Its History
The Fullerton Building, built in 1928, begins a new chapter in its illustrious history, with its restoration into Singapore's landmark hotel - The Fullerton Singapore. The historic significance and classic architecture make the building eminently suited for a grand hotel.

With its distinguished Doric columns and monumental porte cocheres, The Fullerton Singapore represents the height of Palladian architecture in Singapore. The two other buildings in the city that share the same architectural grandeur are the City Hall and the Supreme Court.

In its heyday, this historic landmark enjoyed a strategic location at the mouth of the bustling Singapore River, making it the focal point of commercial activities.

The Fullerton Building housed a number of notable occupants, such as the General Post Office, The Exchange, The Chamber of Commerce and The Singapore Club, all of which played important economic roles in ensuring that Singapore remained the trading hub in South-east Asia at the time.

More recent occupants were the Singapore Post, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore, and a branch of the POSBank.

Facts About the Fullerton
Did you know that...
- the site on which The Fullerton now stands was previously occupied by Fort Fullerton? Named after Sir Robert Fullerton, the first governor of the Straits Settlement of Singapore, it was built in 1829, to defend the town at the mouth of the Singapore River.

- the Fullerton Building, built in 1928, was the largest building ever built in Singapore then, costing over 4 million dollars?

- perched atop the Fullerton Building sits the original landmark Lighthouse, which was used in the old days to guide all ships approaching the harbour? 

- the Fullerton Building was the centre of Singapore's commercial, social and official life? It became home to three of the most important institutions of Singapore: the General Post Office, The Singapore Club and the Chamber of Commerce.

- since the 1950s, Fullerton Square on which the hotel now sits, was the site of many election campaign rallies?

- in the early days, the Fullerton Building was occupied by the General Post Office, which used the basement and two floors as sorting rooms, postal halls and offices? It utilised the waterfront along Collyer Quay to transport the mail onto waiting ships.

- the Fullerton Building was designed by the Shanghai-based architectural firm of Keys & Dowdeswell and is an example of a neo-classical colonial government building, distinguished by tall Doric columns?

Accommodation 
Design that is residential as it is functional, the stylish and chic accommodations exude a sense of warmth and comfort. Views from the 400 rooms and suites at The Fullerton are unrivalled in Singapore. Rooms overlook the sunlit atrium courtyard, or have verandahs that open out to sweeping views of the city skyline, the river promenade or the bustling harbour. Cutting edge technology and high speed Internet access provide each guest global connectivity through the wire.
Distinctive and simple, Philippe Starck fittings symbolise contemporary elegance with functionality. The Fullerton Fundamentals - a range of customised amenities grace the bathrooms.

Guest Room Features:
* 29” colour TV with local and international channels
* Pay-per-view movie channel
* Broadband internet access
* Music channels and AM/ FM radio
* Mini-bar
* Coffee and tea making facilities
* International Direct Dial telephones with data port and voicemail
* In-room safe with power point for re-charging laptop
* Bathroom with separate shower
* Hair dryer
* The Fullerton Fundamental (shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body lotion, vanity kit, dental kit and shoe polish)
* Goosedown and foam pillows
* Lightweight bathrobe
* Luxurious 100% cotton linens
* Large terry bath towels
* Individual temperature control
* Large writing desk
* Umbrella

Rooms: 
There are five categories of rooms available at The Fullerton Singapore:
Post Master Rooms are The Fullerton’s stylish accommodation that offer views of the scenic river promenade, city or harbour. 

Courtyard Rooms offer elegant accommodation with views of the sunlit atrium lobby.

Quay Rooms offer exquisite views of the picturesque Marina Bay and historic Singapore River. 

Heritage Rooms are The Fullerton’s unique accommodation that reflect the distinctive character of this building. Many rooms feature historic architectural cornices and motifs.

Esplanade Rooms are The Fullerton’s executive accommodation with seating areas and spacious bedrooms. 

Suites: 
The Fullerton Singapore offers five categories of suites:
Palladian Suites are The Fullerton’s one-bedroom suites offering spectacular views of the riverside and harbour. In particular, Palladian Suite 777 embodies special significance as it was once the office of the late Minister of Finance Dr. Hon Sui Sen.

Loft Suites are The Fullerton's distinctive 2-storey duplex suites that feature splendid high ceilings. From the living room on the lower floor, a spiral stair leads to the bedroom above, ensuring that the bedroom remains your private domain while business discussions or friendly get-togethers take place in the living room. Ideal for both business and leisure travellers. Eight Loft Suites line the building, each featuring original double storey French doors leading out to a balcony with a view of the waterfront.

