Hotel 1887 The New Opera House - A restored opera house in Singapore's Chinatown with traditional Chinese teahouse design
Located in a historic Chinese opera theater from 1887, this Singapore hotel features a dramatic red-and-black hall surrounded by a metal frame. Hotel 1887 The New Opera House occupies a carefully restored building that blends historic architecture with contemporary design. The property contains 79 air-conditioned rooms equipped with flat-screen TVs, work desks, and complimentary WiFi. Select rooms include balconies overlooking Chinatown. The large, open lobby provides 24-hour access to seating areas with complimentary coffee and tea service. Additional amenities include a bar and laundry facilities. Guests can enjoy live performances from Friday to Sunday. The hotel stands 0.5 miles from both the Chinatown Heritage Centre and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, with Fort Canning Park and Gardens by the Bay located 1 and 1 mile away respectively. The nearest public transportation options are a 3-minute walk away.
Hotel 1887 The New Opera House: Pros
- Live cultural performances three nights per week
- Located within 0.3 miles of eight local restaurants including Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle
- Historic opera theater architecture with preserved traditional elements
- 24-hour lobby with complimentary beverages
Hotel 1887 The New Opera House: Cons
- 15.5 miles from Changi Airport
- Bustling neighborhood with late-night activity
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Getting around
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City Center
Singapore2300 ft
Airports
Changi (SIN)
13.9
mi
Train
Tanjong Pagar KTM Railway Station4600 ft
Metro stations
Chinatown1000 ft
Telok Ayer2000 ft
Bus
Bus stop700 ft
Facilities
Hotel has comfortable rooms, premium services, and a prime downtown location