Tan Li AnnSingapore is a city that captivates both locals and visitors with its blend of tradition and modernity. For Singaporeans, it’s a place of pride, where vibrant cultures coexist harmoniously amidst a backdrop of sleek skyscrapers and lush green spaces. For travellers, Singapore offers a captivating journey through a city where bustling hawker centres coexist with cutting-edge architecture and modern conveniences.
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Park Regis by Prince Singapore offers a convenient and stylish stay for both leisure and business travellers. Situated in the heart of the city, with easy access to top tourist attractions and the central business district, it’s the perfect base for exploring Singapore. Recently renovated, the hotel boasts sleek, modern interiors and cutting-edge technology, including contactless check-in and smart room features for a seamless stay. Experience the new Park Regis by Prince Singapore today! |
Feel at home at Park Regis by Prince Singapore
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Situated in the heart of Singapore culture, near Chinatown and Clarke Quay, Park Regis by Prince Singapore presents an ideal retreat for both leisure and business travellers. The hotel’s prime location, within walking distance of the central business district, ensures convenient access to key business hubs and attractions.
Unveiling a new era of hospitality excellence with fresh designs and innovative technologies, this iconic property is more than just a place to stay – it’s a destination where comfort meets sophistication. Following an extensive refurbishment, the hotel is ready to welcome guests with a host of new features to elevate your stay.
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Park Regis by Prince Singapore provides a timeless appeal, perfectly suited for travellers seeking a refined yet comfortable stay. Its beautifully curated biophilic designs create a harmonious blend of nature and modernity. From the moment guests step into the hotel, they are welcomed by an ambience that fosters relaxation and a sense of home.
A distinctive element of the hotel’s atmosphere is its signature scent, a carefully crafted blend that includes Green Tea, Lemon, Finger Lime, Lily, White Jasmine, Bamboo, Musk, Lotus, and Eucalyptus. This scent is subtly infused throughout the hotel, providing a gentle and memorable olfactory touch that soothes guests.
Jazz music, with its sophisticated and timeless quality, serves as the perfect backdrop to the Park Regis by Prince experience. The carefully selected jazz pieces are woven into the hotel’s environment, offering a refined and elegant auditory experience that complements the serene setting.
Rooms thoughtfully designed for guests
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From twin rooms to studio suites, Park Regis by Prince Singapore offers a range of accommodations perfect for any trip. Designed with contemporary elegance and comfort, these rooms cater to all needs, whether you’re planning a fun escape with friends or in town as a business traveller.
For those looking for an urban retreat, the Premier Queen Room was made for you! It boasts a private patio with direct access to the resort-style pool, complete with a cascading waterfall, providing a tranquil sanctuary amidst the city’s hustle and bustle. Relax by the poolside, soak up the soothing sounds of the waterfall, and unwind in your private oasis!
Features to enhance your stay
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One of the standout features of the hotel is its exceptional accessibility, both as a strategic launchpad for exploring the heart of Singapore and within the hotel. By embracing the latest technology, guests now enjoy a seamless contactless check-in procedure using the hotel app to enter rooms.
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For those looking to slow down or stay active during their stay, Park Regis by Prince Singapore offers top-class recreational facilities. Take a refreshing dip in the outdoor lap pool or bask in the sun on the semi-submerged loungers. Alternatively, visit the hotel’s fully-equipped gym, open 24 hours a day, for an invigorating workout.
Delightful dining experiences
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At Park Regis by Prince Singapore, culinary excellence awaits with the renowned TungLok Seafood restaurant conveniently located on the first floor. Indulge in beloved Singaporean dishes like the famous Black Pepper Crab, Chilli Crab, and Deep-Fried Prawns with Wasabi Mayo. Whether you’re a local or a traveller, the flavours here are sure to satisfy!
If you’re looking for something more casual, head to Cafe 23. This all-day dining spot has something for every meal of the day. For those craving something in between meals, Cafe 23 offers a menu of delightful tea-time treats, making it the perfect spot to unwind any time!
