Features

• Local Attractions
  * Chijmes Hall - 1 Block * Merlion Park - 2 Kilometers * National Museum of Singapore - 3 Kilometers * Orchard Road Shopping and Entertainment District - 3 Kilometers * Boat Quay - 4 Kilometers * China Town - 5 Kilometers * Little India - 5 Kilometers * Singapore Botanical Gardens - 5 Kilometers * Shenton Way Commercial and Banking District - 6 Kilometers * Sentosa Island - 7 Kilometers * Singapore Zoological Gardens - 16 Kilometers * Jurong Bird Park - 25 Kilometers
• The Singapore Art Museum
  Housed in the historic building that once was Saint Joseph's Institution and located 5 minutes from Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore, is the Singapore Art Museum. Devoted to the study and preservation of contemporary art in the Southeast Asian region, the Singapore Art Museum boasts of a collection of art works that enjoys historical significance and aesthetic value. To visitors and art lovers, the museum offers exhibitions, educational programmes and publications on visual arts from the region and international scenes.
• Boat Quay and Clark Quay
  There is a the free trolley service from City Hall MRT (C2) to these areas taking approximately a 10 minute duration. More than 35 bars and restaurants have opened in Boat Quay featuring alfresco dining along the riverbank. This is a favorite spot for both locals and visitors seeking good food and a cool breeze. The waterfront shophouses are also home to blues bar, karaoke lounges and pubs. Their wooden shutters and floorboards and lazy ceiling fans provide a cosy and friendly atmosphere. Here you will find watering holes offering a wide variety of music and live entertainment from jazz to Tamil rock. Just up-river stands Clarke Quay, a paradise for shopping, dining and entertainment. These 60 godowns and shophouses have been converted into 200 shops, restaurants, bars and entertainment outlets. They are housed in five main blocks of restored godowns and shophouses - Merchants' Court, The Foundry, The Cannery, Shophouse Row and Traders' Market. This area has a festive atmosphere and street ambience that is unique - the Clarke Quay Satay Club, Hawker's Alley street dining and activities, 40 pushcarts selling knick-knacks and a Disney-style Adventure Ride. Dining alfresco is popular by the waterfront and along the streets. Lining the quayside are full service restaurants, food pavilions and pushcarts offering a wide variety of cuisine.
• Orchard Road
  Orchard Road is Singapore's premier shopping area, a dynamic and exciting experience of sensational sights, sounds and scenes. Located a short bus ride away for Westin, it bustles with a vibrant, heady mixture of East and West; the designer labels of Paris, the exotic fare of Asia, the festivals of Singapore, the world-class entertainers and the arts and cultures from around the globe.
• CHIJMES
  Just on the next block from Raffles The Plaza, Singapore, tourists can now savor a taste of art, culture and new-vogue shopping and dining at one convenient destination, CHIJMES - Singapore's new center of style. Formerly the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, CHIJMES has undergone a three-year restoration program. Food and entertainment outlets occupy 70 per cent of the commercial space available on the 4-acre site in Victoria Street. A sunken forecourt has been constructed in the center of the building to house specialty food and beverage outlets, not unlike what you would expect to find in Germany or France. CHIJMES' combination of history and new style retail and dining outlets, makes the center a popular stop for all tours.
• Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Center (SICEC)
  The Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Center (SICEC) is located a crossroad away from Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore. It is the latest hi-tech, purpose-built meeting venue. Spanning 100,000 sqm across 6 spacious levels, the Center is one of the largest in the region and is well set to facilitate Singapore's aim of becoming the regional hub for business and the arts. The S$650 million Center is an integral part of Suntec City, a mega-complex which also comprises a shopping mall, entertainment mall, 5 office towers and a large underground car park linked directly to the convention and exhibition center.
• The Merlion Park
  The Merlion Park is home to the half-lion, half-fish sculpture, which is a national icon. Officially installed on 15 September 1972, the Merlion statue, situated at the mouth of the Singapore River is a favorite among photographers and tourists. Take a stroll from the hotel to this idyllic park where you can sit on the rustic benches and imagine what colonial Singapore was once like.
• War Memorial Park
  This strikingly simple memorial is dedicated to the civilians who lost their lives during the Japanese occupation in the Second World War. Affectionately known as "The Chopsticks", this memorial is located opposite the entrance of Raffles The Plaza, Singapore.
