Citadines Raffles Place Singapore, nestled in the core of the central business district, is your gateway to a seamless blend of business and leisure. Directly connected to Raffles Place MRT interchange and just a short stroll from Telok Ayer MRT Station, this serviced apartment provides quick and convenient access to the entire island.
Situated within the iconic CapitaSpring, the heart of the financial district with a history dating back to Singapore’s founding in 1819, Citadines Raffles Place is surrounded by the buzz of commercial activities. It sits on the site of the old Golden Shoe/ Market Street Food Food Centre. Amazingly, the food centre is conserved and retained whole in this new integrated development.
The award-winning tall building is designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, in collaboration with reputed home-grown global architecture firm, RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd and Carlo Ratti Associati.
A five-minute walk leads you to the vibrant Boat Quay, offering a plethora of food, beverage, and entertainment options. Additionally, the neighborhood of Telok Ayer and Amoy Street features chic fitness studios, indie restaurants, cafes, and edgy cocktail bars. A short stroll around Citadines Raffle Place can bring you to the National Gallery, Raffles City shopping mall, among other iconic attractions.
We had dinner at contemporary western bar-bistro, Dallas Restaurant & Bar during our stay, a short 5-minute walk from CapitaSpring with a riverfront view.
Ideal for both business and leisure travelers, Citadines Raffles Place offers eight accommodation options, including Studios, One- and Two-Bedroom suites, and lofts. Each unit is equipped with versatile furniture pieces, converting spaces seamlessly from work to rest settings.
Local artists have also contributed unique works specially commissioned for the serviced apartment. One such example would be the sprawling showcase piece right above the lobby reception:
As part of their guests engagement programmes across all Citadines properties, the are a range of lifestyle activities that guests can partake in and make friends or learn something new or fun.
activ∞: Indulge in a range of amenities, including a pool, fitness zone, and a fitness park with an outdoor running track and fitness corner. The curated activ∞ program jumpstarts city living, highlighting key places to explore within the neighborhood.
For The Love of Coffee: This program uncovers the best coffee finds in the neighborhood, inviting residents to strike up conversations at the self-service coffee kiosk over a cuppa with like-minded individuals.
During our stay, we got to experience a perfume-making workshop conducted by experts from Vcube Scenting:
After a hectic day of wheeling and dealing, Citadines Raffles Place serviced accommodation in Singapore offers a warm welcome with its soothing colour palette and contemporary chic style. The serviced apartment houses 299 apartments made up of eight different types, split into the four subcategories of Studio, One-Bedroom, Two-Bedroom and Loft.
Most apartments come equipped with a kitchen, work station, rain shower and floor-to-ceiling windows. The larger apartments have a generously sized living room and dining area. The Lofts also have a landscaped outdoor terrace for guests to immerse in nature.
Whether you are on a short visit or an extended stay, Citadines Raffles Place Singapore is your tranquil haven in the bustling city, providing a balanced lifestyle and active exploration of the vibrant surroundings.
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