All these elements seamlessly blend together, showcasing the timeless appeal of this classic hotel while reflecting Park Regis by Prince Singapore’s unwavering commitment to a guest-centric experience. Whether you’re visiting for business or leisure, every detail at the hotel is designed to make you feel at home, ensuring a memorable stay within Singapore’s vibrant business and cultural district.
Delve into the heart of Singapore
With Chinatown, Clarke Quay and Fort Canning Park all within walking distance, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing what activities to do. The hotel is also conveniently located within a three-minute walk of Clarke Quay MRT station and a five-minute walk of Chinatown MRT station, making it easy to explore the city’s top attractions and the central business district.
Embark on a Culinary Adventure in Chinatown
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Chinatown, with its rich cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere, is a must-visit destination in Singapore. The hotel is near Chinatown, making this a convenient destination. Choose from various walking trails around Chinatown and discover landmarks like the Sri Mariamman Temple and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. In addition to their stunning architecture, you may enter these places of worship for a deeper dive into their rich history.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) is another interesting place to check out. Explore interactive exhibits and detailed models showcasing Singapore’s urban planning and development. The highlight is a large-scale model of the city, offering a fascinating perspective.
No trip to Chinatown is complete without delicious food. Right next to URA is Maxwell Food Centre, renowned for the Michelin Bib Gourmand-awarded Tian Tian Chicken Rice. Beyond chicken rice, you’ll find a wide range of local favourites like laksa, peanut soup, appom and mee rebus. End your meal with traditional desserts like tau suan, pulut hitam, or ice kachang.
The Chinatown Complex Market and Food Centre is another vibrant hub where locals shop and eat. The lower level houses a traditional wet market filled with fresh produce while the upper level is a bustling hawker centre offering a wide range of affordable and delicious Singaporean dishes.
Also read: 15 Best Hawker Dishes in Singapore and Where to Find Them
If you’re visiting during festive seasons like Chinese New Year or the Mid-Autumn Festival, be sure to catch the stunning light displays and decorations along New Bridge Road!
Explore Clarke Quay and its surroundings
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Clarke Quay, known for its buzzing energy and riverside charm, is just a stone’s throw away from the hotel. Explore attractions like the Old Hill Street Police Station, with its colourful facade, and enjoy some retail therapy at the nearby Clarke Quay Central or Funan Mall.
Nearby is the National Gallery Singapore, housed in two stunning historical buildings– the former Supreme Court and City Hall. This world-class museum features an impressive collection of Southeast Asian art and offers insight into the region’s artistic evolution. Be sure to explore the various exhibitions and catch the stunning views from the rooftop!
If you prefer a more relaxed exploration of the city, hop on the Singapore River Cruise. This 40-minute journey on a traditional bumboat takes you past iconic landmarks such as Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Flyer, Esplanade, and Merlion Park. You can board the cruise from Clarke Quay or Boat Quay and enjoy the scenic views as you glide down the river.
Also read: Which Singapore Tourist Attractions Are Actually Worth the Hype?
Discover the Lush Gardens of Fort Canning
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A historic hilltop park, Fort Canning is a green oasis in the heart of Singapore, offering both natural beauty and rich history. Just a short stroll from the hotel, this serene sanctuary invites you to embark on walking trails. Here, you can discover 15 majestic heritage trees and explore the Spice Garden, home to 180 varieties of herbs and spices.
Beyond nature, Fort Canning also offers a glimpse into history with fascinating landmarks. Check out the 19th-century 9-Pound Cannon and South Battery, which was part of a defence system that protected the area. Continue your journey through time by visiting the time ball replica, which once helped the city keep time.
Adventurers will find plenty to enjoy at Fort Canning. Who says that playgrounds are only for kids? Get your dose of outdoor fun at Jubilee Park, an outdoor playground at the foot of Fort Canning. This playground is nature-inspired so expect to see vines growing around your swing set poles and log steps leading up to the slides. In addition to sandpits and climbing nets, you can also challenge yourself with a fun log scramble!
Also read: 14 Indoor Playgrounds in Singapore to Feel Like a Kid Again
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