Capella Singapore Hotel | Top Secluded Hotel

Capella Singapore Hotel Capella Singapore Chinese Guest Privileges The hotel has Chinese-speaking staff, offers free WIFI, free bottled water, and a free kettle. Singapore's No.1 Luxury Deluxe Hotel Sentosa's No.1 Luxury Deluxe Hotel Sentosa's No.1 Local Style Hotel Singapore's No.1 Design Hotel Capella Singapore is located in the tropical rainforest of Sentosa Island, featuring three outdoor swimming pools and the award-winning Auriga spa. The hotel rooms are renovated by the famous architect Andre Fu, with modern design and custom furniture. The hotel is just a 15-minute walk from Universal Studios Singapore, VivoCity, and HarbourFront MRT station, and offers shuttle service to and from the area. Daily free newspapers are provided, including Chinese newspapers, up to five items of clothing can be ironed for free, and snacks and drinks are available all day for free. Guests can also enjoy free indoor refreshments, including juices, soft drinks, and bottled water. Auriga spa offers revitalizing treatments and massages using organic products. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi in their rooms and views of the sea or gardens. Free access to Sentosa Island is also provided. This is Capella Singapore Hotel. In terms of location, it avoids the bustling business district and opens up a holiday paradise on Sentosa Island. It is not the place you seek for urban luxury, but it can be a place to return to self-satisfaction and relaxation. After a low-key entrance, as you go uphill, a large area of lawns and trees spread out before you, and two white buildings with red roofs gradually appear. This is the Tanah Merah colonial-style architecture often encountered in Singapore travel (the term in Malay means 'red earth', corresponding to the red roof). If you join the hotel's heritage tour, the cultural tourism officer will take you to the connecting area built later between the two old buildings. Sir Norman Foster, a Pritzker Prize winner, oversaw the architectural design, extending from the old buildings very naturally into the new wing that seems to have traveled back from the future. Red and white echo each other, a song straight, a future a past. The atrium is like a garden, and when you walk through it, you have already blurred the boundaries of time. On the side facing the sea, the wall deliberately leaves vents, breathing freely, where people can stay, blow the wind, and enjoy the view, with simple naturalistic pleasures. The hotel places the front desk area on the first floor of the old building, which is very compact and where welcome drinks are provided during check-in. The second floor is Capella's favorite library, with a very tasteful collection of books, serving the function of an executive lounge, where you can enjoy excellent tea and pastries in the afternoon. The library's carpets, furniture, and objects reflect the intersection of Eastern and Western cultures, while some old photos on the walls remind you of the long past here. The design language in the hotel is presented in a calm and deep manner, slowly unfolding, without making you feel too forceful.