Whether you are in the mood for a hearty and comforting meal or a relaxing afternoon tea over yummy dessert and a cup of aromatic coffee, The Marmalade Pantry has lots of options and you are always guaranteed to have a great time here.

Founded in 1999, homegrown bistro The Marmalade Pantry has firmly established itself as one of the best lifestyle restaurants in Singapore.

Good news for the folks staying in the west of Singapore, The Marmalade Pantry is opening a new outlet at Anchorpoint Shopping Centre and it is scheduled to open its doors to customers on 7 May 2023.

The restaurant offers a combination of the classic dishes that The Marmalade Pantry is known for, as well as exclusive menu items that are only available at the new outlet.

Located on the Central Atrium at level 1 of Anchorpoint Shopping Centre in Alexandra neighbourhood, The Marmalade Pantry Anchorpoint has a serene space adorned with elegant forest green decor and complemented by wooden accents and abundant greenery. Guests can choose to gather at the cozy 28-seat indoor café or enjoy the ambiance of the 38-seat outdoor area, which is still within the mall’s premises.

Here are some of the exclusive dishes that you can try at The Marmalade Pantry Anchorpoint for a limited time until 31 August 2023:

Crispy Artichokes with Tangy Lemon Ricotta (S$20++)

An excellent appetiser to begin your meal with, the Crispy Artichokes with Tangy Lemon Ricotta consists of small portions of artichokes coated in polenta and deep-fried to achieve a delightful crunch.

Black Pepper Seafood Spaghetti (S$29++)

From Mac & Cheese, to our favourite Seared Scallop & Prawn and their famous Spicy Crabmeat, The Marmalade Pantry has many awesome pasta options which are mainstays on their menu and you can enjoy them at the new Anchorpoint outlet. These evergreen dishes have been perfected over time and favoured by both regulars and new diners alike.

Singaporeans love black pep per seafood dishes, and we are sure the new Black Pepper Seafood Spaghetti—with tiger prawns and squid tossed with al dente spaghetti in a black pepper sauce—will become a crowd-favourite dish.

Duck Ragu Pappardelle (S$30++)

Another pasta dish which is great for sharing or as standalone meal, the Duck Ragu Pappardelle features thick pappardelle ribbons generously coated with succulent balsamic glazed duck that is sure to tantalize the taste buds.

Pork Cheek and Carrot Puree (S$28++)

Don’t miss out on the mouth-watering braised pork cheeks, paired with smoky charred roasted cabbage, and a tamarind and ginger carrot puree, that are sure to satisfy your taste buds.

Honeycomb Poached Pear (S$16++)

The Marmalade Pantry has taken a classic poached pear dessert to the next level by delicately poaching it in a fragrant ginger flower syrup. The tender and succulent pear is then combined with smooth whipped mascarpone and honeycomb.

To celebrate the opening of the new outlet, The Marmalade Pantry has curated a line-up of exclusive promotions to enjoy by paying with Mastercard®.

From 7 to 31 May 2023 (excluding 13 & 14 May), make the most of a 1-for-1 offer on the Floral Bliss Afternoon Tea Set (S$78++ for two persons). Do note that 24-hour advance reservation is required and it is only valid for groups of 4 persons.

From 7 May to 6 Aug 2023, spend a minimum of S$50* to take home TMP Scones & Jam gift set, featuring the newly launched House-made Berry Blossom and Ginger Yuzu Marmalade in a bundle with four scones. *TMP Scones & Jam gift set is limited to the first 500 customers who pay with Mastercard®.

Anchorpoint (New Outlet)
Level One (Central Atrium), Anchorpoint Shopping Centre
370 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159953
Opening hours: 11.00am – 10.00pm

This post was brought to you by The Marmalade Pantry.

Alexandra Road spans approximately 4.5 kilometres and several train stations—namely Redhill, Queenstown and Labrador Park—are close to this stretch of road. Most Singaporeans travel to this neighbourhood to purchase furniture, buy sports shoes, service their cars, but venture further and you will discover a treasure trove of old and new dining destinations.

From Keng Eng Kee Seafood, Love Confectionery, Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh, The Bakehouse by Carpenter and Cook to Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee, here is our Alexandra Neighbourhood Food Guide—16 Cafes, Hawkers & Restaurants You Should Dine At.

