Staycation lovers, hotel chain Hilton has opened its biggest hotel in Asia Pacific right in the heart of the island nation. Sitting atop Mandarin Gallery Mall is Hilton Singapore Orchard, a 1,080-room complex sitting in the middle of bustling Orchard Road. The swanky new hotel aims to be a statement piece as it tries to regain its footing in the post-pandemic travel era. Spread across two towers, the hotel is complete with shopping and dining in its vicinity.
Hilton Singapore Orchard also serves as a great choice for locals looking to enjoy the vibrant city culture. Comb through the streets of Orchard and its famous shopping malls, eateries and entertainment areas.
The design of the hotel takes influences from Singapore’s architectural heritage and rich colonial history. Painted in muted tones, it offers an eco-friendly experience to guests. Hilton also incorporates botanical themes into the space, referencing Singapore’s once abundant botanics in the vicinity. Its hotel rooms are designed with multi-generational families in mind, having over 200 rooms being able to transform into connecting ones at any request.
The new Hilton hotel has convenient technology services such as a custom in-house filtration plant that purifies and bottles drinking water to reduce single-use plastics. Built with sustainability in mind, Hilton swaps plastic key cards to wooden or digital ones. For dining and entertainment, Hilton has five must-visit dining concepts.
These include award-winning Chatterbox restaurant, LA-inspired eatery Osteria Mozza helmed by renowned chef Nancy Silverton, botanical-inspired afternoon tea and cocktails at Ginger Lily and two Michelin-starred Shisen Hanten. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, and two 24-hour fitness centres. Hilton also caters to the business side of things, boasting two huge ballrooms, 16 event spaces and facilities for meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions. Visit the Hilton Singapore Orchard website to learn more about this ultimate dining and lifestyle destination.
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