Former Grand Park Orchard Set to Reopen as Pullman Singapore Orchard in Early 2022 After Refurbishment
The Pullman Singapore Orchard is set to reopen in early 2022, upon completion of a stylish refurbishment. The hotel will be part of a mixed-use development which will be located just a short walk away from some of the city's most famous shopping malls like Paragon, ION Orchard, and Ngee Ann City.
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The Pullman Singapore Orchard will be rebranded from the previous Grand Park Orchard who had its management contract with Park Hotel Group terminated a month ago. The property will feature commercial and retail outlets including the flagship Apple store. Do note that the Pullman Singapore Orchard is in a different location from the Pullman Singapore which was announced back in 2018 - the latter property was initially slated to open in 2022 at the Singtel Hill Street site near City Hall.
With its striking herringbone façade, chic pooslide bar, the Pullman Singapore Orchard will feature 308 rooms that will be stylishly refurbished with Pullman’s contemporary design standards in mind. Pullman’s bold dining concepts will be introduced to delight the palates of both locals and visitors, while those hoping to recharge after a day of shopping or exploration, will be able to enjoy an energising workout or some much needed downtime at the hotel’s fitness club and outdoor pool. Accor operates 27 properties in Singapore across all segments. Pullman Orchard Singapore will join a network of remarkable hotels such as the iconic Raffles Hotel Singapore, Fairmont Singapore, Swissôtel The Stamford, and Sofitel Sentosa Resort & Spa.
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