Fullerton Suites are located at the top level of the hotel with large outdoor terraces overlooking the riverside and harbour. Offering picturesque views, the terraces are ideal for private gatherings. 

The Governor Suite is The Fullerton's Grand Suite. The living room opens out to a magnificent verandah flanked by 20-foot Doric columns on each side, and offers stunning views of Anderson Bridge and Esplanade Park. These magnificent columns are found only on two other historic buildings in Singapore – City Hall and Supreme Court. Design elements of interest in this suite include wall motifs that date back to the 1920s. The Governor’s Suite also features a Bang and Olufsen sound system and television. 

The Far East Suite, formerly the card room of the elite Singapore Town Club, is now The Fullerton's Presidential Suite. At 199 square metres, this spacious suite is furnished with a baby grand piano and has a private elevator for discreet access to the suite. 

The living and dining room extends out to a spectacular glass enclosed verandah, graced by 20-foot Doric columns, overlooking the scenic Clifford Pier and Marina Bay – an ideal location for Far East Suite guests who wish to host a private dinner. 

The Straits Club 
The Straits Club is The Fullerton's premier private club. With a soaring ceiling and vintage Peranakan decor featuring Straits Chinese artifacts, The Straits Club exudes a warm ambience of understated elegance and quiet luxury perfect for private relaxation and business networking. Offering personlised service and private room registration, The Straits Club pampers its guests with luxurious accommodations and thoughtful service.

Avail yourself to an exquisite array of food and beverage at the Straits Club Lounge and Bar or enjoy a quiet moment at the Reading Room. Enjoy privileged living, exclusively at The Straits Club. 

Guests staying in our suites are entitled to The Straits Club privileges.

Facilities & Services
* Non-smoking floors
* Express check-out
* Shoe shine service
* Overnight laundry and dry cleaning services
* Complimentary daily newspaper
* 24-hour room service
* Valet parking
* Babysitting services available upon request

Business Centre 
* Appointment scheduling
* Secretarial services
* Translation/ Interpreter services
* Courier service
* Photocopying service
* Mobile phone rental
* Personal computer
* Internet access
* Facsimile

One Fullerton 
One Fullerton is located at the strategic crossroads of the Raffles Place business district, Suntec City and the Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay. It sits right on the edge of Marina Bay offering stunning sea views. Yet its proximity to the Central Business District affords patrons and visitors a close link to the pulse of the business world. This unparalleled location is within walking distance from the nearby Raffles Place Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) underground station. It is also accessible by car, from Nicoll Highway or even water taxi from the Singapore River. Visitors can view Singapore’s famous Merlion statue, which now stands at One Fullerton.
Accessible from the hotel via the travellator at the basement level, the restaurants and cafes at One Fullerton offer a wide range of dining choices and a spectacular view of the Marina Bay.

Distinctive Architecture
Inspired by Singapore's nautical history as the trading outpost of the former British East India Company. One Fullerton's architecture provides an interesting foil to the city's history with a contemporary structure of metal and glass, which is destined to become a Singapore landmark.

Recreation 
For those who would like to wind down without having to leave the comforts of the hotel, they can opt for a touch of soulful pampering at The Fullerton's Asian Spa or lounge around by the outdoor infinity pool.
* 25-metre outdoor infinity pool
* Gym and Fitness Centre
* Jogging route

At The Fullerton, the finer things in life are to be found amongst the eight retail boutiques offering a selection of branded merchandise. Enjoy a piece of Havana from the cigars divan, or simply indulge in the fine art of watch-making, or be mesmerised by the fine collection of dress jewellery.

Fitness & Spa
The Fullerton Singapore features modern facilities for the fitness conscious. This includes a 25 metre outdoor infinity pool overlooking the Singapore River, making it a great place for a relaxing swim.
The state-of-the-art gymnasium and fitness centre ensures you can keep fit using the latest fitness equipment available. For those who prefer a place to relax and unwind after a hard day's work, head on down to The Asian Spa for a session of self-pampering which will leave you rejuvenated and ready to take on the world.
* Oriental Foot Reflexology
* Oceanic Mud Treatment
* Hydro Massage Bath
* Vichy Shower
* Facial Treatment
* Manicure and Pedicure
* Body Massage 