AQUA LUNA

Located on the 7th storey of Park Hotel Alexandra, Aqua Luna is a stunning open-concept bar which offers an alternative view of the Queenstown precinct. An infinity swimming pool is located right beside this bar and boasts a gourmet menu of bar nosh and interesting cocktails.

Level 7 Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159972
Tel: +65 6828 8885
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 11pm
Fri and Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

CREAMIER

Creamier is renowned for their handcrafted ice cream and popular flavours include Earl Grey Lavender, Peanut Butter Jelly and Thai Milk Tea. Their flagship store is located in Toa Payoh but Creamier has since opened a second outlet in Gillman Barracks.

Gillman Barracks
5A Lock Road
Singapore 108927
Tel: +65 6262 1087
Closed on Mondays
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 10pm
Fri and Sat: 12pm – 11pm
Nearest MRT Station: Labrador Park

GEOMETRY

Artisanal ice cream parlour Geometry is located right beside ABC Brickworks Market & Food Centre. The shop is simple yet intimate; think geometric-inspired lamps, potted plants and wooden benches. From Dark Chocolate Truffle to Earl Grey Tie Guan Yin, all handcrafted ice cream are free from artificial ingredients and preservatives.

2 Jalan Bukit Merah
#01-5142
Singapore 150002
Tel: +65 6255 6366
Sun, Mon to Thu: 12pm – 9.30pm
Fri and Sat: 12pm – 11pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

IKEA RESTAURANT & CAFE

IKEA is where everyone goes for furniture shopping, but it is also a dining destination itself. In fact, the eatery is packed on a daily basis. The menu remains largely unchanged over the years and we are sure everyone has tried their signature Swedish Meatballs and Fried Chicken Wings.

317 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159965
Tel: +65 6786 6868
Daily: 8am – 10pm (last order: 9.30pm)
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

JANGGUT LAKSA

Janggut Laksa at Queensway Shopping Centre is known for its signature Katong Laksa. But the eatery’s Curry Chicken Rice is also equally impressive.

1 Queensway, #1-59
Queensway Shopping Centre
Singapore 149053
Tel: +65 9622 1045
Daily: 11am – 9pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

KENG ENG KEE SEAFOOD

Keng Eng Kee is a tze char restuarant tucked away in the heartlands of Bukit Merah. The seafood restaurant is exceptionally popular and it is best to come here in a group so you can savour several dishes. Pick the Moonlight Hor Fun if you can only choose one dish!

124 Bukit Merah Lane 1
#01-136
Singapore 150124
Tel: +65 6272 1038
Daily: 12pm – 2.30pm, 5pm – 10pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

LOVE CONFECTIONERY

Love Confectionery has been a perennial favourite amongst Singaporeans since their childhood days for its buttercream cakes and homemade spreads. Their baked goodies are so highly sought after that orders have to be taken way in advance for Chinese New Year.

Block 122 #01-60
Bukit Merah Lane 1
Singapore 150122
Tel: +65 6278 2385
Daily: 12pm – 10pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

PORTICO HOST

Modern European restaurant Portico Host is homely and inviting; a romantic venue that you would want to take your date to. You can choose to dine indoors or at the al fresco area. Do make it a point to try their Pan-seared Pulau Ubin Sea Bass (S$28++).

991B Alexandra Road, #01-10
Singapore 119970
Closed on Sundays
Mon to Sat: 11.30am – 3pm, 5.30pm – 11.30pm
Nearest MRT Station: Labrador Park

QUEENSWAY LAU TAN TUTU KEH

Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh has been around since 1949 and the household brand till date still serves what it is best known for: Tutu Kuehs. While there are currently four outlets across the sunny island, nothing beats having the real deal at where it all started!

1 Queensway, #02-47
Queensway Shopping Centre
Singapore 149053
Tel: +65 9817 4793
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

THE BAKEHOUSE BY CARPENTER AND COOK

The Bakehouse is owned by the same trio behind Carpenter and Cook. Each of these three girls possesses a different niche. The trio combined their interests and skills and the end result is a charming wonderland which serves coffees and cakes. The Bakehouse is their second business venture and we dare say—a successful one!

