Naumi Boutique Hotel

Exclusivity meets urban hip at Naumi Boutique Hotel, a slick ,stylish, all-suite haven providing an entire floor dedicated solely to women, a rooftop infinity pool and sundeck, lounge restaurant and bar, as well as a personal aide to ensure your every need is met. A grey steel trellis covered with green creepers adorns the façade of Naumi Boutique Hotel. Walk inside to the ultra chic Naumi Bar and Lounge furnished with stylish Poltona Frau armchairs and polished table tops. To complete the look there is a three-layered steel sculpture backdrop with a mirror and ever-changing coloured lighting from ocean blue, fuchsia and peach to red and lavender.

Subtle mood lighting extends to the spacious rooms and suites in Naumi, all tastefully decorated in neutral tones and each with its own kitchenette. Stay in the Luxury Suite with its own steam room and kitchenette equipped with bone china plates and exquisite crystal ware. For women travelling on their own, the dedicated Ladies Floor provides that extra level of privacy and seclusion with special feminine touches such as women’s fashion magazines and hair straighteners in the bathroom. Head up to the rooftop infinity pool for a relaxing swim and sit back and enjoy the stunning views of Singapore’s skyscrapers from your daybed on the sundeck. Then, wander down to one of Naumi Hotel’s three fitness rooms and do some yoga before returning to the comfort of your room. Enjoy a light lunch in the downstairs bar before wandering into the city to see the sights.

Singapore Botanic Gardens is well worth a visit with its swaths of virgin rainforest and its stunning collection of orchids. Then, go to Chinatown Heritage Centre to discover an authentic slice of Singapore’s history with replicas of late 19th century Chinatown. Visit the fascinating Peranakan Museum which explores the culture of Peranakan communities in the former Straits Settlements of Singapore, Malacca and Penang. Enjoy a trip in the Singapore Flyer, a 165-metre observation wheel with astounding views across the city. Then head to Raffles, opposite the Naumi Boutique Hotel, for high tea in the 19th-century-styled Tiffin Room featuring English sandwiches, pastries and scones with clotted cream and jam. Alternatively, try a famous Singapore Sling in the bar. Return to Naumi Hotel for a brief rest before venturing out again to a nearby restaurant for dinner. Gunther’s is a renowned restaurant serving modern French cuisine and is very close to the hotel in Purvis Street. Go to Clarke Quay for an area of the city packed with bars and clubs that stay open until late.