to consider if you want to settle your meals without having to leave the hotel as the food is just so good. I highly recommend the bak kut teh that comes with charcoal fried dough fritters, as well as their signature chee cheong fun, which is basically flat rice noodle rolls slathered in a sweet and savoury sauce. Very elegant space to dine in as well. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #muststay #staycation #luxuryhotel #hotel #restaurant #fusioncuisine #singapore

Address - The Warehouse Hotel, 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, Singapore 169628 Located by the Robertson Quay river, The Warehouse Hotel is actually a heritage building that was gazetted for conservation by the Singapore government. As such, the exterior of the building has been faithfully preserved and restored. But walking inside, it has been completely transformed into a unique and modern hotel with many instagrammable spots. The room itself has a minimalist vibe and is pretty clean. Not bad for an “old” building! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #muststay #staycation #luxuryhotel #hotel #heritagehotel #singapore

Address - The Warehouse Hotel, 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, Singapore 169628 Within the premises of The Warehouse Hotel, there is an in-house restaurant located on level 1 that serves up pretty decent Asian fare with a slight fusion twist! I loved the ambience as well as it was nice and cosy. The restaurant isn’t that big but it is well-designed in a contemporary fashion. My husband and I sipped on some fresh coconut juice while relaxing here. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #muststay #staycation #luxuryhotel #hotel #restaurant #asiancuisine #singapore

Address - The Warehouse Hotel, 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, Singapore 169628 Although one of the downsides of staying in a boutique hotel is that the swimming pool is usually quite small, the pool here at The Warehouse Hotel did have quite a beautiful view of the sunset! It is designed like an infinity pool so it does feel larger than it actually is, though not sufficient to do laps in. As it gets direct sunlight throughout the day, the water is quite comfortably heated. Not too bad in my opinion! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #muststay #staycation #luxuryhotel #hotel #heritagehotel #singapore

Address - The Warehouse Hotel, 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, Singapore 169268 The Warehouse Hotel, a 37-room high-end boutique hotel, used to be one of the many waterfront warehouses situated along Robertson Quay! They were used to store goods traded or to be shipped to neighbouring countries. However, this area also had quite the unsavoury reputation of playing host to Chinese gangs and secret societies, as well as illegal distilleries and underground activity. As such, when The Lo & Behold Group took over to design a hotel, they decided to pay tribute to this colourful past by keeping to an overall darkened theme and crafting cocktails that symbolize the journey of its historical development. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #localhistory #architecture #design #luxuryhotel #hotel #singapore

Address - 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, 169628 Ambiance/Facilities - quite place, romantic vibe, warehouse concept Highlights - we decided to come here and stay because it's quite, the room is limited and spacious. Although it seem creepy, but with your special one who accompany you to stay it will be memorable moment. Warehouse can be considered as boutique hotel where the design is great, so many decoration and not to forget the infinity pool! We had great time here having our own big space, bathtub, and pool. Not to forget that if you have mariott bonvoy member, you can get upgraded room and discount for food. Avg. Price per Person - $300, depend on season Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Will definitely come back again to spend private time with someone special 🤗 #staycation #infinitypool #MoreInSG

#momentssg #Staycation #ExploreSGTogether Ticked off my first Design Hotel experience! Such a pretty property to check out but I was bummed that elite recognition is so sparse - not that I didn’t know. Very nice hardware with the industrial chic theme showing throughout the space. My lead in Warehouse Sanctuary was more than spacious for 2pax and not having a window didn’t bother me at all. Had much fun checking out the amusing mini bar packed with some rather erm unusual stuff. Breakfast at Po for an additional top up of $40++ for 2pax was a great deal ($42++ per pax I’d walk in) and the offering of a fresh young coconut rocked my world. Service was a mixed bag with a poor check in experience but otherwise the rest of the stay was rather peaceful. :))

I had a staycation at the The Warehouse Hotel and was put up in the Warehouse Loft for the night. The check in experience was pleasant and the vibe of the establishment was chic and stylish. My booking came with cocktails on the house and loved the detail where they gave tokens that can be exchanged for their in-house cocktails at any time during the stay. Cocktails can also be brought up to your room should you wish to request for it. The room was spacious and loved the high ceiling and spacious bathroom #summervacation#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

