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The AMOY draws its inspiration from the unique character of its location of Far East Square, a collection of shop houses dating back more than 170 years, which were painstakingly conserved with a theme of “Old Meets New, East Meets West”. The location was once the landing site of Chinese immigrants arriving by boat to seek better fortunes and a better life in the far east. Against this historically rich backdrop, and blessed with a bustling location at the heart of the CBD, we set out to design the AMOY to give our guests an experiential glimpse into the Chinese Diaspora of years past. For example, the first thing our forefathers did upon arriving in Singapore was to build a temple to honour the gods for their safe voyage. Therefore, the AMOY’s entrance, as the first touch point for our guests, opens to the Fuk Tak Chi Museum. This was the original temple built and presents a one-of-a-kind setting for guests to relive the experience of our forefathers in a comfortable setting with the trappings of modern technology. This story telling is carried through into the interiors of the hotel, which are also designed to mirror the life, love and tribulations of Singapore’s early Chinese immigrants. The rooms are thoughtfully designed to include heritage accents with carefully selected furniture like traditional Chinese stools and porcelain basin. The idea is to recreate the living experience of the early Chinese settlers with a modern and contemporary twist. No two rooms are alike, in terms of layout and furnishings. Our guests will therefore walk through the vicarious path of the Chinese immigrants right at the heart of the business and financial district of cosmopolitan Singapore.

Inspired by the courage and fortitude of the late 19th century immigrants, our Cosy Single rooms are perfect for travellers wanting to travel back to past time. Or embrace the old Chinese culture in the more spacious Deluxe Double rooms, with interiors that evoke the charm of traditional Chinese design and architecture. All rooms are equipped with LCD interactive television, broadband Internet access, mini bar, in-room Coffee Machine, Hair dryer, in-room safe box, iron and ironing board, individual AC.

There are some restaurants available at this hotel. Ju Chun Yuan Restaurant, with award-winning chefs from Fuzhou, this century-old restaurant presents their most authentic Min Cuisine which includes the famous dish, "Buddha Jumps Over The Wall", and other tantalizing dishes like braised whole abalone with fish maw. Botan Japanese Restaurant ; Specialties from Kyushu province in Japan. Signature dishes include Kaisen Don, Tofu Steak and Homemade Fishcake. Dong Fang Hong Korean Chinese Restaurant – the first and only Korean-Chinese outlet in Singapore with specialties like Black Bean Sauce Noodle, Cold Roasted Beef and Fried Chicken with Hot Pepper. TungLok Teahouse provides an experiential dining amidst the Peranakan-styled furniture and period décor. The soft melody of bilingual and instrumental oldies music croons in the background, creating a traditional teahouse ambience for families and all ages.