Heritage and Location: The Heart of Robertson Quay

The story of the Four Points by Sheraton Singapore is deeply intertwined with the evolution of the Singapore River. Once a bustling hub of commerce filled with tongkangs (traditional boats) and warehouses, the area has transformed into one of the city's most beloved lifestyle destinations.

Strategic Proximity

The hotel’s location at 382 Havelock Road provides an ideal balance between tranquility and urban accessibility:

• The Quays: A short stroll leads guests to Robertson Quay, Clarke Quay, and Boat Quay, each offering a distinct atmosphere ranging from quiet riverside dining to high-energy nightlife.

• Orchard Road: Singapore’s premier shopping belt is less than a 10-minute drive away.

• The CBD: Business hubs like Raffles Place and Marina Bay are easily accessible via public transport or taxi.

• Cultural Sites: The hotel is positioned near Chinatown and the Civic District, allowing for easy exploration of Singapore’s colonial and ethnic history.

Accommodations: Comfort with a View

The hotel features 476 well-appointed guest rooms and suites, designed with a focus on functional comfort and contemporary aesthetics. The interior design utilizes a neutral palette punctuated by warm wood tones, creating a restful sanctuary amidst the tropical heat of Singapore.

Room Categories

1. Deluxe Rooms: Offering city or river views, these rooms provide the essential "Four Comfort" bed, ergonomic workspaces, and high-speed Wi-Fi.

2. Premium Riverview Rooms: These sought-after units feature large windows that frame the winding Singapore River, providing a picturesque backdrop of colonial-style shophouses and modern skyscrapers.

3. Executive Suites: For travelers requiring more space, the suites offer separate living areas, making them ideal for families or long-stay business guests.

Signature Amenities

Each room is equipped with the brand’s signature amenities, including:

• Fast and free Wi-Fi throughout the premises.

• Large flat-screen televisions with international cable channels.

• In-room tea and coffee-making facilities.

• Bottled water replenished daily.

Culinary Experiences: From Local Flavors to Craft Brews

Dining at Four Points by Sheraton Singapore is an exploration of both local Singaporean heritage and international favorites. The hotel hosts several distinct venues that cater to different palates and occasions.

Four Points Eatery

The hotel’s flagship restaurant, Four Points Eatery, offers an all-day dining experience. It is particularly renowned for its buffet spreads and à la carte menu that highlights Southeast Asian flavors.

• Seafood Focus: The restaurant is well-known for its fresh seafood selections, including Alaskan King Crab and succulent prawns.

• Local Delights: Guests can sample authentic Singaporean dishes such as Laksa, Hainanese Chicken Rice, and Satay.

• Al Fresco Dining: The outdoor terrace allows diners to enjoy their meals with a breeze, overlooking the river.

Best Brews

As part of the global Four Points program, The Best Brews™ at the lobby bar showcases local craft beers. It is a social hub where guests can unwind after a day of sightseeing. The program emphasizes the importance of a good pint, featuring a rotating selection of unique brews that reflect the local beer culture.

Imperial Restaurant

For those seeking traditional Chinese cuisine, the on-site Imperial Restaurant specializes in herbal-infused dishes and classic Cantonese fare. It has long been a favorite for family gatherings and formal business lunches.

Facilities and Wellness

Recognizing the needs of the modern traveler, the hotel provides a suite of facilities aimed at maintaining wellness and productivity.

Exploring the Neighborhood: A Guest’s Itinerary

A stay at this hotel is defined by the experiences available just outside its doors.

• Morning: A Riverside Stroll: start your day with a jog or walk along the Singapore River. The path leads toward the Esplanade and Merlion Park, providing a scenic route that passes by historic bridges like the Alkaff Bridge, known for its vibrant colors.

• Afternoon: Culture and Shopping: A short bus or taxi ride takes guests to the National Museum of Singapore or the Peranakan Museum. For those looking for retail therapy, the nearby Great World City mall offers a curated selection of shops and a cinema.

• Evening: The Vibrant Quay Life: As the sun sets, Robertson Quay comes alive. Unlike the more boisterous Clarke Quay, Robertson Quay offers a sophisticated dining scene with wine bars, Italian trattorias, and specialty coffee houses.