Exciting dining concepts were introduced, led by Michelin-starred celebrity chefs like Alain Ducasse and Anne-Sophie Pic. Guests could enjoy refreshed recreational facilities and a new spa for a holistic sanctuary. Signature highlights such as the Singapore Sling at Long Bar and the traditional English afternoon tea experience remained a delight for guests.

Dining experiences included North Indian cuisine at Tiffin Room, the specialty restaurant Butcher’s Block, a reimagined Writers Bar, and the enchanting Grand Lobby. The new Jubilee Ballroom, with sophisticated Victorian details and nods to Singapore’s culture, was introduced, along with the restoration of the current ballroom, perfect for inspiring group occasions.

Guests could step into storied hallways and take a historical tour with a team of resident historians to learn about Raffles' glorious heydays. The refreshed Raffles Arcade offered a curated selection of sophisticated lifestyle and shopping experiences. The Raffles Boutique featured a brand-new retail concept housing the revitalized Ah Teng’s Cafe and a variety of well-loved souvenirs and gourmet products, set amidst a heritage gallery showcasing the illustrious heritage of Raffles Singapore. 

Raffles Singapore is ideally located in the heart of Singapore's Civic District, offering guests proximity to various attractions. Here are some notable attractions and their approximate distances from the hotel:

What's nearby
Marina Bay Sands - 2 km 
Gardens by the Bay -  2.5 km 
Chinatown - 2 km 
Orchard Road - 2.5 km
Singapore Botanic Gardens - 4 km 
Clarke Quay - 3 km