321 Alexandra Road #01-14
Alexandra Central Mall
Singapore 159971
Tel: +65 6250 0040
Daily: 8.30am – 10pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

THE CARVERY

The Carvery—located in Park Hotel Alexandra—is a dream come true for all meat lovers. Roasts and meats are on a rotational basis at this buffet restaurant and other dishes to look forward to include traditional wood-fired pizzas.

Level 7, Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159972
Tel: +65 6828 8880
Daily: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

THE COFFEE BELT

Most of us have the misconception that fancy hotels serve crappy coffee. While that used to be the case, we are convinced that things are no longer the same after visiting The Coffee Belt. The Coffee Belt serves aromatic coffees – prepared with Common Man Coffee Roasters’ premium 22 Martin blend – and a curated selection of snacks.

Lobby Level
Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159972
Tel: +65 6828 8888
Daily: 7am – 8pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown / Redhill

TIONG HOE SPECIALTY COFFEE

Tiong Hoe Gim Kee Trading Co is a reputable pioneer in Singapore’s competitive coffee industry. Its founder, Mr Tan Tiong Hoe, has more than half a century worth of experience in roasting coffee beans.

In 2014, the family-run business opened Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee at Stirling Road in Queenstown HDB Estate and has since then raised the bar of specialty coffee in Singapore.

170 Stirling Road
Singapore 140170
Tel: +65 6473 1133
Mon to Fri: 8.30am – 5.30pm
Sat and Sun: 9am – 4pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown

MR AVOCADO

Mr Avocado is situated within Alexandra Village Food Centre and has won itself a legion of fans with its Avocado Milkshake. The beverage consists of blended avocado and gula melaka syrup—a creamy drink that we find incredibly addictive.

120 Bukit Merah Lane 1, #01-19
Alexandra Village Food Centre
Singapore 150120
Tel: +65 9663 1648
Mon: 11am – 9pm
Tue to Sun: 11am – 7pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown

SALUTE COFFEE SHOP

Salute Coffee Shop is no ordinary coffee shop. Instead, you can expect tenants serving western classic dishes, which explains why this place has gained a nickname ‘ang moh kopitiam’. Indulge in Jack Ripper’s burgers, Stew Kuche’s German pork knuckle and Two Wings’ fried chicken wings.

119 Bukit Merah Lane 1
#01-40
Singapore 151119
Closed on Mondays
Tue to Sun: 11am – 10pm
Nearest MRT Station: Queenstown

THE NAKED FINN

The Naked Finn is an inconspicuous restaurant hidden within Gillman Barracks. The laidback ambience and delicious food makes it worth driving (or cabbing) for. Not sure what to order? Well, you won’t go wrong with their scrumptious Lobster Roll!

39 Malan Road
Gillman Barracks
Singapore 109442
Tel: +65 6694 0807
Closed on Sundays
Mon to Thu: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
Fri and Sat: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Nearest MRT Station: Labrador Park

Most of us have long formed the impression that hotels, however fancy, tend to serve crappy coffee. But it seems like things are beginning to change for the better in Singapore.

We have never come across a more legit specialty coffee shop than this surprise - The Coffee Belt at Park Hotel Alexandra. It is every bit a coffee lover’s dream.

Open daily till 8pm, the third-wave coffee establishment is a wonderful place to catch up with friends over a good and strong cuppa, or to simply unwind into some me-time in the late afternoons.

The Coffee Belt serves topnotch caffeinated beverages – prepared with Common Man Coffee Roasters’ premium 22 Martin blend – and a curated selection of snacks. Takeouts are available upon request, too.

With over 25 different flavours and types of drinks, The Coffee Belt’s comprehensive menu will cover everyone’s differing preferences. We’ve been there several times, and are still discovering new favourites!

From the all-time favourite Aussie flat white (S$6.50), Chai Tea Latte (short – S$6.50, tall – S$7) to sinfully rich Iced Blended Coffee Frappe (short – S$6.50, tall – S$7), there is a drink for every mood.

Daily brews are made lovingly with the extremely popular double-origin 22 Martin Blend, where the beans are sourced from both Alice Estate, Brazil and Veer Attikan, India. Customers can anticipate a fragrant, heavy-bodied coffee with a distinct dark chocolatey aftertaste.