Spa packages:
The Water Nymph 
Body Glow, Swedish Massage, Fragrant Bath of Flowers (approximately 1 hour 35 minutes)
Executive Getaway
Aroma Body Massage, Seawater Hydromassage Bath, Minty Foot Massage (approximately 1hour 35 minutes) 
Pampering Beauty
Classic Deluxe Facial with Serum, Eyebrow shaping, Swedish Body Massage, Replenishing Hand Treatment (approximately 2 hours 40 minutes) 
Indonesian Heritage
Javanese Lulur, Traditional Indonesian Body Massage, Fragrant Bath of Flowers (approximately 1 hour 35 minutes) 
Dead Sea Spa Package
Dead Sea Salts Brushing, Dead Sea Mud Envelopment Wrap, Aroma Body Massage (approximately 1 hour 45 minutes) 

Restaurants & Entertainment
It is in the restaurants and bars of The Fullerton Singapore that patrons will be inspired by innovative culinary concepts. Epicureans will enjoy a delectable array of dining selections. Whether it is a quick sandwich or latte at the lobby lounge - The Courtyard, or an elaborate menu degustation at The Lighthouse, dining choices abound at The Fullerton Singapore. Culinary specialists, with their global experience, will present the cuisine of Asia, Italy, Japan and the Pacific Rim at Town, the hotel's restaurant and bar.

Enjoy exquisite cuisine at Jade, the hotel's Chinese restaurant, which presents contemporary Cantonese cuisine amidst an elegant setting. The Post Bar, which retains the original ceiling of the General Post Office, is the hotel's stylish bar. Primed to be "the" place for the trendy elite, it features a Crustaceans Bar, the Cocktail Bar as well as a Music Room.

The Lighthouse
Gourmet dining with panoramic views of Marina Bay
The original Fullerton Building was a landmark for more than just its architecture. Perched atop its ornate façade sat the Lighthouse, whose lamps guided the world's mariners to the safety of the port. 
This intimate space has now been transformed into a stunning restaurant. Here, 120 feet above street level, one truly feels the full dignity and importance of this classic building. In turn, patrons will get to savour one of Singapore's classic dining experiences, amidst the panoramic vistas of Marina Bay.

Town 
Town - The Fullerton Singapore's trendy restaurant is ideal for a power breakfast; perfect for entertaining lunch or dining in style before you stroll across the Cavenagh Bridge to Victoria Theatre for a concert.
With a chef for each, Town takes the cuisine of Asia, Italy, Japan, and the Pacific Rim to a delightful new level. Sophisticated yet comfortable, dine indoors or alfresco along the historic Singapore River. Town, a unique dining experience in the heart of the business and civic districts.

Jade - Modern Chinese restaurant
In ancient China, jade was regarded as the most precious of gemstones, a divine gift from the gods. Just as precious and perhaps divinely inspired, are the culinary specialties created by the master chefs at Jade, using only the finest and freshest of ingredients. Diners will enjoy an ambience that is both elegant and refined, while being served in a manner that is attentive, but never intrusive. For those whose love of fine Chinese cuisine knows no bounds, Jade will both delight and surprise.
Lunch ~11.30am to 3pm
Dinner ~ 6.30pm to 11pm

Champagne Sundays at Jade
Exquisite modern Chinese cuisine and Champagne make the perfect indulgence! Every Sunday at Jade, feast on a set lunch menu that includes a complimentary serving of Peking Duck and an array of signature dishes created by Tung Lok's award-winning Director of Kitchens, Sam Leong. Guests can look forward to sampling creations such as Baked Lobster with Garlic in Supreme Stock; velvety Braised Shark's Fin with Mini Abalone in Noble Tan Jia Sauce; and the tender Braised Whole Bailing Mushroom accompanied with Home Made Spinach Tofu. 

The Courtyard 
Located in the sunlit atrium lobby of the hotel, The Courtyard is where patrons can have a quick sandwich or a latte throughout the day. Ideal for informal meetings, guests may help themselves to afternoon tea or cocktails in the evening.

Sunday Tea Rhapsody
The Courtyard presents Sunday Tea Rhapsody, bringing a burst of flavours from the East and West. The tea buffet serves a selection of dainty finger sandwiches, bagels filled with smoked salmon and savoury Asian and Western favourites such as Cantonese style dim sum, miniature chicken and mushroom pie, flaky curry puffs with mint chutney and deep-fried spicy chicken wings. End off with a variety of desserts from English scones with clotted cream to Nonya kueh and chendol, and then linger over a steaming cup of coffee or tea for a perfect finish. 
Sunday Tea Rhapsody is served on Sundays from 1pm to 6pm. 

