JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach to Open on 15 December 2016
The official rebranding of the JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach will happen next week on 15 December 2016. With 634 beautifully-appointed rooms and suites, this brand new hotel was designed by the world-renowned French designer Philippe Starck to feature the designer's signature furnishings in each one of the guest rooms. Following this official rebrand, four more F&B outlets and a JW Spa will be unveiled in 2017.
Previously known as The South Beach, the JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach will feature rooms that come equipped with an IPTV entertainment system, state-of-the-art fibre optic internet connectivity and other facilities that have been catered towards meeting the needs of a modern day traveller. Female travellers are also able to select rooms on the specially-appointed ladies' floor where they will find additional in-room amenities like a manicure and pedicure set, hair straightener, facial steamer and even a 'boyfriend shirt'.
The JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach will open with five restaurants and bars (with four more to be unveiled in 2017). Some noteworthy dining establishments include Akira Black by the celebrity chef, Akira Black as well as Tonic which is a bar that specialises in carefully-cured gin and cocktails.
All 634 rooms and suites at the JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach have also been given more predictable names that range from Deluxe Rooms all the way to the Premier Suite - there is also an Executive Lounge where eligible club guests can enjoy exclusive access to. The hotel is currently running a pretty impressive weekend stay package (one night minimum) where you will get to enjoy some of the cheapest rates (at the moment!) with complimentary buffet breakfast for two, free parking as well as 5,000 Marriott Rewards bonus points per stay (this is equivalent to 1,666 SPG Points in case you are interested).
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