• Raffles Hotel
  In 1887, this grand Old Lady of the East is one of the world's last great 19th century hotels. A favourite retreat of writers and movie stars, the hotel is home of the Singapore Sling, a celebrated cocktail. Somerset Maugham, Rudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad and Charlie Chaplin were among its most illustrious guests served.
• Victoria Concert Hall
  Located next to the Sir Stamford Raffle's landing point along the Singapore River in 1819, is the Victoria Concert Hall, home of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Belonging to a set of colonial buildings where the Singapore Parliament and City Hall reside, the Victoria Concert Hall is host to numerous exciting performances.
• St Andrews Cathedral
  Singapore's Gothic Anglican cathedral was built between 1856 - 1861 by Indian convict laborers and was part of Sir Stamford Raffle's plan to create a civic and cultural heart for Singapore. Its glossy, white interior comes from the use of Madras Chunam, a mixture of egg white, sugar, and shell lime. It is located opposite Raffles The Plaza, Singapore.
• The Singapore History Museum
  The Singapore History Museum is conveniently located a 15 minute walk away from the hotel. It's mission is to explore and to enhance the national identity of Singapore by preserving, presenting and interpreting the nation's history and material culture in the context of its multi-cultural origins. It has launched an exciting program of exhibitions and activities tracing the history of Singapore and presenting it from a Singaporean perspective. These highlight trends and developments that have characterized and shaped life and history in Singapore, in the areas of demographics, social identities, festivals, trade and commerce, etc.
• Raffles Ballroom
  The Raffles Ballroom is one of the largest column-free ballrooms in Singapore. It is a magnificent ballroom that can accommodate up to 3,200 people. It has what is believed to be the largest chandelier in the world and was the first hotel ballroom in Asia to install "smart light technology, a state of the art lighting system which allows precision lighting and the creation of stunning effects. If you desire something on a smaller scale, 28-foot high motorized walls can be deployed to divide it into 3 separate rooms: Canning, Padang and Collyer. Other facilities built into the Raffles Ballroom are the 90-speaker concert quality ceiling sound system and 5 built-in screens, all supported by the latest in audio-visual technology. Beside the Raffles Ballroom is also the VIP Lounge - a room ideal for entertaining VIP attendees to your function or alternatively, serve as additional function space for your event.
• Stamford Ballroom
  The Stamford Ballroom is a grand column-free ballroom, which can hold up to 1,000 people. For more intimate functions, it can be divided by a partition wall into two rooms: Sophia and Olivia, each with their own private foyer, which is ideal for breakout lunches, coffee breaks and cocktails. As with the Raffles Ballroom, the Stamford Ballroom is also equipped with "smart light" technology and has 78 ceiling speakers and 3 built in screens.
• Atrium Ballroom
  The Atrium Ballroom is an elegant ballroom, which can hold up to 450 people. Sleek and contemporary in décor, the Atrium Ballroom can be divided into 3 separate meeting rooms: Moor, Morrison and Hullet. Combining warm elegance and spacious comfort, the Atrium Ballroom is ideal for all business events.
• Plaza Meeting Rooms
  Within this set of meeting rooms, there are four rooms, Indiana, Minto, Mercury and Enterprise, which can accommodate up to 100 people each. Versatile and functional, these rooms can be connected to form 2 larger rooms, which can each hold up to 150 people. Full-length glass sliding doors along the side of the room also allow natural light in, which can be blocked out with in-built motorized screens. Audio-visual equipment such as slide and film projectors, translation booths, computers as well as technical support are also readily available and can be provided.
• Stamford Meeting Rooms
  Recently renovated, this suite of six rooms is perfect for all meeting and conference needs. Overlooking the Padang, each room (Clark, Ord, Blundell, Butterworth,Bonham and Fullerton) can accommodate up to 35 people. Audio-visual equipment such as slide and film projectors, computers as well as technical support are readily available and can be provided.
• Executive Conference Centre
  State-of-the-art technology is truly at your fingertips in the Executive Conference Rooms, the ideal rooms for all high-powered meetings. These 2 rooms, Bailey and Wilberforce, boast of a flexible modular table system and ergonomic chairs that seat up to 20 people each. All features of these hi-tech rooms are controlled from an icon based touch screen, which allows you to adjust anything within the room from the comfort of your seat. These include the lighting, air-conditioning, the Viracon privacy glass, the Satellite Conference System, the Visualiser presentation system and all audio-visual equipment. You can be assured that you will be in complete control of your meeting.
