For those who would like to spend their weekend in Singapore especially in the old part of town, we have an attractive yet friendly hotel for you to stay. Located in the center of financial district bordering on Chinatown, where cars and pedestrians jostle one another in a mad rush, this 37 room boutique hotel spread out over several old shop houses in November 2013. Naming it for the city state’s Fukienese people, who hailed from Amoy, China, the Far East Hospitality Group wove in Chinese-themed detailing throughout the hotel. Rooms are named with Fukienese surnames like Chen and Huang while the employees do traditional Chinese cheongsams. Most lovely, though, may be the experience of looking out your window to gaze upon an old temple awash in a morning storm.
For you short information, this Far East Square located hotel was once the site where Chinese immigrants arrived by boat to seek a better life in the far east. The hotel itself is in a converted temple in a street full of character with beautiful old temples and buildings. The entrance has an open tiled roof and is filled with antiques from the Fuk Tai Chi Museum. Attached to the hotel is a street arcade full of food shops and restaurants, and the Telok Ayer MRT is just across the road. The rooms are all decorated differently with a Chinese theme, and everything is thought of including a mini bar. For those who are willing to stay at the Amoy Hotel, standard rooms start at 238 Singapore dollars. Feel free to click all of the links above.