Afternoon Tea
For a mid-afternoon respite, visit The Courtyard and enjoy a scrumptious afternoon tea that features the renowned English pastry - Bakewell Pudding, among other delicious treats. Served on a three-tier tea stand, our tea-time selection also includes freshly baked scones, assorted preserves, traditional tea sandwiches and delicate pastries. Guests will be able to select their favourite accompaniment from our selection of Clipper teas. 
Afternoon tea at The Courtyard is served daily from 2.30pm to 6pm 

Chocolate Buffet
The Courtyard features a rapturous buffet of over 20 tantalizing and luscious chocolate creations from Friday to Saturday. For a blissful end to a hectic week, wind down at The Courtyard with this array of comforting desserts and indulge the chocolate lover in you. Complement the chocolate delights with Michele Chiarlo Nivole, a sublime and delicate dessert wine. 'Nivole' means 'clouds' in Piedmontese dialect, suggesting the wine's bubbly and elegant quality. 
The chocolate buffet is available from 8.30pm to 11.30pm. 

Indian Curry Buffet
The Courtyard now serves a lunch buffet featuring Northern Indian curries and dosai. For busy executives with a pressing lunch hour, the buffet makes for a prompt and tasty meal. Set in our sunlit atrium, it is ideal for working lunches as well. 
The Curry Buffet lunch is available from Monday to Friday, from 11.30am to 2.30pm.
 

Post Bar - Music Room and Spirited Bar
While it is certain to evoke comparisons with some of the world's more outstanding contemporary bars, Post Bar has a style which is distinctively its own. Everything here has been created to satiate the senses. The elements of design and colours have been integrated to provide a feast for the eye and ear. At Post Bar, guests can mingle at the cocktail bar, where the finest selection of Gins, Vodkas, Rums and Tequilas is stocked, or swing to the beat of contemporary Jazz and New World arrangements in the music room.

New York Deli Lunch
Step into the Post Bar for lunch and be greeted by a parallel universe of The Big Apple. Feel the hyperactive and exhilarating energy of New York, the ultimate cosmopolitan melting pot, found in the service and the bar's latest offering of New York Deli for lunch. Lunch in the fast lane, served with the speed and style that New Yorkers insist upon. The refreshing ambience of an energetic American deli creates an inimitable setting for informal business luncheons and lunch gatherings. The Post Bar transforms itself into a typical New York-style delicatessen during lunch with its menu featuring a tantalizing selection of American sandwiches, soups and salads. The portions are decidedly generous and the service friendly. 

So expect hearty portions and delightful classics like Triple-Decker Fish Sandwich, Autostrada Sandwich, Post-Chicken Sandwich, or simply build your own sandwiches from an array of premium meats and cheeses, assortment of freshly baked breads, deli pickles and condiments. To complete this authentic American deli experience, end your meal with desserts like the luscious New York Cheese Cake, Chocolate Mud Pie and American Walnut Brownie. 

For a lighter lunch, choose from the salads like Soyu Tuna Salad served in unique Wafu Dressing, Black Peppered Chicken Caesar Salad, Apricot Lamb Rack Salad or create your own greens from the deli bar.

New York Deli Lunch at Post Bar is available from Monday to Friday, 12 noon to 2.30 pm.

The Fullerton Shop 
To bring back the nostalgic days when the building was once home to the General Post Office and to provide postal convenience to guests, The Fullerton Shop is a vendor for stamps, philatelic items and stamp collections of the Singapore Post. The Fullerton Shop is where hotel guests and locals can fulfill their gift ideas, sundry and postal needs. The shop also stocks sundries, international and local magazine titles and newspapers, pewter ware, post cards and carries a range of unique merchandise ideas, including a collection of “The Fullerton” brand products. 

Conference & Banquet Facilities
For momentous occasions, The Fullerton Singapore has a variety of banquet and meeting facilities to suit every need. Choose from the beautifully landscaped East Garden for a romantic party under the stars to The Ballroom, where the stylish contemporary interiors set the stage for a dramatic evening. Whether it is a wedding banquet or a product launch or road-show, 
The Fullerton is the perfect venue. 
Function Rooms:
The Ballroom – 7524 sq ft / 699 sq m with a pre-function area of 3013 sq ft / 280 sq m
Board Room – 1205 sq ft/ 112 sq m
Monday Meeting Room – 322 sq ft/ 30 sq m
GPO Room – 322 sq ft/ 30 sq m
Press Room – 452 sq ft/ 42 sq m
EDB Room – 904 sq ft/ 84 sq m
Inland Revenue Room – 753 sq ft/ 70 sq m
TDB Room – 839 sq ft/ 78 sq m
Sorting Room – 376 sq ft/ 35 sq m
East Garden – 1722 sq ft/ 160 sq m
The Straits Room – 2712 sq ft/ 252 sq m