See those bottles in the background? They are actually sugar syrup! Love these little thoughts that are put in to surprise guests.

If you are feeling peckish, know that a handful of bite-size grubs such as Muffin Of The Day (S$4.50) and Plain Croissant (S$3.50) are up for grabs at The Coffee Belt too.

We are beyond thrilled that excellent Australian-standard coffees are finally emerging in deluxe hotels. Hopefully in time to come, other hotels will soon follow suit!

But for now, The Coffee Belt will be our frequent haunt. We love the quietness and simplicity of the space, and it sure is a refreshing change from the busy coffee houses in town and in the neighbourhoods!

The Coffee Belt
Lobby Level
Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159972
Tel: +65 6828 8888
Daily: 7am – 8pm
Nearest Station: Queenstown / Redhill

Singapore is made up of many small neighbourhoods, each bearing its own charm and treasures. Being born as and growing up as Singaporeans who reside in the West, the Alexandra neighbourhood is particularly close to our hearts.

We speak for many when we say Alexandra has so much to offer for that quintessential Singaporean experience. Today, Singapore may be a prosperous first world country, a financial hub, a trading port, a tourism destination – but all of these cannot hold a candle to the simplest of joys and bittersweet nostalgia we get from the places, food, and activities that we grew up knowing.

For one, Alexandra brings much comfort to our souls and while we welcome the new that keeps coming in, the neighbourhood remains one that we will always love.

From the olds of Alexandra Village Food Centre and Queensway Shopping Centre to the news of HortPark and Park Hotel Alexandra, here’s our guide to Alexandra – 13 Things To See, Do, Eat And Love about the charming neighbourhood.

#1 ALEXANDRA VILLAGE FOOD CENTRE

The hawker culture is a big part of Singapore, and it is a lifestyle that we are always proud to share. There are no lack of hawker centres in Singapore, and though the ones that are often in the limelight do not include Alexandra Village Food Centre – or AV for short – there is really a lot to love here.

AV operates throughout the day, and you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner here. Popular finds include BBQ Seafood, Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice, Claypot Laksa, and Avocado Milkshake. You might find the last two very endearing, and they sure are. We will talk more about them in a while.

#2 ANCHORPOINT FACTORY OUTLET

If you do not already know, Anchorpoint – the shopping mall right across Ikea – is actually a factory outlet. In other words, a sale takes place 365 days a year! It is a rather mixed mall so you pretty much have everything covered.

Residents and visitors alike enjoy the discounts and slashed price all year round. Brands who have boutiques in this mall includes Charles & Keith, Typo, and Cotton On.

#3 AQUA LUNA – A SWANKY OPEN-CONCEPT BAR BY THE INFINITY POOL

It isn’t our first time professing our love for new rooftop bar, Aqua Luna, neither would this be our last. Sitting within Park Hotel Alexandra, Aqua Luna is like a gastrobar in the outdoors that offers a splendid view.

Catch the sunset while admiring Alexandra from a different perspective, and munch on bar grubs and mains – all at the less-than-crowded Aqua Luna.

#4 HORTPARK – A 22-ACRE PARK CONNECTOR

Dubbed as the first gardening lifestyle hub in Asia, HortPark is a 22-acre park connector that is situated within The Southern Ridges. There is a 10km long trail that is great for a leisure hike. Nature lovers would surely love it here.

#5 IKEA – FURNITURE SHOPPING

Because you need not have a new home to shop for furniture. We are sure many of you agree when we say a day spent randomly strolling in Ikea is our idea of fun. There is something therapeutic about walking through the different “rooms” and set-ups, and of course, we need to satisfy our craving for Swedish meat balls before we leave.

#6 KENG ENG KEE SEAFOOD RESTAURANT FOR ITS MOONLIGHT HOR FUN

Possibly one of the most famous old-school restaurants in the West, Keng Eng Kee (KEK) is your typical “tze char” restaurant, but their popularity over the decades have brought about expansion to the business, and today, KEK is a big scale restaurant that occupies two units, on top of its resident tables in the coffee shop.

Our all-time favourites are the Moonlight Hor Fun, Claypot Pig Liver, and Salted Egg Yolk Crab.

