For all the gleaming attractions that Singapore is known for, a deep legacy of resilience lies beneath the surface – a legacy celebrated every year on National Day, Aug 9. While visiting museums or reading about the country’s history are common ways to commemorate this rich past, there’s another way to immerse oneself in it: Staying at a heritage hotel. Far East Hospitality , a hospitality group from Singapore with over 100 properties in 10 countries, understands the significance of preserving the city’s cultural roots and weaving them into guest experiences.
Their thoughtfully curated properties and Singapore-inspired hospitality provide a unique window into the island’s past, with authentic encounters embedded within the premises. Whether you’re into exploring artful rituals from a tea master or wandering through traditional architecture, these hotels promise to add an enchanting narrative that elevates your stay. A COLONIAL REFUGE The Barracks Hotel Sentosa has undergone a stunning transformation, evolving from a military bastion to an opulent boudoir that captures the essence of its storied past while offering the comforts of modern luxury.
Originally built in 1904 as a British artillery outpost, the hotel has been beautifully conserved, with a colonial charm enhanced by a design that pays homage to the golden age of travel. Leather-bound trunks serve as cabinets while vintage lamps and polished floors evoke a bygone era. With only 40 rooms, The Barracks Hotel.