The Fullerton
A 400-room Singapore heritage hotel inside the 1928 Fullerton Building, with waterfront views, refined dining and Green Mark GoldPlus credentials.
The Fullerton is Singapore heritage with its collar neatly pressed. Built in 1928 as the grand neoclassical Fullerton Building, it still carries the civic heft of a landmark that has watched the city remake itself.
The hotel has a riverside setting, skyline views, Cantonese dim sum, afternoon tea and vegetarian-friendly dining across its restaurants. It is a 400-room heritage hotel inside the 1928 building, now part of the wider Fullerton Heritage precinct along the waterfront. Sustainability credentials are not just decorative: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore received Singapore’s BCA Green Mark GoldPlus Award in 2022, and the group cites local-produce procurement through the Singapore Food Agency’s Farm-to-Table recognition.
The appeal is how calmly it holds past and present together. You can sleep in a conserved national landmark, look toward Marina Bay, then move between afternoon tea, polished dining rooms and the city’s riverfront walks without ever feeling trapped in a museum piece.
Choose The Fullerton for Singapore with gravitas: all columns, courtyards and careful service, but with enough contemporary ease to keep the heritage from becoming homework.
