On my 6th visit to Singapore, I finally stayed at the Raffles!

I've been to Singapore many times but never set foot in the Raffles Hotel before. During the three days and nights at Raffles, I finally understood why people say that Raffles is a must-visit hotel in Singapore🌳⛲ Walking through Raffles day and night is like traveling through time, back to the Victorian era. Whether it's the afternoon when sunlight floods the corridors or an early morning downpour, the elegance and reasonableness are ever-present in this century-old building lush with plants. Enjoying a Singapore Sling at the Long Bar, savoring a British afternoon tea at the Tiffin Room, I seriously appreciated the good mornings and good nights of holiday time, along with the stories hidden in time. It's like living in another city, And also living amidst prosperity and romance. 🅘🅝🅕🅞 📸 Raffles Hotel is full of non-stop camera clicks and countless beautiful pictures that can't all be shared, giving the feeling of a photo shoot. Here are some great photo spots to share: ▫️ Walk through the courtyard vegetation to the opposite corridor ▫️ Second-floor staircase in the lobby ▫️ Courtyard botanical garden and blue fountain ▫️ Shoot from inside or outside the room through the glass for a full sense of story ▫️ The butterfly paper-cutting gallery in the yì by Jereme Leung restaurant ▫️ Window-side seats at the Long Bar 🍹 At the Long Bar, you can enjoy a Singapore Sling and casually throw peanut shells on the floor, a very interesting feature. I finally understand why even the chill Europeans and Americans who dislike queuing are willing to line up at the Long Bar. 🧖🏻‍♀️ The hotel's Spa includes hydrotherapy and sauna, enhancing the holiday vibe. 🦋 yì by Jereme Leung on the third floor of Raffles offers both taste and aesthetic appeal. ☕️ The Tiffin Room offers British afternoon tea, with stunningly beautiful porcelain. Choosing an outdoor seat allows you to be by the blue fountain.