Hotel Telegraph

Hotel Telegraph stands out from the rest on Robinson Road – its neo-classical façade and regal heritage décor setting the scene for the most luxurious stay. The hotel is a playful take on modern opulence meets old-world local charm – perfectly capturing its heritage as a ‘conservation status’ historical building. Gaze out over the bustling streets of the central business district from the recessed balcony – and with Singapore’s iconic skyscrapers as a backdrop, there’s no better place to kick off the evening with a refreshing signature cocktail. 
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Inside, the building has been beautifully restored and refurbished to create a quintessential city escape. From bespoke room lighting and audacious glass-walled bathrooms, to carefully preserved traditional features, each element has been meticulously considered for a cosy yet contemporary break. Step into The Dining Room and embark on a gastronomic journey. Or, for an idyllic retreat, visit the Pool Bar where you can relax in the infinity pool, kick back with cocktails, or bask under the Singaporean sky, complete with canapés or tapas. The hotel’s tranquil Lobby Bar is a peaceful place for your early morning coffee fix, or a cosy evening with drinks and nibbles. 

Hotel Telegraph’s unmatched location in the central business district places it steps from SGX Centre and commercial buildings along Shenton Way; and just a short taxi ride from major convention venues including Marina Bay Sands and Suntec. Spend leisure time cruising in a trishaw through Chinatown, catching a cable car ride to Sentosa or wandering through the Botanic Gardens, Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. When the sun goes down and the stars light the streets, explore the hawker markets – Lau Pa Sat (Old Market) and Satay Street that engage the senses and energise the neighbourhood each evening. Be sure to visit Amoy Street, a Singaporean street food gem where you can enjoy a Michelin approved noodle bar, the city’s most exquisite street art (each telling a unique, often historical, story), and Thain Hock Kong Temple – a must visit spot for budding photographers and oriental history lovers.