Copthorne King's Hotel Singapore

Copthorne King's Hotel is ideally located in the city centre by the historical Singapore river with easy access to major expressways and the Mass Rapid Transit. Close to the business and exhibitions districts of Shenton Way, World Trade Centre / Suntec City and the shopping & entertainment circuit of Orchard Road, Chinatown, Clarke Quay, Boat Quay and Robertson Quay.

About Singapore

For a nation city of its size, Singapore or the ‘Lion City’ is remarkably cosmopolitan and vibrant. The city showcases a clever fusion of stunningly modern skyscrapers, beautifully landscaped parks and traditional Chinese culture.

Sentosa Island, the most popular Singapore attraction attracts nearly 4 million visitors every year. The island is a former military base and features a wide array of museums activities including South-East Asia's largest oceanarium, a nineteenth century British fort, a Butterfly Park and an Insectarium.

Formally the Raffles Museum, the National Museum features a fascinating collection featuring the region's diverse cultures and history while the nearby Art Gallery exhibits masterpieces from contemporary Asian artists. Haw Par Villa or the Tiger Balm Gardens a popular theme park of Chinese mythology has now been renamed as 'Dragon World' and features stunning multimedia displays and flume rollercoaster rides. Other popular Singapore attractions include, Thian Hock Keng Temple or the 'Temple of Heavenly Happiness', Jurong Bird Park and the Peranakan Place Museum.

Singapore’s biggest event is the Chinese New Year celebrated in January or February. The celebrations culminate with the Chingay procession featuring traditional colorful characters, dancing and music-making from the Chinese, Malay and Indian communities residing in Singapore.

The Singapore Symphony Orchestra, housed in the uniquely shaped Esplanade complex feature spectacular events regularly while the exciting Chinese operas or Wayangs are also performed in various venues in Singapore. Singapore’s streets and nightlife is an absolute melting pot of activity. The multicultural stores and walkways offer plenty of sights and sounds for the inquisitive traveler. Singapore also has a world-class reputation for excellence in dining with many restaurants and eateries lining its busy streets.

Clarke Quay

A former trading hub, the Clarke Quay of today offers visitors a vibrant and active entertainment venue. During the day time visitors can visit antique and second hand shops and sample a wide array of food and beverage options through the plentiful amount of restaurants. At night the focus of Clarke Quay shifts towards an active nightlife when its pubs and nightclubs come to life.

During the day visitors can engage in Singapore’s first extreme ride, ‘G-Max Reverse Bungy’. Like its name implies it involves being hurtled from the ground upwards in to the sky; a reverse bungee. Three people can be seated in the open air steel reinforced capsule which is then catapulted up to 60 M in to the air at speeds as high as 200kmph which makes for an exhilarating ride.

An ideal hotel for visiting this destination is the Copthorne King’s Hotel. Near Clarke Quay in Singapore, guests at this hotel can easily access this destination and others along the Singapore River.

Robertson Quay

Robertson Quay is the nightlife nexus of Singapore and has in recent years surpassed its rivals of Clarke and Boat Quay and is sometimes known as the ‘party capital of Singapore’. The area is home to a large number of nightclubs, bars and pubs. Each of these is uniquely styled in a different theme. Some have an oriental theme while others may have a chic or mysterious outlook.

In addition many of the clubs and pubs have free admission meaning that you can hop from one place to another all night long to keep the vibe of the night going strong. The two main clubs in Robertson Quay are DBL-O and Liquid Room both of which have been highly successful over the years in the highly competitive environment of Robertson Quay.

If partying isn’t what you’re looking for guests can still enjoy a leisurely walk in the evening and have a casual dinner or stop by at a pub with friends and family.

Visiting this hub of party life is extremely convenient from Copthorne King’s Hotel. Near Robertson Quay in Singapore, guests who stay at this hotel can also easily access Boat Quay and Clarke Quay.

Shenton Way

Shenton Way is a major trunk road and a major shopping destination in Singapore. The road has enjoyed its importance due to its location near the central business district of Singapore. The road is one of the busiest in Singapore and inherited its name from Sir Shenton Thomas who was the General Governor of Singapore in recognition of his service to the country.

Shops in the area are the best place to buy local brands as well as local handicrafts which can make for ideal souvenirs and gifts. The area is an exciting bazaar that is packed with jewelry, fabrics, electronics, and a lot more. In true bazaar fashion bargaining is a way of life at Shenton Way and shoppers should always do so before making any purchase.

A variety of high rises, skyscrapers and historical monuments are located on either side of Shenton Way providing more reasons to visit beyond the areas fabulous shopping opportunities.

As a Singapore hotel near Shenton Way the Copthorne Kings Singapore is an ideal choice for visiting shoppers as several other retail and business areas are also accessible from the hotel.

Shenton Way

Shenton Way is a major trunk road and a major shopping destination in Singapore. The road has enjoyed its importance due to its location near the central business district of Singapore. The road is one of the busiest in Singapore and inherited its name from Sir Shenton Thomas who was the General Governor of Singapore in recognition of his service to the country.

Shops in the area are the best place to buy local brands as well as local handicrafts which can make for ideal souvenirs and gifts. The area is an exciting bazaar that is packed with jewelry, fabrics, electronics, and a lot more. In true bazaar fashion bargaining is a way of life at Shenton Way and shoppers should always do so before making any purchase.

A variety of high rises, skyscrapers and historical monuments are located on either side of Shenton Way providing more reasons to visit beyond the areas fabulous shopping opportunities.

As a Singapore hotel near Shenton Way the Copthorne Kings Singapore is an ideal choice for visiting shoppers as several other retail and business areas are also accessible from the hotel.

Suntec City

An impressive structure, the five towers of Suntec City are built around the centerpiece that is known as the Fountain of Wealth. The complex serves a variety of purposes and houses a mall, a landmark fountain and a convention centre.

The Suntec City Mall is currently the second largest shopping centre in Singapore and is divided in to 4 sections which are each based on a theme. The four sections Elegant Galleria, Fountain Terrace, The Tropics and the Entertainment Centre are spread out over the enormous 888,000 sq ft of shopping space. The Elegant Galleria and The Tropics areas offer different types of goods ranging from branded goods, designer wear, home furnishing, and sports goods. The Fountain Terrace offers a selection of local and international restaurants while the Entertainment Complex features a giant French Restaurant and a cinema.

The Fountain of Wealth at the centre of Suntec City was labeled as the World’s Largest Fountain in the 1998 Guinness Book of World Records and is raised off the ground on four 13.8 m bronze legs which bring the structure to an impressive height. Every evening, guests who dine in the area can view a spectacular laser show against the wall of water generated from the fountain.

Visitors to Singapore looking for an extraordinary multi purpose venue should not pass up the opportunity to visit Suntec City. Hotels such as the Copthorne King’s Hotel provide ideal accommodation for visiting this fantastic multi purpose venue. Should you be travelling on business, a hotel near Suntec City Convention Centre will allow you to visit Suntec City for business and leisure with ease.

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