Working from home, as we know, is not only the best option for epidemic avoidance, but it also lays the groundwork for a new post-pandemic working trend known as “workation.” Let’s have a look at three great places in Singapore for business folks on a “workation” trip.
Photo: The Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore
“Work is very important; exploring new lands is equally important”; so, the workation approach of both working and traveling is expected to become a long-term trend.
Workation is a combination for “work” and “vacation.” Work and vacation, which appear to contradict each other, might previously generate uneasiness for many people since they blur the border between work and relaxation. Singapore, dubbed the “diamond of Southeast Asia,” is one of the most appealing paradises, appealing to those seeking a connecting workspace while traveling. According to Wanderlust Tips USA, here is a list of three high-class hotels in Singapore that are perfect for “workation” travelers.
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore is well-known for its panoramic views from its large bedrooms and suites, as well as the award-winning hospitality that has become synonymous with the Ritz-Carlton brand. It is located in the heart of Marina Bay.
The 5-star luxury hotel welcomes guests with an auspicious balance of energy, adhering to the Feng Shui theory. Almost 10,000 square meters of chromafusion glass with a mother-of-pearl filter are coupled with light wood in the interior glass paneling to create a light and expansive environment to energize the senses. The hotel has one of Southeast Asia’s largest modern art collections, with 4,200 items by David Hockney, Andy Warhol, Dale Chihuly, Frank Stella, and Zhu Wei.
Photo: The Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore
Colony, which takes visitors on a gourmet trip across Singapore’s traditional cuisines, and Summer Pavilion, which has one Michelin star for authentic Cantonese food, are two of the signature restaurants here. There is a Club Lounge on level 32 where guests can enjoy five daily culinary presentations, all-day Champagne, and personalized butler service.
Furthermore, the award-winning Ritz-Carlton Spa, one of the hotel’s most relaxing services, offers exclusive La Mer facials and ESPA body treatments, while the hotel’s octagonal bathroom windows offer one of the most hedonistic delights: a butler-drawn bath set against the stunning city skyline.
Address: Marina Bay, 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039799
Photo: The Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore
Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay
Merchant Court at Clarke Quay is well-known as Singapore’s urban resort, distinguished by its living traditions, embrace of innovation, and delivery of quality services from the heart.
When you enter a luxury resort, you have a better opportunity of enjoying both the cosmopolitan city and the tranquillity of a resort-style hideaway. With 476 elegant guest rooms and suites, travellers may immerse themselves in natural light and appreciate the modern décor while staying at home, not to mention the tranquil view of the Singapore River.
Photo: Paradox Singapore Merchant Court
The Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay, located immediately near the Clarke Quay MRT station, is a stone’s throw away from the fashionable and dynamic entertainment and dining districts of Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, as well as the financial core of Raffles Place.
As a businessperson, the stunning view of the Singapore River will provide you with additional sources of work inspiration. In addition, the famed Ellenborough Market Café is a terrific place to taste new flavors, and the 24-hour fitness facility, free-form swimming pool, and wellness spa will keep you busy while on the road. Whether for business or pleasure, enjoy the elegance, relaxation, and genuine service in the heart of Singapore.
Address: 20 Merchant Road, Singapore 058281
Photo: Paradox Singapore Merchant Court
The Clan Hotel Singapore by Far East Hospitality
The Clan Hotel Singapore has been compared as a luxury bookstore, where tourists may immerse themselves in nostalgic stories while still enjoying sophisticated amenities.
Meaningful travels first appeared in that dot neighborhood, when Singapore’s forebears assisted Chinese settlers in making this area their own. The story continues at The Clan Hotel, where you can count on it to feed, thrill, and inspire you as you construct your own. Behind the interesting chrome façade, the calming, stylish chambers will make you feel right at home. Elegant embellishments that pay homage to the pioneering past and use old textures in shockingly new ways will catch your eye.
Photo: The Clan Hotel Singapore
As you are aware, Chinese culture has developed in Singapore in ways that other cultures across the world have not. Singapore is a small Southeast Asian country with a diverse ethnic population, with Chinese forming only a small proportion of the total population. In Singapore, however, the Chinese are the majority, coexisting with a substantial minority of non-Chinese residents. At the Clan Hotel Singapore’s programs and sharing time, you may learn about the evolution of Chinese culture in Singapore and what it means to be a Chinese Singaporean today.
Address: 10 Cross St., Singapore 048417
Photo: The Clan Hotel Singapore