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Accor opens largest Mercure hotel on Club Street, Singapore

The new hotel has 989 rooms.

Accor opened the 989-room Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre on Club Street, the largest Mercure hotel. 

The hotel design is inspired by the vibrant facades of Chinatown and the urban atmosphere of its CBD setting, reflecting the rich heritage of the area. It also features an LED mural and Ripple Root artwork.

The hotel is near shophouses in Club Street, Ann Siang Hill, Duxton Hill and the Chinatown and Telok Ayer MRT stations.

The rooms feature eco-friendly amenities such as filtered water dispensers and biodegradable bathroom products. Additionally, there is a Landscape Deck designed to promote wellness and fitness.

Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre offers various dining experiences, including Chara Brasserie, Klara Café and Bar, L’antica Pizzeria da Michele, La Table d'Emma, Ashino, Upward Taproom, and TAG Espresso.

“We are excited to welcome guests to Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre, the new flagship of the Worldwide Hotels group. From the charming shophouses and rich cultural sights to the myriad cafes, restaurants and bars at its doorstep, the Mercure ICON Singapore City invites travellers to live like a local and experience Singapore in its most authentic and vibrant light,” Carolyn Choo, CEO of Worldwide Hotels, the owner of Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre said.

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