The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

★ 4.6(9,309 reviews)🏹 Hotels⭐ Popular

Polished hotel in a former 1920s post office with 4 restaurants, an upscale spa & an outdoor pool.

Distance

834 m · 10 min

From station

Fort Canning

Rating

4.6 / 5

Address

1 Fullerton Sq, Singapore 049178

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is rated 4.6 / 5 from 9,309 Google reviews and sits about 834 m (10 min walk) from Fort Canning station.

General overview

About The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is a luxury heritage hotel housed in the former Fullerton Building at 1 Fullerton Square, beside the Singapore River and Marina Bay. Visitors can enter the public areas, dine at its restaurants and bars, book spa or wellness treatments, and admire the historic architecture. Overnight guests have access to the full range of hotel services. The details below are based on general/training knowledge and have not been live-verified.

  • Historic neoclassical building dating from 1928, formerly Singapore’s General Post Office and other government offices
  • Central waterfront location near Merlion Park, Boat Quay, Raffles Place and Marina Bay
  • Grand interior atrium and heritage architecture
  • Restaurants, bars, afternoon tea and other dining experiences
  • Outdoor swimming pool, fitness facilities and The Fullerton Spa
  • Convenient access to Singapore’s central business district and major sightseeing areas

Things to do here

Heritage architecture and lobby visit

Admire the former Fullerton Building’s grand colonnades, central atrium and preserved architectural details. Public access may be limited during private functions or busy hotel operations.

Dining and afternoon tea

The hotel is known for formal dining, lounge service, afternoon tea and bar experiences. Reservations are generally advisable, especially for afternoon tea, dinner and weekend visits.

The Fullerton Spa

Book wellness treatments and spa services in a hotel setting. Treatment menus, schedules and prices vary.

Swimming pool and fitness centre

Hotel guests can use the outdoor pool and fitness facilities, subject to hotel rules and operating arrangements. Day access may be available only through selected packages or bookings.

Fullerton Bay and riverfront sightseeing

Use the hotel as a base for walking around the Singapore River, Merlion Park, Boat Quay, Marina Bay and nearby civic landmarks.

Hotel stay

Rooms and suites combine heritage surroundings with full-service accommodation. Room rates vary substantially by date, room type and package.

The hotel is centrally located and walkable from Raffles Place MRT and nearby waterfront attractions. Allow extra time for traffic, hotel drop-off arrangements and event-day congestion.

Book rooms, afternoon tea, restaurants, spa treatments and special events ahead of time. Confirm whether non-guests may use particular facilities.

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This overview is general knowledge, not confirmed against an official source — verify hours, prices and entry rules before you go.

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How to reach

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is about 834 m (~10 min walk) from Fort Canning station on the Singapore MRT.

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Good to know

Admission price is not verified; check the official website
wheelchair-accessible entrance
wheelchair-accessible parking
Good for children

Verify tickets, seasonal hours, entry rules, and special events on the official website before visiting.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get to The Fullerton Hotel Singapore from Fort Canning station?

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is about 834 m (roughly 10 min walk) from Fort Canning station on the Singapore MRT. Use the directions link on this page for turn-by-turn walking directions.

What is The Fullerton Hotel Singapore rated?

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore has a Google rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 9,309 reviews.

What's near The Fullerton Hotel Singapore?

Also within a short walk of the same station: Funan, SwissĂŽtel The Stamford Singapore, SwissĂŽtel The Stamford Singapore.

Is The Fullerton Hotel Singapore wheelchair accessible?

Yes — Google lists the following accessibility features for The Fullerton Hotel Singapore: wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking.

Is The Fullerton Hotel Singapore good for children?

Yes — Google lists The Fullerton Hotel Singapore as good for children.

Can I visit The Fullerton Hotel Singapore without staying there?

Generally yes: visitors can usually enter public areas and use restaurants or other bookable services. Access can be restricted during private events or operational periods.

Is there an entrance fee?

There is generally no standard admission fee to enter publicly accessible hotel areas. Dining, spa services, events and accommodation cost extra.

Do I need a reservation to visit?

A general lobby visit usually does not require a reservation, but reservations are strongly recommended for restaurants, afternoon tea, spa treatments and overnight stays.

What attractions are nearby?

Merlion Park, the Singapore River, Boat Quay, Raffles Place, Marina Bay, Esplanade and the Civic District are all within easy walking distance or a short ride.

How do I get there by public transport?

Raffles Place MRT is generally the closest major MRT station, with additional access from nearby stations depending on the route. Taxis and ride-hailing services can drop guests at the hotel entrance.

Can non-hotel guests use the pool or gym?

Use is generally intended for registered guests or eligible members and packages. Confirm current day-use or visitor access directly with the hotel.

Is the hotel suitable for families?

Yes, it can accommodate families, although room configurations, extra beds, child policies and pool rules vary by booking.

Can I take professional photographs there?

Professional or commercial photography usually requires advance permission. Casual personal photography may be allowed in public areas, subject to hotel rules.

Are the details in this guide current?

No. This information has not been live-verified. Prices, hours, menus, access rules, contact details and policies may have changed; confirm them on the official website before relying on them.

Data and photos from Google Places, generated October 25, 2026. Ratings, hours and prices can change — confirm anything time-sensitive before you go.