Amara Singapore , Singapore

Amara Singapore (7 July 2011)


Amara Singapore (GPS: 1.27511, 103.84365) is a 4-star hotel in downtown Singapore. Located on Tanjong Pagar Road, it offers 384 guest rooms. Room types include Deluxe Room, Executive Room, Premium Executive Room, Club Room, Club Suite, One-Bedroom Apartment and Two-Bedroom Apartment.

Facilities at Amara Singapore include swimming pool, 24-hour gym, spa and lifestyle mall. The hotel has 8 dining outlets namely the all-day dining restaurant Element, the Chinese restaurant Silk Road, the Thai restaurant Thanying, the cafe serving traditional and local fare Café Oriental, the bar Element On Tras Street, the open-concept cafe Tea Room, the award-winning grill Bar-roque and the cocktail bar Jigger & Pony.

Public Transport in the vicinity of Amara Singapore

The nearest bus stop is on Tg Pagar Rd. It is served by bus 80 and 145. On foot, Amara Singapore is 200 meters from Tanjong Pagar MRT Station (EW15).

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