• Bras Basah & Orchard Rooms
  Alongside the Executive Conference Center, are the Bras Basah and Orchard function rooms. Bras Basah room can seat up to 160 people and can be divided into 2 smaller meeting rooms, while Orchard room can seat up to 120 people and can be partitioned into 3 smaller rooms. Their ideal sizes and versatility make these rooms popular meeting and conference venues. Audio-visual equipment such as slide and film projectors, translation booths, computers as well as technical support are readily available and can be provided.
• Kopi Tiam
  Savor the full range of classic Local Favorites here at Kopi Tiam. Opening Hours are from 11.30am - 10.30pm and the restaurant is located at Level 2 of the hotel. Cuisine featured here are of Local/Singapore delights. The dress code at Kopi Tiam is Relaxed and Casual. Menu prices range between $10.00 - $20.00 per item. Signature items include Laksa. Kopi Tiam may be reached at Tel +65 431 6221.
• Stamford Cafe
  Rest and relax in this "al fresco" all-day dining restaurant. Opening Hours : Breakfast : 7am - 10am (Mon - Fri) 7am to 10.30am (Sat, Sun & Public Holiday); All Day Dining : 12.00pm to 10.00pm (Mon - Thu) 12.00pm to 11.00pm (Fri & Sat) 12.00pm to 8pm (Sun); Location : Level 2, Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore; Cuisine : Snacks & Sandwiches ; Meal Periods Served : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner; Dress Code : Casual; Menu Price Range : $7.50 - $14.90; Signature Items : Fish & Chips; Telephone Number : +65 431 6225
• Aligator Pear
  Sip on cool refreshing cocktails or tuck into deliciously prepared meals here at our al fresco poolside restaurant. Opening Hours : 7am - 3pm Weekdays, 7am - 6pm Weekends. Beverages available daily till 9.30pm; Location : Level 8, Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore; Cuisine : Beverages, Snacks, Healthy Meals; Meal Periods Served : Breakfast, Lunch; Dress Code : Casual; Menu Price Range : S$7.50 to $30.00; Signature Items : Salads, Grill Items, Pizza; Telephone Number : +65 431 5302
• Prego
  Be seen at Singapore's biggest and funkiest Italian restaurant and bar. Opening Hours : 11.30am - 12.30am daily; Location : Level 1, Raffles The Plaza, Singapore; Cuisine : Italian Meal Periods Served : Lunch, Snacks, Dinner & Supper Dress Code : Smart Casual Menu Price Range : $17.50 - $22.00 Signature Items : Prego Pizza, Lasagne, Saturday Antipasto Lunch Buffet, Sunday Champagne Brunch. Telephone Number : +65 431 5156
• Inagiku
  Offering the finest in authentic Japanese cuisine. Opening Hours : Lunch : 12pm - 2.30pm; Dinner : 6.30pm - 10.30pm; Location : Level 3, Raffles The Plaza, Singapore; Cuisine : Japanese; Meal Periods Served : Lunch, Dinner; Dress Code : Smart Casual; Menu Price Range : $35.00 - $150.00; Signature Items : Tempura, Teppanyaki; Telephone Number : +65 431 5305
• Szechuan Court
  Authenticity is the secret. Spices, ingredients and even our Chefs are flown in direct from the Szechuan province in China. Opening Hours : Lunch : 12pm - 2.30pm; Dinner : 6.30pm - 10.30pm; All-day Dining (Szechuan Kitchen) : 10am - 9.30pm (Sat & Sun); Location : Level 3, Raffles The Plaza, Singapore; Cuisine : Szechuan; Meal Periods Served : Lunch, Dinner & Szechuan Kitchen All-day (Sat & Sun); Dress Code : Smart Casual; Menu Price Range : $10.00 - $40.00; Signature Items : Hot & Sour Soup, Smoked Duck with Tea Leaves; Telephone Number : +65 431 5323
• Somerset's Bar
  Unwind at one of the longest bars in Singapore, renowned forits cocktails and live Jazz music. Opening Hours : 5pm - 2am daily; Happy Hours : 5pm - 8.30pm daily; Location : Level 3, Raffles The Plaza, Singapore; Cuisine : Drinks, Snacks; Dress Code : Casual; Menu Price Range : $7.00 - $19.80; Signature Items : Somerset's Sax Cocktail; Telephone Number : +65 431 5331