The Warehouse Hotel
Luxurious boutique hotel in a restored 19th-century godown along the Singapore River
The Warehouse Hotel is a 37-room boutique heritage hotel on Havelock Road, set in a restored riverside warehouse built in 1895. The hotel opened in January 2017 and is part of the Design Hotels portfolio. Its own history materials connect the building to Singapore River trade, old godown use and the Robertson Quay area before its conversion into a hotel. Rooms range from 27 sqm Warehouse Loft and Sanctuary rooms to a 57 sqm River View Suite, with features such as Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth speakers, Ashley & Co bath amenities, rain showers, artisanal tea and coffee, and minibars stocked with local treats. The property also runs The Warehouse Lobby Bar, which focuses on craft cocktails, Asian craft beers, spirits and wines, and is linked to Po, the hotel’s modern Singaporean restaurant.
The Warehouse Hotel masterfully reimagines Singapore's industrial heritage into a sophisticated urban retreat. This meticulously restored property transforms a historic spice warehouse into a design-forward boutique hotel that pays homage to its past while embracing modern luxury. The thoughtful preservation of original architectural elements, combined with contemporary design touches, creates an atmosphere that's both authentic and innovative.
Selected for its exceptional transformation of a heritage building into a world-class boutique hotel. The Warehouse Hotel stands out for its commitment to preserving Singapore's architectural history while delivering a thoroughly modern luxury experience. Their attention to detail in both design and service, coupled with their unique historical narrative, makes them a compelling choice for TheBestSG.
The editors' scorecard - 85/100
Exceptional blend of heritage architecture and modern luxury in a historic godown
Personalized boutique service with attention to detail, though sometimes inconsistent
Located along Singapore River, but slightly removed from MRT stations
Premium pricing reflects uniqueness, though some amenities are limited compared to larger hotels
Creative adaptive reuse of heritage building with modern design elements