Overview
If you are heading to Singapore for your honeymoon and want to make your sojourn in this cosmopolitan city extra special, why not choose the Raffles hotel as your accommodation? This iconic Singapore hotel has been serving as the epitome of luxury and splendour since it opened its doors well over a century ago and is sure to provide you with many cherished honeymoon memories.
Honeymoon resort information
Room Types
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Courtyard Suite
58sqm Courtyard Suites overlook the courtyard – hence the name – and provide a stylish haven for couples with their separate living and study area, common veranda and gleaming marble-tiled bathroom with separate shower and tub. The bedroom features one plush king-sized bed or two twin beds depending on your requirements. Each room comes with a DVD player, free internet access and a range of services including daily turndown, 24-hour butler service and daily newspaper delivery.
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Grand Hotel Suite
Each one of these five suites is inspired by the romance of ancient travel relics such as the ‘Golden Chersonese Suite’, this was the name given to the Malay area during the times of the Roman Empire. All of these suites feature marbled-tiled bathrooms, designer toiletries and a private veranda.
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Palm Court Suite
Palm Court Suites are similarly laid out but are larger at 60-79sqm in size, and overlook a lush garden with stately palm trees where you can enjoy a romantic stroll with your new spouse.
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Personality Suite
Alternatively you may want to stay in one of the lavish Personality Suites, named after the illustrious guests who have stayed at Raffles over the decades. Each room features special memorabilia relating to the iconic personage for which the suite is named. Whether you are a fan of John Wayne, James Michener or Joseph Conrad, you’re sure to get a thrill from staying in one of these sumptuous retreats, which measure 60-79 sqm.
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Presidential Suite
Named after the most important figures of Raffles, there are two options of these suites; The Sarkles Suite and Sir Stamford Raffles Suite. These suites offer the grandest accommodation for guests, with a 24-hour butler, daily turndown service and complimentary welcome fruits – you will be treated like royalty!
Facilities
In between delectable dining experiences slip off to the hotel’s upmarket spa for a pampering. Featuring 6 private treatment rooms and a VIP treatment room for couples, this is the perfect place to relax and let all your cares melt away. From Caviar Facials to Moor Mud Body Wraps and a Lavender Dreams Massage, the soothing treatments offered by the spa are guaranteed to leave you feeling utterly relaxed and rejuvenated.
Raffles guests can also opt to unwind with a refreshing dip in the hotel’s sparkling outdoor pool or burn off last night’s dinner with a work-out in the well-equipped gymnasium. Then there are always the lush hotel gardens in which to enjoy a romantic stroll or an hour of meditative reflection.
Raffles guests can also opt to unwind with a refreshing dip in the hotel’s sparkling outdoor pool or burn off last night’s dinner with a work-out in the well-equipped gymnasium. Then there are always the lush hotel gardens in which to enjoy a romantic stroll or an hour of meditative reflection.
Restaurants
When it comes to wining and dining you will have plenty of choice at Raffles, as the hotel features 14 outstanding restaurants and bars.
Ah Teng’s Bakery is a great place to go for an indulgent breakfast of fresh pastries paired with a cup of tea or coffee, and is also the ideal venue for a sneaky mid-morning snack or afternoon tea. Alternatively you can head to the Tiffin Room for a heartier morning meal; this restaurant serves up a lavish international breakfast buffet, followed by North Indian buffet lunches and dinners, punctuated by a decadent afternoon tea.
Meanwhile, for a tasty lunch or dinner of authentic Italian fare, you can head to Raffles Courtyard where you can dine al fresco among gleaming white arches and lush tropical foliage. Feast on freshly baked pizzas or hearty bowls of pasta and sip world-class wines brought to you in miniature terracotta anforas.
For drinks pre- or post-dinner, retreat to the world-famous Long Bar and opt for a Singapore Sling, or grab a table in the elegant Writers Bar and sip on champagne, single malt whiskey or perhaps a glass of rum.
Ah Teng’s Bakery is a great place to go for an indulgent breakfast of fresh pastries paired with a cup of tea or coffee, and is also the ideal venue for a sneaky mid-morning snack or afternoon tea. Alternatively you can head to the Tiffin Room for a heartier morning meal; this restaurant serves up a lavish international breakfast buffet, followed by North Indian buffet lunches and dinners, punctuated by a decadent afternoon tea.
Meanwhile, for a tasty lunch or dinner of authentic Italian fare, you can head to Raffles Courtyard where you can dine al fresco among gleaming white arches and lush tropical foliage. Feast on freshly baked pizzas or hearty bowls of pasta and sip world-class wines brought to you in miniature terracotta anforas.
For drinks pre- or post-dinner, retreat to the world-famous Long Bar and opt for a Singapore Sling, or grab a table in the elegant Writers Bar and sip on champagne, single malt whiskey or perhaps a glass of rum.
