"Formerly known as the Duxton, the nation's first boutique hotel offers an intimate whiff of Singapore's character before it sold out to steel girders and glass." Full review

"More class than its trendier boutique-hotel neighbours, Berjaya has elegantly furnished, spacious rooms and tip-top service."

"Set in a former Straits Chinese trading house, the 48-room Berjaya Hotel is decked out with chandeliers, French windows and beautiful mahogany furniture." Full review

"Whilst the entry level rooms are calm cocoons of white and dark hues, it’s the suites that steal the show, not least the moody Opium Suite and the dazzling shimmer of the Pearl Suite." Full review

"Making a dramatic departure from Six Senses’ usual beachside locations, Six Senses Duxton is the brand’s first foray into inner city jungle." Full review

"Six Senses Duxton is the first city hotel for this upscale resort chain...truly the coalescence of historic and bold design elements, with a touch of opulence." Full review

"A unique option for culture vultures and those looking for something different, though the tiny rooms may seem a little steep for the price." Full review

"The location of the 49-room Chinatown hotel means it’s surrounded by a hive of activity, including restaurants, cocktail bars, karaoke joints and hawker centers." Full review

"One of Singapore’s smallest five-star hotels makes up for in charm what it lacks in size...this centrally located spot makes for a thoroughly bewitching base." Full review

"Singapore’s Chinatown is one of the world’s most unique neighborhoods, and it’s here, in a row of five well-preserved 19th-century shophouses, that you’ll find an equally memorable hotel: Duxton Reserve, a spectacular French-accented boutique hotel with interiors by one of the originators of the boutique-hotel movement, the British designer and hotelier Anouska Hempel" Full review