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Rain insurance offer marks a first for Singapore hotel

The coverage is exclusive to bookings starting from SG$850 per night.

InterContinental Singapore, a 5-star hotel located in Singapore's historic centre, has teamed up with insurtech discovermarket to introduce the Rain Resist Bliss Package, a first-of-its-kind rain protection offering. 

Guests booking this package are eligible for a refund equivalent to their single-night room rate if it rains during their stay. If rainfall exceeds a cumulative 2-hour duration during daylight hours, triggering a recorded rain event, hotel guests will automatically receive a rebate voucher within seven working days. 

The Rain Resist Bliss Package is exclusively available for suite room bookings starting from SG$850 per night. 

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Guests opting for this package can avail of additional benefits such as 24/7 butler service and access to the prestigious Club InterContinental Lounge.

Utilising discovermarket's integration with weather data, insurers, and brokers, the entire claims process is automated, offering guests a smooth and comprehensive protection experience.

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