The Fullerton is an old-fashioned luxury hotel in Singapore. From start to finish we were treated to terrific, friendly and very helpful service from the staff. Many Singaporeans will proudly tell you the history of this magnificent building that used to be central post office of Singapore. As you enter the hotel you are greeted by staff in the splendid hotel atrium.

The Heritage Room we stayed in was large and very luxurious with a very good broadband service. Bathrooms are also well equipped with good sized shower and bath and private toilet. We stayed in room 269 on the river side. We had to ask for the window doors to be opened and had to sign an indemnity for as the balcony is small with a low barrier. But it was great, it is your own private balcony with unobstructed views of the river and park and next to pool but with no one in front of your room.

I recommend having dinner at all the restaurants in the hotel but the Lighthouse is defiantly one you should go to. You have a front and centre view of the light show from the Marina Bay Sands Hotel that lights up the bay. Very good. Food is excellent too.

The pool isn’t massive but there is more than enough space to enjoy yourself and admire the splendid views. If you want a spa treatment book early as my wife struggled to get an appointment.

This is a great hotel and well worth a visit!

You're spoilt for choice for good luxury hotels in Singapore. But if you want one with a old-fashioned, historical touch, go for the Fullerton Hotel! My stay at the hotel was the highlight of my Singapore stopover.

Entering the building, you are immediately awed by the imposing edifice with the beauty of a bygone era. I literally took a breath as I stepped into the beautiful main lobby (must have been about 5 floors high!) with a fountain leading down to a koi pond.

The breakfast area opens out to an outdoor dining area right next to the Singapore river. The breakfast spread is very cosmopolitan, and has people people all sorts of exotic and less exotic fare in front of you, including some delicious Belgian waffles.

While the infinity pool may not be as large or grand as that of the Marina Bay Sands resort, it has its own charm. You can float on your back admiring the classical architecture of the hotel building (which was a post office in an earlier incarnation) on one side, and the übermodern Singapore skyline on the other.

It is expensive but there are often promotions of various kinds which offer very good value.

I'd highly recommend it.

Awesome luxury hotel in the downtown part of Singapore but close to the fun - Marina Bay Sands Casino, Boat Quay etc. Rooms are large and very luxurious. Bathrooms well equipped with good showers and bath.

For the business traveller, fast broadband and a good workspace.

Probably the best hotel I've stayed at in Singapore. The only flaw was on arrival my non-smoking River-view room turned out to be a smoking room overlooking the road. Staff were very helpful and gave me the room I had booked and gave me a free drink in the bar while it was prepared.

Excellent!

At full price, the Fullerton is expensive but we were on a weekend promotion, which offered good value for money.
The outside is a lovely old building, but the inside has been modernised. We had a Quay room with an excellent view (some of these rooms also have a balcony). Our sons had a Heritage room, which promised "heritage features" but didn't seem to have any and had no view. It was, however, considerably bigger than our room.
Buffet breakfast, never our favourite, was ok, offering extensive choice, and we had no trouble each morning getting a table outside by the river.
The Lighthouse restaurant (Italian) was excellent but is small and needs booking in advance - we got a cancellation