The Warehouse, Singapore

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The Warehouse offers a wonderful boutique experience in Singapore, with interiors that feature louvre windows, high ceilings, custom-made lights, contemporary furnishings and modern artwork.

Located on the banks of the Singapore River, the hotel occupies a historic 1895 godown, which is now a restored heritage space with a sleek, 37-room design. Many of the original architectural elements of the warehouse have been preserved, and the triple-pitched roof enhances the structure, making each room unique. The rooms are historically-detailed with tailor-made, single-unit copper wall pieces that integrate everything, from desk to wardrobe. The interiors are spacious and loft-styled with peaked ceilings and historical industrial beams. While many rooms have gorgeous views of the Singapore River, the River View Mezzanine has two tiers with a special reading room on one level.

For wonderful, home-cooked specialities, the hotel’s signature restaurant, Po, offers guests a thoughtful glimpse into local cuisine. Crafted by Willin Low, founder of Wild Rocket, which is one of Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants, the eatery pays homage to popo, which means ‘grandmother’ in Mandarin, celebrating classic local dishes.

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The hotel is a non-smoking property, so smoking isn’t permitted in any of the rooms. No pets are allowed. Baby cots can be provided on request, but extra beds are not available.
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Check-in: 2pm, Check-out: 12pm.
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Riveting/ fascinating facts about the area:

The Warehouse was originally built in 1895 as part of the Straits of Malacca trade route. At the time, the area thrived in liquor distilleries and illegal underground activity. In 1911, the site became an operating ground for Chinese and Fujianese secret societies.
Havelock Road was known in Hokkien as Chiu Long Lo, meaning “Spirits Shed Street.” From coconut sap, palm, rice and fruits, homemade toddy, arrack, and tuak were being distilled in corners and alleyways of the street.
Today, the Warehouse is located just across the Singapore river from Robertson and Clarke Quay, home to the city’s bustling nightlife scene.

Interesting people:

Meet Jet Li, the former champion martial artist from China who became an acclaimed Hollywood star, with his debut in the film Shaolin Temple (1982). Born in Beijing, the Chinese film actor, producer, and retired Wushu champion is now a Singaporean citizen. He is believed to have chosen Singapore for its great education system for his two daughters. Li runs his own non-profit foundation called The One Foundation, which supports international disaster relief efforts with the Red Cross, and also works towards issues like mental health awareness and suicide prevention. In 2010, the actor was selected by the International Red Cross as the first Good Will Ambassador in the history of the Red Cross. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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Exciting reasons to get out of bed:

Take a boat cruise on the Singapore River, and view interesting historical sites along the way.
Visit the nearby Gardens by the Bay, a breathtaking complex with two conservatories.
Sign up for a heritage day tour of the city, and visit important sites like the Kranji War Memorial and Bright Hill Temple.
Take a short walk to Satay Street, an atmospheric lane lined with eateries and satay stalls.
Go to Chinatown, where you can wander through aisles of market stalls and buy knick-knacks.

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