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ParkRoyal on Pickering (Singapore) Opens

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The ParkRoyal on Pickering (Singapore) opened its doors on Wednesday.

Designed by internationally acclaimed local architectural firm WOHA, ParkRoyal on Pickering boasts over 15,000 square metres of lush four-storey tall sky-gardens, reflecting pools, waterfalls, planter terraces and cascading vertical greenery, amounting to twice its land area.

The hotel is also one of the first in Singapore to feature solar-powered sky-gardens. Amongst its other energy conservation features is the use of automatic light, rain and motion sensors, rain harvesting and NEWater (recycled water).

The 367 guestrooms and suites offer views of the city and the hotel’s sky-gardens. All rooms feature complimentary hi-speed internet connectivity, in-room amenities and a well-stocked executive bar. Depending on room category, other guestroom highlights also include Nespresso coffee machines, rain showers, bathtubs and designer ergonomic chairs.

Lime, the hotel’s signature open-kitchen concept, all-day dining restaurant serves up a diverse range of Asian flavours and contemporary international favourites. Housed within the restaurant is a street-level bar, an ideal place to relax and unwind with a variety of classic cocktails, specialty wines and tapas-style snacks.

Set outdoors amidst landscaping and waterfalls, the fifth floor is a dedicated wellness space which incorporates fitness and recreational facilities including an infinity pool overlooking the city, jacuzzi, fitness centre, outdoor terrace and a 300-metre garden walk. Colourful birdcage-shaped cabanas are positioned around the pool area, providing comfortable chill-out spaces. The St. Gregory spa, which will be launched in March, will offer signature therapies and a wide range of body and beauty treatments.

The exclusive Orchid Club Lounge, located at the top level of the hotel, commands 360-degree views of the city skyline. Equipped with private meeting spaces and dedicated Club Concierge service, guests staying on the Club floors will also enjoy a host of privileges such as champagne breakfast, evening cocktails and canapés, all-day refreshments as well as priority check-in and check-out service.

General Manager David Sullivan, said, “Our team of knowledgeable and passionate associates are excited to build upon the green architectural foundations of ParkRoyal on Pickering to promote sustainable hotel operations and management practices in Singapore. At the same time, we aim to provide the distinctive ParkRoyal style of hospitality that delivers upon our brand promise of being ‘Your Trusted Local Companion’ to everyone who walks through our doors.”

For its innovative and sustainable design, ParkRoyal on Pickering has been awarded the BCA (Building and Construction Authority) Green Mark Platinum, the highest rating for green buildings in Singapore. It is also the recipient of the Solar Pioneer Award as one of the first in the country’s hospitality sector to use a solar energy system.

The 16-storey property is situated at the gateway of Singapore’s Central Business District, between Hong Lim Park and bustling Chinatown. Located minutes away from entertainment and waterfront dining areas along Singapore River and vibrant nightspots at Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, and within close proximity to various modes of public transport, ParkRoyal on Pickering offers a convenient base from which guests can explore the city.

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