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The Singapore Marriott Hotel, perhaps best known
for its iconic green pagoda roof at the corner of Scotts Road and
Orchard Road, has completed a Sin$ 35 million refurbishment.
As the most extensive project of its kind in the
hotel’s 17-year history, all guest rooms have been overhauled to
offer guests more efficient use of space with newly installed
bathrooms and ergonomically optimized furniture.
Most notably two new room categories have been
introduced: Premier Deluxe Rooms and Studio Rooms.
This latest renovation, undertaken by world
renowned design team, Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA) gives the
hotel a new lease of life with décor that is classic yet
contemporary using neutral colours and bold accent fabrics.
Rooms have been fitted with state-of-the-art furnishings
including two signature 1956 leather Eames Desk Chairs. Bathrooms now come with large walk-in rain showers as well as extended
vanity areas and technology upgrades include a 46-inch Samsung
Full-HD Smart TV in every room.
The once traditional hotel lobby has been
converted into a more welcoming open plan zone, while Marriott
Cafe has extended seating and
an open kitchen block. A brand new F&B concept, Java+ completes the
refurbishment.
“We are extremely pleased with the results of
six months of hard work,” said Mr. Thoo Kah Fah, Chief Operating
Officer & Executive Director of Tang Holdings who funded the
project. “Singapore Marriott Hotel is now fresh and contemporary
bringing it in-line with the city’s newest openings. It is a major
milestone and we look forward to the next chapter of growth as
Singapore’s premier address.”
Since the Singapore Marriott Hotel
opened in 1995 a total sum of Sin$ 130 million has been
invested in its upkeep.
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