The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
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Built in 1928, the original structure of The Fullerton Hotel Singapore housed the General Post Office, the Chamber of Commerce, and The Singapore Club. The building was reconstructed from 1998 to 2000, carefully retaining its architectural glory and paying close attention to the Feng Shui that surrounded the area. Tall buildings have risen around the hotel over the years, embodying the wood element. To combat the overwhelming wood-heavy environment, The Fullerton incorporated metal elements to its facade. Observe the flags at the entrance; there are six poles erected to represent metal. Once you arrive at the driveway, you’ll notice a giant white pot at the center, which also symbolizes the element.
1 Fullerton Square, Singapore
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In the final book, “Rich People Problems,” The Fullerton Hotel’s opulent ballroom serves as the venue for property heiress Rosalind Fung’s Christian Fellow Banquet. Isabel Wu (the ex-wife of Charlie Wu, Astrid’s secret lover) crashes the ceremony, throws a bowl of laksa (spicy noodle soup) at Astrid, but misses. Instead, she hits Felicity Leong (Astrid’s mother), society queen Mrs. Lee Yeong Chien, and the Dowager Sultana of Perawak. The historic neoclassical building has witnessed its fair share of real-life blockbuster events. It used to house the General Post Office, the Chamber of Commerce, and The Singapore Club before turning into the stunning heritage hotel it is today. Stay the night, along with the city’s creme de la creme, who still frequent the luxury accommodation.
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It is a dream of mine to be able to stay in this hotel for AT LEAST A DAY. Who wouldn't want to experience the most popular and expensive hotel, right?
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