Goodwood Park Hotel

Built in 1900, Goodwood Park Hotel began as the Teutonia Club, an exclusive enclave for the expatriate German community in Singapore. In 1929, Goodwood Hall is turned into Goodwood Park Hotel, catering to travelling businessmen from Malaya. The Hotel became one of the best-known hotels at the end of the nineteen thirties and among the noted guests from that period was the Duke of Windsor, later the Prince of Wales of England. For over 100 years, the Hotel withstood the ravages of time, endured many transitions and the passing of two World Wars till today, where rich and cultural heritage is exist. Recognized among Asias grand hotels, the Hotels unique site on a hillock is an established landmark along Scotts Road as one of Singapore's most prestigious address. Indeed, Goodwood Park is a distinguished institution in hospitality circles, and truly one of the most reputable pioneers of the tourism industry. The hotel is furnished with utmost amenities and service to ensure guests' satisfaction such as babysitting, business center, beauty salon, conference room, money exchange facility, car park, airport transfer, room, laundry services and many more.

Reflecting a sophisticated design, yet still keeping classical ambiance, the rooms feature amenities such as a coffee/ tea-making facility, individually adjustable air conditioning, an in-room safe, wireless Internet access (at a charge) and satellite/ cable TV. The rooms offer a choice of one king-size or two single beds. Furthermore, an en suite bathroom, a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, a seating area, an International Direct Dial (IDD) telephone with voice mail and either a balcony or terrace are provided in all accommodation as standard.

Dining options available to its guests include the Gordon Grill which is known for serving some of the finest steaks in Singapore, the Min Jiang at One-North as Chinese fine-dining restaurant housed in a stylish two-storey black and white colonial-style bungalow, the Coffee Lounge, an all-day dining venue offering oriental and western fare, à la carte as well as buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as a local high tea and Taiwan porridge. The hotel also features the Highland Bar and a Deli selling pastries such as homemade cookies and cakes.

The recreational facilities available at this establishment include a fully-equipped gym and 2 outdoor swimming pools as well as massage treatments and spa services (for an additional fee). Guests may also take advantage of the sun loungers and parasols.

Taxis are available at the Changi International Airport for an additional fee and about 25 minutes.