The warehouse hotel you must experience in Singapore to experience the historical context and modern design

#SingaporeHotel There is a hotel in Singapore called The Warehouse Hotel that I really like. I really like the combination of Chinese or Nanyang architectural decoration style. It feels like I am a local wearing cotton and linen clothes, rocking on a rattan chair for an afternoon that is boring but fresh and lovely and full of plant fragrance. —⛩Name & Location 📍The name is: The Warehouse Hotel, the Chinese name is Warehouse Hotel/Reservoir Hotel, the address is 320 Havelock Rd, Singapore 169628, it is accessible by various transportation methods and the geographical location is very convenient. —⛩Hotel Features The Warehouse Hotel stands on the banks of the Singapore River. The building itself is an architectural heritage. During the heyday of the Malacca Straits trade, the hotel was formerly a warehouse in the center of the spice trade in Singapore. As history progressed, by 1896, the warehouse had become a popular discotheque. The old warehouse of the past has now transformed into a boutique design hotel. The hotel has created a stylish and mysterious space that harkens back to life during the heyday of Singapore’s spice trade. The decor and furniture combine Singapore’s past with modernity, giving it an industrial yet homely feel. Many rooms have high ceilings. In order to better preserve the iconic hip roof and brick walls of the original building, the hotel's room design makes full use of the original building layout, so each room is different. The lobby bar and reception are ideal places to relax and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. At the same time, the rooftop infinity pool overlooking the river is a calm space where people can get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. —⛩Check-in time: Check-in time 14:00; Check-out time 12:00 —📎About The Warehouse Hotel ⛩: Breakfast is served at the hotel [PO Restaurant]. There are not many choices, but the food is very exquisite. In addition to traditional English breakfast, there are also Southeast Asian specialties. I especially recommend their Bak Kut Teh, which is paired with black fried dough sticks and tastes great.