#7 BATTLE OF THE BEST LAKSA 

No, Katong is not the place to go for Laksa. Alexandra is. Because the three best ones in Singapore are all concentrated in this neighbourhood.

You have Zhen Shan Mei Claypot Laksa, 328 Katong Laksa, and Janggut Laksa all in one area. What more can you ask for in life, really?

#8 OLD SCHOOL FURNITURE SHOPS

You can hardly find such old school furniture shops in Singapore anymore. Think rattan chairs, wooden tables, and all that our grandparents used to seek comfort in. Alexandra sure invokes a sense of nostalgia every time we are in the hood; even more so when we walk past these shops.

#9 PARK HOTEL ALEXANDRA – A MODERN HOTEL WITH INFINITY POOL, PREMIUM ROAST BUFFET RESTAURANT AND SWANKY BAR

The addition of Park Hotel Alexandra, the first hotel within the district, will change the facade of the neighbourhood forever, but we are embracing this change. Complete with an infinity pool that overlooks the green belt of the Southern Ridges, a premium roast buffet, one of the most gorgeous bars in Singapore and a stylish coffee place all within the premise, Park Hotel Alexandra is a charming one.

You may wonder what it is like to do a staycation within a residential area, and we will tell you it is nothing short of wonderful.

The hotel is modernistic in design with a tranquil vibe, spacious and clean. And we love the outdoor infinity pool so much – it’s like a resort but in the city! Deck chairs are aplenty for you to kick off your shoes and to unwind with your Kindle or magazines. If all else fails, the stunning bar will keep you occupied.

#10 QUEENSWAY SHOPPING CENTRE IS THE GO-TO PLACE FOR SPORTS EQUIPMENTS

No secret, right? Everyone knows to go to Queensway Shopping Centre for a one-stop “solution” for all our sporting needs. The prices are usually 10% lower than town’s, and you can find just about any sports brand here.

By the way, Janggut Laksa is the very crowded stall in the middle of Level 1.

#11 THE FAMOUS AVOCADO MILKSHAKE

You would have known by now that Alexandra Village Food Centre is synonymous with Avocado Milkshake. For some reason, Mr Avocado Exotic Juice at Alexandra Village Food Centre does it so right that Singaporeans now know Alexandra for his milkshake.

For the uninitiated, it is simply a refreshing drink of blended avocado with gula melaka syrup. You have to try it to understand how that creamy goodness is so addictive.

#12 SALUTE COFFEESHOP

This is not your usual coffee shop. Here at Salute, expect new-age finds of European and Western food – all in a coffee shop setting.

The stalls include Two Wings for their fried chicken wings (which were sadly mediocre), Stew Kuche for crackly German Pork Knuckle, and Immanuel French Kitchen that dishes out pretty affordable Duck Confit.

#13 TRADITIONAL CONFECTIONERY SHOPS

We have all sorts of fancy bakeries in town, but regrettably, the number of traditional confectionery shops have been on the decline.

Modernisation had us realising the beauty of these traditional confectionery shops where we can still find old-school bread loaves, buttercream cakes and homemade spreads. These were what we grew up eating, and at Alexandra, we can count on Love Confectionery and Chinatown Tai Chong Kok Confectionery Hue Kee.

Be a tourist in our own country by exploring the best kept secrets around the Alexandra neighbourhood and answering simple questions at apps.facebook.com/trailsofalexandra.

From now till 30 November, embark on an online explorative quest through the interactive map of Alexandra and stand a chance to win attractive prizes! What’s more, encourage your friends to take part in the quiz on Facebook to increase your chance of winning the big prize – a 1-night Weekend Staycation in a Suite at Park Hotel Alexandra!

This post is brought to you by Park Hotel Alexandra.

As one of the newest hotels added to our cityscape, Park Hotel Alexandra is a hotel quite unlike the others in town. You might think it is strange to build a hotel in a relatively old neighbourhood, but that is precisely what had us falling in love.

Park Hotel Alexandra is no less polished and modern, and we have since had two staycations at the property. You bet we loved it.

Complete with an infinity pool, a premium roast buffet, one of the most gorgeous bars in Singapore and a stylish coffee place all within the premise, Park Hotel Alexandra is a charming one and here is Why You Should Avoid The Crowd in Town And Whisk Away to Park Hotel Alexandra.

