Shangri-La Singapore

Shangri-La Hotel

Hotel Class: 5 out of 5 stars5 Stars - 14 Reviews and 877 Opinions

22 Orange Grove Rd., Singapore, 258350, Singapore

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5 out of 5 starsUser Rating

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Shangri-La Heaven

Where do I start. We arrived at the Shangri-La on the 12th November for the start of our honeymoon. We were staying in the Valley Wing and as soon as we entered the reception, we were whisked away upstairs to our room for check-in. Upon entering our room, I became slightly confused as it was not what we had booked. When I questioned this, the check-in staff member replied that the Shangri-La had upgraded us for our honeymoon.
We were upgraded to a City View Suite and had our own Butler!!! Though for the life of me, I wasn't sure what I was supposed to ask the Butler to do, so we didn't use him on our two night stay.
As soon as we had been checked in and the door closed behind our Butler, both my husband and I started jumping around like school kids. The room was absolutely beautiful, there was complmentary chocolates and a congratulations cake for us, and I was also presented with an orchid on arrival. We even found our names printed on Business Cards in the desk drawer!!
The bathroom was something else, with doube vanity, seperate toilet and a tv above the spa!!
That evening, before dinner, we went downstairs to the lounge for some free drinks. The lounge is beautiful, but we felt very out of place, as we were dressed in what I would call Smart Casual clothes, but everyone else there was dressed in Chanel and Prada and Gucci etc. We ate in the Line restaurant that night and had the buffet. It was amazing, so much choice, and very fresh, but for S$90 per person, you would hope that it was. It was worth it though, and we were on our honeymoon, so why not.
We had breakfast one morning at the Line and one morning at the Valley Wing Summit Room. The Line was much more inviting and comfortable to us, as the Summit Room was a little too posh for us.
Overall, our stay was fantastic, and I would certainly stay at this hotel again, just maybe not in the Valley Wing, as we felt very out of place, which you really don't want on your holiday.

Liked — The beautiful suite and helpful staff
Disliked — Very business oriented and slightly uncomfortable for us

Unique Quality: The pool was probably the best that we have seen in Singapore, almost a resort feel, with lots of greenery and squirrels playing around in the trees.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Related to: Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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5 out of 5 starsUser Rating

Faultless

If you can afford it, I recommend this place wholeheartedly.
Great facilities for business, especially in the Tower Wing, but also great for a leisure break.
Large tropical garden and pool area, great restaurants, peerless service.
This is often where VIP's choose to stay when in town.
I cannot think of a single bad thing to say about it.

Unique Quality: Buffet restaurant 'The Line' is the BEST buffet place I have ever visited - the choice has to be seen to be believed.

Pool area has a lovely garden which feels like tropical forest rather than the city.

Shangri-La service is the best I have experienced.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Related to: Luxury Travel, Business Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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3 out of 5 starsUser Rating

singapore's luxury stay

excelent service..complete aminities

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One of the best in Singapore

I had to travel to Singapore quite a bit for business. The Shangri la was the perfect hotel to have to stay in during my travels. It is very comfortable, clean, and has all the facilities I need (a good fitness center is a must for me).

Unique Quality: the pool and fitness center is nice, and I enjoy the afternoon tea delivery to the room.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Related to: Business Travel

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5 Star hotel in lush downtown

I enjoyed of staying at this strategic location at the end of Orchard Road and yet hidden in a lush green belt area with its own waterfall and gardens.

The gym is well equiped with sauna and jacuzzi and you see a lot of greenery. The service is excellent and many fine restaurants to choose from.

Only thing is that it is not close to a MRT statio. So use the taxi or take a 10 minutes stroll to Orchard Road.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
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Central.

Close to Orchard Street, and the shopping district.
It's not the best 5 star hotel I've ever stayed at, but came part of a package from Emirates Airlines.
All the usual facilities for businessmen are available.
The exchange rate at the hotel was not very good.
The food was good, especially the burgers.

Unique Quality: It has a very nice swimming hotel.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Related to: Luxury Travel, Family Travel, Business Travel

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advice on singapore and borneo

by 98apple

Hi this is a first time user, we are going to singapore in september 05 for 3 days and then onto borneo for 12 days staying at shangri la hotels (tanjung in borneo) but need to know what is best to take UK currency or travellers cheque (don't believe in using cards)as both countries have different currency and what gets the best deal us dollers or sterling any advice would be gratefull, also any other tips would be very gratefull to recieve on either country many thanks thanks

RE: advice on singapore and borneo

by DarkRay

For Singapore, both UK currency and travellers cheque (either Thomas Cook or Amex) can be easily converted to Singapore dollars at money changers available literally all over Singapore.

Check with the reception at your place of accomodation (Shangri La Singapore?) and I am sure they will be happy to refer you to one. Please do not change at a hotel though because they will give you some of the worst exchange rates around. Nearby Shangri La, it is the Orchard Road shopping belt and the exchange rates of the money changers there will be a little higher than most other areas, and similar to that at Changi Airport.

As for other tips, a lot of VTers have different opinions on what constitute as "tips" to a traveller. I suggest maybe telling us if you have anything specific in mind or you will get a whole range of replies. Just browse around VT for the pages on both countries. I am sure you will find something you like.

Hope this helps.... :-)

RE: advice on singapore and borneo

by xuessium

HI! You are welcome to take a look at my VT pages on Singapore. I am not sure what you have in mind for 3 days so hopefully you can trawl for some useful tips, if not on my page, from other VTers as well. The UK Sterling Pound is a "common" foreign currency here so you should not have any problems exchanging them into the Singapore Dollar. It's about ~S$3.1 to the UK1Pound now.

RE: advice on singapore and borneo

by colin_bramso

Don't even think about changing Sterling to US$ first. It means you then have a second change from $ into the local currency, so you pay commission/charges twice.

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