Hotels with character: vibrant history meets modern design
Exceptional cities draw exceptional talents. The Fullerton Hotels and Resorts honours the rich history of metropolises such as Sydney, Hong Kong and Singapore with beautiful modern design.
Whether you choose a classical heritage building or a sleek contemporary glass-curtain resort, all properties owned and operated by Sino Group offer impeccable service with a personal touch.
Sydney
In the heart of Sydney’s business district, The Fullerton Hotel Sydney occupies the general post office building, a historic landmark that celebrates its 150th anniversary this year. Beyond the sandstone façade, guests will enjoy its well-preserved interiors. The old telegraph rooms now serve as ballrooms, the stables contain bars and restaurants, while the postmaster’s office has been lovingly adapted into the Heritage Long Suite with marble fireplaces and the postmaster’s original desk.
Hong Kong
Fullerton’s newest property is also its first oceanfront resort. The Fullerton Hotel Ocean Park Hong Kong sits in a prime location on the southern side of Hong Kong Island. Every room has a view of the South China Sea, providing a tranquil destination just a 20-minute drive from the bustle of downtown. And from the infinity pool to the ocean-view spa, this resort has been built with sustainability in mind. Its green credentials include an on-site farm, procurement of ingredients from sustainable sources, a marine conservation programme and energy-efficient provisions.
Singapore
Sitting on Singapore river estuary, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is an integral part of the city’s fabric. It is housed in a national monument, once the home of the Chamber of Commerce and the prestigious Singapore Club, before opening as a hotel in 2001. That history and heritage is celebrated today through a permanent exhibit in the vaulted marble lobby. Step through its Doric columns and guests can experience the 1928 building’s neoclassical delights with a stay in one of its 400 exquisitely appointed rooms.
Sitting on Singapore river estuary, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is an integral part of the city’s fabric. It is housed in a national monument, once the home of the Chamber of Commerce and the prestigious Singapore Club, before opening as a hotel in 2001. That history and heritage is celebrated today through a permanent exhibit in the vaulted marble lobby. Step through its Doric columns and guests can experience the 1928 building’s neoclassical delights with a stay in one of its 400 exquisitely appointed rooms.
