Singapore has exited Phase 2 Heightened Alert on 13 June and is now in Phase 3 Heightened Alert. It’s been tough in the last few weeks with the non-stop headline about the Covid-19 outbreak and the imposed restrictions, but you deserve to take days off from work if you can for your well-being.
Now you must be wondering, “There’s nowhere to go, how to take time off?” Wait a second—this is where the term “Singapoliday” comes into play. It’s time to use your SingapoRediscover Vouchers if you haven’t already!
It’s a relief that the restriction measures have been eased, albeit slightly; at the very least, you can plan your much-needed staycation or outdoor activities with a group size of up to 5, rather than two. For more information about the Phase 3 Heightened Alert, click here.
Although Singapore has effectively kept the scale of the community outbreak under control, we should continue to adopt the necessary precautions for the greater good, such as wearing a mask, practising safe-distancing, and seeing a doctor if you’re feeling ill.
Time for A Singapoliday (Again)!
Staycation is the new vacation. There’s no need to stress over pre-trip planning, simply pack light and enjoy some well-deserved downtime from your daily grind.
Whilst the sheer number of hotels in Singapore make the possibilities seem infinite, we’ve narrowed it down to a few based on the size of the hotel, cultural value, location, and activities.
Check out these staycation packages that come with meals and a selection of activities.
The Fullerton Hotel
Relax in style at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore. The iconic building, which once housed the Singapore General Post Office, the Exchange Room, and the prestigious Singapore Club, has transformed into a 400-room heritage hotel in Singapore.
The Fullerton Hotel has curated staycation packages for you, whether you’re looking for a luxurious experience for the family or a romantic getaway in the heart of the city from SGD$360++.
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Luxury Escape Package
Treat your family to a 5-star luxurious escapade at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore. Breakfast for two adults and two children (under the age of 12), $80 dining credit, complimentary parking, and other perks are included in the package. You can also go on the complimentary Fullerton Monument Tour, Maritime Journey Tour and Fullerton Farm Tour.
Oakwood Premier AMTD Singapore
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Oakwood Premier AMTD Singapore is an award-winning luxury hotel and serviced apartment located in the heart of Singapore’s vibrant Central Business District and is ideal for those who enjoy living the high life in style.
Take a break from your daily grind and enjoy the finer things in life with this staycation package from SGD$320++, which includes welcome cocktail drinks, $60 dining credits, and a fitness trial class at Absolute Cycle and Tapout Fitness Singapore, as well as two adult admission tickets to Gardens by the Bay (Cloud Forest and Flower Dome).
Changi Cove Hotel
Changi Cove Singapore is a quiet retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city, and the hotel is surrounded by lush natural greenery. It’s a great base to start exploring the east side’s parks, beaches, and Pulau Ubin.
The 2D1N staycation package for a standard room starts from SGD$215+ and includes breakfast for two as well as a do-it-yourself Singapore Sling experience for two persons.
Amoy Hotel
This is a temple turned boutique hotel and museum that many of our international visitors are familiar with because it is usually included in Chinatown walking tours.
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Nestled among the historic shophouses of Telok Ayer, the establishment emanates history and atmosphere. AMOY Hotel is named after and inspired by people of Zhengzhou who came from China to settle in Singapore. The building’s design pays homage to the area’s trading history. Amoy Hotel is an upscale heritage hotel with 37 rooms decorated in oriental decor and furnishings. No two rooms are alike, making it truly unique and ideal for guests who enjoy immersing themselves in the cultural history of the destination.
Breakfast and a minibar are included in the 2D1N staycation package, and guests are also welcome to participate in a heritage tour and a cooking course to learn how to create and cook popular Chinese foods.
If you enjoy learning about culture and cooking, this staycation package is for you.
?ICYMI: Here are a couple of things to do that have nothing to do with checking into a hotel. These activities are considered weather-proof, and you’ll also get to bring home some goodies.? 3 Things to Do in Singapore Besides Going For A Staycation
