Hilton Singapore Orchard

Hilton Singapore Orchard, Singapore (27 July 2017)


Hilton Singapore Orchard (GPS: 1.30188, 103.83637), formerly known as Mandarin Orchard Singapore, is a 5-star hotel along Orchard Road in Singapore. It occupies the city block bordered by Orchard Link and Grange Road. The hotel was renamed to Hilton Singapore Orchard on 24 February 2022.

The original block of Hilton Singapore Orchard was completed in 1971. It was 36 storeys tall. Then in 1973, the second block was completed. With a height of 40 storey, this second block was the tallest building in Singapore at that time. The hotel has 1,051 rooms and 32 suites. At its podium is a shopping mall called Mandarin Gallery, with a number of branded outlets.

Hilton Singapore Orchard was managed by Meritus Hotels & Resorts. The hotel facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and tennis courts. Room types include Deluxe Room, Superior Deluxe Room, Premier Room and Family Room. For Meritus club members, there are the Meritus Club Room and Meritus Club Premier Room. The hotel also offers three types of suites, namely the Executive Suite, Regency Suite and Presidential Suite.

Hilton Singapore Orchard has five restaurants, excluding those at Mandarin Gallery. They are Shisen Hanten by Chen Kentaro, Chatterbox, Triple Tree, Bar on 5 and Coffee & Crust. The hotel has 25,000 square feet of function rooms for conventions and meetings. There are three ballrooms namely the Grand Mandarin Ballroom, Imperial Ballroom and Grange Ballroom. In addition to that, there are over ten different function rooms of various sizes.

Hilton Singapore Orchard, Singapore (27 July 2017)


Hilton Singapore Orchard, Singapore (27 July 2017)


Hilton Singapore Orchard (1 August 2017)

Hilton Singapore Orchard is on the Map of Orchard Road, Singapore

Within Walking Distance of Hilton Singapore Orchard

Staying at Hilton Singapore Orchard puts you in the heart of the island nation's main shopping district. You will find shopping malls back to back.

Nearest Public Transport to Hilton Singapore Orchard

MRT
The nearest MRT Station is the Somerset MRT Station serving the North-South Line (NS23). Bus
There is a bus stop right across Orchard Road from Hilton Singapore Orchard. It is served by bus 36, 77, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 174e, 190, 518, 518A and 587.

Address

Hilton Singapore Orchard
333 Orchard Road
Singapore 238897
Phone: +65 6732 1565

Getting to Hilton Singapore Orchard

Upon arrival at the airport, you can reach Hilton Singapore Orchard by taking the hotel limousine (contact concierge.orchard@meritushotels.com), taxi airport shuttle bus, MRT or public bus. The rates for hotel limousine ranges from S$110 to S$175, depending on type of vehicle, from Mercedes E200/BMW 5 Series to 44-seater coach.

Hilton Singapore Orchard on Google Street View

Hilton Singapore Orchard (Jul 2016)

Hilton Singapore Orchard in the past

The following photographs are courtesy of Mr Koichiro Hosoi, the architect who was involved in designing the Hilton Singapore Orchard back in 1971.

Mandarin Hotel during its construction. Even then, Orchard Road was already congested.
© Koichiro Hosoi

Newly completed first block of Mandarin Hotel in 1971
© Koichiro Hosoi

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