Singapore Hotels
- Overview
- Sights
- Restaurants
- Hotels
- Entertainment
- Shopping
- Travel Tips
- Features
- Fodor's Choice
- Deals
- Guidebooks
Guidebooks
Concorde Hotel Singapore
Fodor's Finds Hotels
Book NowConcorde Hotel Singapore Review
Once appropriately called the Glass Hotel, the Concorde has a glass canopy that curves down from the ninth story over the entrance, facing southeast for good fortune. Decorated in autumn hues, rooms are modern and have standard amenities. A stay on one of the three executive floors gets you complimentary breakfast and cocktails. For dining and entertainment there's a Chinese restaurant, which frequently has floor shows; the Melting Pot Café, serving international fare; and a lobby lounge with live music. The hotel lies just south of the Singapore River and west of the business district.
- Address: 317 Outram Rd., Havelock, Singapore, 238840 | Map It
- Phone: 6733 8855
- Website: singapore.concordehotelsresorts.com/
- Metro Tiong Bahru Plaza.
- Location: Havelock
Contact Information
- 511 rooms, 4 suites.
- Restaurant, bars, pool, tennis court, gym, laundry facilities, business center, parking.
- Rooms have: safe.
- Rate includes no meals.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Amenities
· Forums Trip Reports
-
Don't know how this will go, but since I really enjoy hearing about others' adventures, I will give it a try. Read more
-
Sat in the lounge waiting for my flight to Bangkok. Read more
·Cambodia Forum, Malaysia Forum, Singapore Forum, Thailand Forum
-
Hi everyone!
I am planning a 3 week trip with my boyfriend in February and it is LAST MINUTE! We are only able to take 3 weeks off from work so that's all we have to work with. We are in our mid 20s and Read more
· Travel Blog
-
Cruises,
Life-Changing Trips
With mid-cruise voyages to distant landlocked spots as well as uncommon ports of call closer to home, Read more
-
Travel Tip of the Day
Tipping’s prohibited at the airport and discouraged in hotels (except for bellboys, who generally... Read more
-
Travel Tip of the Day
These government-regulated food courts are clean and safe, and are a good way to eat what the locals do... Read more
