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Conrad Singapore Orchard officially opens

The hotel is Hilton’s second Conrad property in Singapore.

Hilton has announced the opening of Conrad Singapore Orchard, marking its second Conrad Hotels & Resorts property in Singapore.

Designed by John Portman and other local artists, the hotel features art and nature in 12 floors of guest rooms, meeting spaces, restaurants, and bars.

It also features sculptures such as Stephanie Scuris' Harmony Fountain and Michio Ihara's Singapore Shower.

The hotel has 445 rooms and 46 suites spanning 210 sq m occupied by a primary bedroom, walk-in closet, shower, living area, and a dining room for eight connected to 2 separate guest rooms.

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The hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a fitness center, a lounge, and 14 event venues including the grand Royal Pavilion Ballroom spanning 583 sq m for meetings, celebrations, and weddings.

In addition, Conrad Singapore Orchard features 10 restaurants and bars serving Italian, Cantonese, and American specialties.

The hotel is located at 1 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249715. Hilton Honors members will receive 5,000 additional Hilton Honors bonus points per night for stays from 9 January 2024 to 30 June 2024, reserved before 30 April 2024.

More information can be found on www.conradsingaporeorchard.com.

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