To celebrate its grand opening, Park Hotel Alexandra has launched TRAILS OF ALEXANDRA, an interactive, discovery-oriented Facebook campaign. Stand to win attractive prizes including a 1-night staycation in a suite by answering a fun-filled quiz that revolves around the Alexandra neighbourhood! Scroll to the end of the article to find out more.

Situated just beside Ikea @ Alexandra, Park Hotel Alexandra is barely five months old. There is something about new hotels that we love; perhaps it is the exploration part and all the first impressions. Like an empty canvas waiting to be painted on, we stepped in with zero expectations. And we were welcomed by a nature-inspired oasis.

Park Hotel Alexandra boasts earthy tones and muted colours, creating a warm environment that is homely and comforting. It is very much unlike your typical business hotels which can come across as serious to some, and the fact that it sits within the charming neighbourhood of Alexandra makes it even better when you need somewhere quiet to put up at.

Being pretty much self-contained, Park Hotel Alexandra will keep you occupied during your stay. It is akin to a resort stay, where everything is within the property and there is no need to step out to meet the world at all.

We will begin with the infinity pool that sits on the seventh floor. Who can resist taking a dip here?! This 25-metre infinity pool overlooks Alexandra neighbourhood, including the iconic building The Interlace and endless greenery of the Southern Ridges. It is one respite that you’d need from all the hustle and bustle, and what makes the pool even better is the swim-up bar. Enjoy some cocktails or a glass of fresh juice in the calming waters; sounds like life, ain’t it?

And then, we have the bar. You would never expect to find such a swanky open-concept bar in Alexandra, until Aqua Luna came along. This gem of Park Hotel Alexandra is quite the perfect spot for some after-work drinks, or if you simply want a non-crazy place to enjoy your drinks in the company of your precious ones.

Honestly, funky bars in the city centre are aplenty, but you have to settle with the crowd, and that is what we do not like. And that is also why Aqua Luna is for us, where we wind down with cocktails and a beautiful sunset.

From now till 13 November 2015, quote “ladyironchef” when you reserve your table at Aqua Luna and get 50% off your second drink (of lower value). Advance reservation is required, with a minimum of 2 guests (up to 12 adult patrons) in a single bill.

The Carvery is the hotel’s only restaurant, but it suffices to feed every carnivore. Primarily a buffet restaurant that specializes in meat (you guessed that from its name, yes?), The Carvery offers a gastronomical experience with its different roasts and meats. It is a dream for meat lovers, and while we are sucker for seafood when it comes to buffet, we’d gladly trade them for this spread at The Carvery.

By the way, if you are there for dinner, they serve what is easily the best Yorkshire pudding in Singapore – you have to try it yourself!

Need some coffee? Head down to the lobby and you will be welcomed by the aroma of fresh brew from The Coffee Belt. This new kid in town is one sexy coffee place who is serious about its coffee.

Though minimalistic in appearance, the coffee packs a punch and the barista makes latte art for takeaways too! The pastries and sweets are such pleasers, particularly, the Valrhona dark chocolate cake is awesome – moist and decadent with melty chocolate bits within, and topped with sea salt to balance the sweetness.

And of course, you must be wondering about the rooms now. We stayed on the 19th floor, which is the highest of three Club Room levels; we are too spoilt by the convenience of a club room. The rooms and suites come in different configurations, but the similarity of them all lies in the spanking clean interior with contemporary touches. Two different views to pick from – city or pool. We’d pick the pool anytime.

All rooms come with a 42″ full HD Smart LED TV, and are equipped with wifi, so you can surf without worrying about chalking up your bills. Your basic needs are definitely met with pressed sheets, fresh towels, premium toiletries, and the other miscellaneous such as coffee and tea making facilities.

The strategic location makes it a refreshing alternative from the hotels in the city. Highly accessible via public transport with neighbouring shopping malls, food centres and offices, Park Hotel Alexandra is just minutes away from the city centre; you get the convenience, and you get the peace.

TRAILS OF ALEXANDRA

Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159972
Tel: +65 6828 8888
Nearest Station: Queenstown / Redhill

This post is brought to you by Park Hotel Alexandra.