Gold-decorated hotel in Singapore

If you want to find a space that inspires art or learn about history but still enjoys shopping, you cannot miss hotels like Vagabond, Amoy or Wanderlust.

Boutique is a hotel line with its own unique style and not too large area but creates an impression on visitors from the beginning.

Vagabond - the ideal "creative camp" for artists

The ground floor of the hotel is called "Salon" which means a meeting place and can change the interior to organize exhibitions and talk shows for artists instead of a normal reception hall. Photo: Huong Chi

Vagabond is built on the framework of a 1950s heritage building by French designer Jacques Garcia, and is his first art deco hotel in Asia. Located on theSyed Alwi, the hotel is conveniently located next to Little India, Kampong Glam and just minutes away from Marina Bay and the bustling shopping district of Raffles Place.Mustafa Center.

As soon as you enter the door, you will be greeted by a cozy space with unique interior designs. The most prominent feature is the 6 gold-plated Bodhi trees imported from India, each leaf or branch is hand-hammered and attached. In addition to the reception desk, the ground floor of the hotel also has a bar, restaurant...

Vagabond also offers private programs for artists such as organizing events, exhibitions, talk shows, film screenings... The hotel's walls are always empty to hang or replace with new works. The price of a room per night here ranges from 4 - 10 million (depending on the time of booking and room type).

Amoy - a place to preserve ancient values

The hotel’s entrance is part of a temple that was once a place of worship for ancient Chinese fishermen. Today, the temple’s front yard and an ancient well are still preserved as a space for visitors to explore. Photo: Amoyhotel

Located on the roadTelok Ayer, once a coastal fishing village where the first Chinese immigrants settled and made a living, built a temple to pray for a safe journey before and after each trip. Today, the temple only has a gate, a courtyard and an ancient well.

The Amoy Hotel has preserved and renovated the area, and has placed a model of the old fishing village for visitors to better visualize. Not only is it the entrance to the hotel, this area is also known as Fuk Tak Chi - a small street museum that preserves the historical values ​​of immigrants from the 1800s.

Inside Amoy, there are rooms with beds designed exactly like the opium dens of ancient locals, giving guests a different experience.The hotel's location is also convenient for tourists who like shopping and sightseeing in Singapore because it only takes 10 minutes to walk to Clarke Quay, Boat Quay and Chinatown. Room rates per night range from 3 - 9 million (depending on booking time and room type).

Wanderlust - a place for wanderers

Each room on the second floor of Wanderlust uses a different color scheme, and each room has a theme song inspired by that color. For example, the blue room is called Blue Monday, a composition by the group New Order. Photo: Huong Chi

Renovated from a 1920s school in the colorful Little India neighborhood, Wanderlust Hotel attracts visitors right from its name. "Wanderlust" in English means a passion for travel, a desire to go far and explore new lands.

Hotel lobby includesreception desk,The restaurant and games are decorated eye-catchingly with a variety of different furniture. The next 3 floors of the hotel are designed by 3 units with completely different styles. The second floor is called "Eccentricity"Each room has a different color scheme. The third floor is called "Is it just Black and White?" and the rooms only use black and white. The fourth floor is called "Creature Comforts" with an additional attic and strange decorations that create a feeling of an unreal world.

Wanderlust creates a feeling of spaciousness suitable for both individual travelers and families with the addition of Jacuzzi (a small, pretty swimming pool and green lawn right on the hotel balcony). Located in the middle of Little India, guests staying at the hotel can easily find shopping spots or 10 minutes to Orchard Road - the busiest street in Singapore. Room rates per night range from 2.5 to 5 million VND (depending on booking time and room type).

According to VNE