In multi-cultural Singapore, it is not surprising that the visionary founders of Raffles Hotel were a quartet of enterprising Armenian brothers; Martin, Tigran, Aviet and Arshak Sarkies.
Opened in 1887 in a sprawling colonial bungalow known as Beach House, the Hotel was named after Sir Stamford Raffles, founder of modern Singapore.
Over the years, the hotel has evolved into one of the world's most beloved Grand Hotels and welcomed innumerable celebrities, writers, and royalty.
Declared a National Monument in 1987, the Hotel has grown from strength to strength. With its restoration and re-opening in 1991, Raffles Hotel today stands as a jewel in the crown of Singapore's hospitality industry, renowned and loved for it's inimitable style and unsurpassed excellence in service and facilities.

Designed specifically for the corporate executive on-the-move, Raffles Inc comprises 18 spacious state-rooms outfitted with a separate bedroom and office. The office serves dual purposes: it may be used for small meetings or converted to a work-station. Telephone lines with data-ports and additional telephone lines facilitate the use of a notebook, printer and fax.
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Raffles Culinary Academy. Raffles Hotel Arcade.

20 minutes from Changi International Airport.