The Scarlet Singapore Hotel: Located near Chinatown, it features distinctive decorations

The Scarlet Hotel is a small boutique hotel with a Southeast Asian traditional architectural style and decor. It has a limited number of rooms, but the decoration is quite impressive. There is a gym and spa available. Although it is not as well-known as the novel 'Gone with the Wind', its author, the lead actors, or the film company, nor as famous as the lead actors and director of 'Lost in Translation', this hotel can indeed be considered a high-end boutique hotel with exquisite decorations. The interior decor has a mix of Southeast Asian and Indian styles. The location is excellent, close to the Chinatown area of Singapore, which is a traditional Chinese settlement made up of several roads and streets. It was once the busiest commercial area in Singapore, and although it no longer holds that title, it has developed into a dining and shopping district with a variety of ethnic restaurants and other shops, still one of the hotspots for tourism and shopping in Singapore. While Singapore itself is a large Chinese settlement in Southeast Asia, Chinatown still has many traditional Chinese shops with a wide variety of goods, such as the well-known Yue Hwa Chinese Products Emporium in both Hong Kong and Singapore. Just as if you want to buy Indian goods in Singapore, you can find Indian-run shops in many areas, but if you go to the Little India district, you might be able to shop faster, save time, and have a wider selection of Indian goods to choose from.