Ann Siang House

Chinatown & the CBD

Right in the thick of Singapore's entertainment district, this striking Persian blue 1920s heritage house is home to one of Singapore's hippest boutique hotels. Offering 20 refined rooms – sporting minimalistic chic with splashes of luxury including Ashley & Co bath amenities and Hypnos beds – it's the perfect base for exploring, or curling up with a book. Rooms are spacious and some have kitchenettes.

Street noise can effect rooms facing the road, however ear plugs are provided and white-noise machines are available upon request. Check the website for deals.

Contact

Address

28 Ann Siang Rd

Get In Touch

6202 9377

https://www.annsianghouse.com/

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