| Singapore's Trendy Warehouse Hotel. 👑 Hotel: The Warehouse Hotel 📍 Address: 320 Havelock Road Robertson Quay, Singapore 💖 What kind of hotel is it? The Warehouse Hotel is a historic warehouse converted into a hotel, located on the beautiful Robertson Quay in Singapore. This popular hotel attracts many visitors with its unique industrial design and modern facilities. From the lobby to the rooms, the design is full of creativity and inspiration. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of many cafes and restaurants, offering a diverse Singaporean experience. 🛁 Experience · The hotel's interior design is modern, with a minimalist style and large floor-to-ceiling windows that provide excellent transparency. The large showerheads and soft sheets are especially praised, and the rooms are well-equipped. · There is a lovely rooftop pool overlooking the beautiful Singapore River. Swimming during the day and stargazing by the pool at night is a great vacation experience. · The lobby bar has a great atmosphere, and guests can enjoy unique cocktails with the drink tokens given at check-in. In addition, the porridge and various Singaporean specialties offered at Po Restaurant are highly praised, and there are a variety of breakfast options. · The staff is friendly and professional, making guests feel at home. Especially on special occasions such as wedding anniversaries, the hotel has thoughtful little surprises. 🛁 Disadvantages · Some rooms in the hotel have no windows and poor lighting, which affects the experience of some guests. The soundproofing of the rooms is acceptable, but for rooms near the bar, it can be a bit noisy. · Compared to the design of the facilities, some guests think the facilities are average, and early guests cannot check in early. 🌊 Nearby Attractions · Cloud Forest: A famous attraction in Singapore, where you can take a ride on the Ferris wheel to enjoy the beautiful view of Singapore from above and experience a visual feast. · Singapore Flyer: At 165 meters high, you can overlook the entire cityscape and even see Malaysia and Indonesia from afar. It is an ideal place for romantic dates and family trips. · Restaurant Recommendations: There are various restaurants nearby, such as Loulou - French Cuisine & Wine Bar, Entre-Nous creperie, The Mind Cafe - Mega Outlet, and Bar-Roque Grill, offering a wide variety of cuisines. · Robertson Quay and Clarke Quay: A short walk along the river will take you to these areas, which are home to many bars and restaurants. The quays are bustling at night and are hotspots for Singapore's nightlife. The Warehouse Hotel is loved by many visitors for its unique historical background and modern design. Whether you want to relax in the hotel or explore the beautiful scenery along the Singapore River, this is an unforgettable accommodation choice. Looking forward to staying at this delightful and stylish hotel again.

#singaporetrip The Warehouse Hotel is a meticulously restored boutique property located along the Singapore River. Housed in a former warehouse from 1895, it features industrial-chic interiors with a minimalist aesthetic. The rooms are cozy yet luxurious, offering thoughtful details and modern comforts. The hotel’s restaurant, Po, serves a contemporary take on classic Singaporean dishes, while the rooftop infinity pool provides a quiet spot to unwind. Situated in the trendy Robertson Quay area, it’s perfect for exploring riverside dining and nightlife. Service is intimate and personalized, making it an excellent choice for travelers seeking a unique and stylish stay.

|The Warehouse Hotel, Singapore. The Warehouse Hotel officially opened in January 2017. The hotel is located on the banks of the Singapore River and is a heritage building. It has now become a hotel that combines Singapore's rich culture, historical resources, high-level design talents, and comfort. The Warehouse Hotel is the first hotel of the famous Singapore hotel company, the Lo&Behold Group, and is also part of the famous hotel design product. The hotel is owned by IHotel, and the local design agency Asylum and the local company Zarch Collaboratives jointly carried out architectural restoration design. Asylum's chief designer and founder, Chris Lee, created a stylish and mysterious space for the hotel, reminiscent of life during Singapore's spice trade boom. The decoration and furniture combine Singapore's past and present, giving people an industrial style but a homely feeling. The hotel has 37 elegant and soft-toned rooms, which are divided into six categories, and many rooms have high ceilings. In order to better preserve the original building's iconic three-slope roof and brick wall, the hotel's room design makes full use of the original building layout, so each room is different. The lobby bar and front desk are ideal places to relax and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere, while the rooftop infinity pool overlooking the river is a peaceful space away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

#familytrips2024 **The Warehouse Hotel: Industrial Chic with Historic Charm** 🏨🌟 **Location:** 320 Havelock Road, Singapore 169628 Nestled along the Singapore River, The Warehouse Hotel offers a unique blend of industrial aesthetics and historic charm, providing a stylish and immersive experience for guests. **Attractions:** - Close to cultural landmarks such as Clarke Quay 🍹, Boat Quay 🚤, and Chinatown 🏮. - Easy access to Robertson Quay's dining and entertainment options 🍽️🎶. - Conveniently located near transportation hubs for exploring the city. **Rating:** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) The Warehouse Hotel features beautifully restored rooms, a riverside bar, and a restaurant serving modern Singaporean cuisine. With its rich history and contemporary design, it offers a unique and memorable stay in Singapore. 🌟✨ #themepark #beachlife #flowerlover #songkran2024 #cherryblossom2024 #Singapore

