Book a hotel near Boat Quay, Singapore

You'll want to add Boat Quay to your list of must-see attractions. It's not just a coincidence that it's frequented by people from all corners of the globe.

With no less than 93 accommodations within walking distance of Boat Quay, you are certain to locate a room that has all the amenities that you require. Why not begin the search at the Raffles Singapore, The Fullerton Bay Hotel and Mandarin Oriental, Singapore?

The world is a huge place, so it's a good idea to stretch your travel budget. There are a selection of hotels here that will suit you. The Hotel 81 Chinatown and the Hotel 81 Bencoolen are time-honored favorites, just 0.5 miles (0.8 kilometers) and 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer) away, respectively.

Everybody deserves to be spoiled now and then, so why not stay at one of the upmarket hotels? The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore and the Orchard Parksuites are a couple of the popular choices, located just 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer) and 2 miles (3 kilometers) away, respectively.

Once you're finished at Boat Quay, take a five-minute walk to Yummy Food Chain for a snack, a hit of caffeine or a cold beverage. When you've really worked up a big appetite, Haven Lobster Seafood Restaurant is also close-at-hand, and is an excellent place to take the family for dinner. Of course, there is no finer way to cap off a day of exploring than with a drink or two. Kanggan Hindi Music Lounge, also a short walk away, is the spot to be.

Other Things to Do Near Boat Quay

• Take time out of your busy itinerary to see Singapore Parliament House. This historic civic building interests many tourists.
• You'll be eager to tell friends and family back home all about your unforgettable visit to the iconic Raffles Landing Site.
• Walk through Old Hill Street Police Station and learn about the longstanding history that runs through these corridors.
• The great performances, festivals and various other events showcased at The Arts House are adored by the community's creators and viewers.
• Learn about the rituals and ceremonies of people from differing cultures at Asian Civilisations Museum.