Thetraveljunkie.org – If there’s a place that we love to come back to, that’s Singapore. A nearby, magical and colorful country. After a few days exploring Singapore and enjoying the heritage in Chinatown, we knew that our next destination would be perfect for us to relax in. After a 10 minute drive from Chinatown, we arrived at our hotel: Fraser Residence Orchard, Singapore.
Located in the heart of Singapore’s prime shopping district, this hotel is a wonderful place to start exploring all the nearby malls.
From the moment we arrived and we saw the residence, we realised it was special. We were clearly staying in a sanctuary amidst the pulsing city with big open spaces, flowers, plenty of greenery and lots of natural light. You could feel at peace in every corner. It had an idyllic feel.
We were lucky enough to stay in a two bedroom apartment with a balcony that had a wonderful view of the apartments. The interior was the perfect combination of colours.
We enjoyed the 24/7 fully-equipped gym, multiple outdoor pools, aqua gym, jet pool and steam rooms. If you have little ones, there is also a wading pool, a playground, and babysitting service available.
Book now, orchard.frasershospitality.com.
Stay tuned for more of our adventures in Singapore.
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