#singaporehotels We stayed at the Warehouse Hotel post cruise. It is an awesome hotel with exceptional staff. It is in an excellent location with plenty of shops and restaurants within walking distance. Hotel feels more like a bed and breakfast, not a large property so it isn't busy or crowed, very quiet. The restaurant food is excellent. We used the HOHO bus to tour and the bus stop is immediately across the street. Very convenient. The staff were very accommodating and professional, well beyond our expectations. In particular, front desk staff, Gladys and Sandra provided us with great information and made us feel welcome. Daniel in the restuarant was also great. If you want a quiet pleasant, relaxing stay in Singapore TWH is a great choice. We visited the Marina Sands hotel and it was so busy and even the VIP check in line was long. So glad we opted for peace and calm of the friendly Warehouse. You may want to make dinner reservations as the restaurant is popular with locals. Tip: Make dinner reservations as the restaurant is small and it is popular with locals.

Nestled along the banks of the Singapore River, The Warehouse Hotel offers a truly unique and unforgettable stay that seamlessly combines its boutique nature with impeccable design. From the moment you step foot inside this architectural gem, you're greeted by a captivating ambiance that celebrates the hotel's industrial past while exuding contemporary elegance. What sets The Warehouse Hotel apart is its design-led approach that permeates every aspect of the property. The hotel effortlessly blends heritage elements with modern aesthetics, creating a space that is both stylish and inviting. The meticulous attention to detail is evident in the choice of materials, the thoughtfully curated furnishings, and the artistic touches that adorn the walls. The Warehouse Hotel has truly mastered the art of creating a design-forward environment that embraces its unique heritage. One of the standout features of The Warehouse Hotel is its stunning infinity pool. Located on the rooftop, this architectural marvel offers a mesmerizing experience that feels like swimming in a fish tank, surrounded by the panoramic city skyline. The pool's design seamlessly integrates with the hotel's industrial-chic aesthetic, creating a captivating juxtaposition between the raw elements and the urban landscape. Whether you're taking a refreshing dip or simply lounging by the poolside, the infinity pool at The Warehouse Hotel promises an unparalleled experience that will leave you in awe. Beyond the exceptional design, The Warehouse Hotel offers a personalized and intimate experience that is characteristic of boutique hotels. With only a limited number of rooms, each guest receives the utmost attention and care from the dedicated staff. The service is warm, attentive, and tailored to individual needs, ensuring that every guest feels like a VIP. The staff's knowledge of the local area and their willingness to go the extra mile in recommending hidden gems and experiences adds a personal touch that enhances the overall stay. The dining options at The Warehouse Hotel are equally impressive. The hotel's signature restaurant showcases a menu inspired by the rich culinary heritage of Singapore, offering a tantalizing array of dishes that highlight local flavors with a modern twist. The stylish bar is the perfect spot to unwind and indulge in expertly crafted cocktails while taking in the sophisticated atmosphere. In addition to its design-forward approach and exceptional service, The Warehouse Hotel boasts a prime location that allows guests to easily explore the vibrant city of Singapore. From trendy cafes and art galleries to historical landmarks and bustling markets, the hotel's surroundings offer a myriad of experiences waiting to be discovered.#marriott

The Warehouse hotel, it was a good stay.. the general Manager which seems to be very attentive at the hall all the times which something that I have taken surprise of as he was definitely passionate with what he is doing. he even stood at the door, offering guests or reminding guests to take an umbrella with them on a rainy day. The bar was cool, and I believe I have half a bottle of whisky park there. Definitely will be come back for another staycation in this hotel.

Address - The Warehouse Hotel, 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, Singapore 169628 Right at the corner of The Warehouse Hotel hotel lobby is the in-house bar! With striking brown leather sofa seats and metallic features to enhance the industrial look of the place, I was really loving the chill ambience here. We sat at the bar and ordered some drinks, so the bartender cheerfully whipped up our drinks right in front of us! It was quite interesting to see how he made our drinks and what went into it. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #muststay #staycation #luxuryhotel #hotel #heritagehotel #bar #singapore

#localhistory The Warehouse Hotel Address: 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, 169628 From the website, “The Warehouse Hotel was built in 1895 along the Singapore River as part of the Straits of Malacca trade route.” This is a heritage building which has been transformed into a boutique hotel. The exterior facade has been preserved and a total of 37 rooms are available at The Warehouse Hotel. The entire decoration is built on a shop house concept, with a combination of hotel reception integration with their lobby bar as ground floor. There is an interesting fact about The Warehouse. From the website, it describes this area as the red light district. In fact, it is very fortunate to have this area under preservation instead of rebuilding them into skyscrapers. The Warehouse Hotel is along the Singapore River and the views are unblocked. You can even see Singapore flag fly by during National Day Rehearsals and Actual day too. This neighbourhood has many eateries and bristos along the Singapore River and it is very vibrant at night.