To Provide a Colourful Guest Experience It’s simple, really.
We want to be your favourite place to stay in the Orchard Road area. (And we’ve won some awards along the way, thanks to you!)
How do we view ourselves – business or leisure? To be honest, we’re not really into labels. What we can tell you is that we’re independent, proudly Singaporean and hyper-local. We’re also fully equipped – with 507 plush rooms and suites, nine function rooms and a colourful spectrum of amenities and services. We’d be remiss if we didn’t mention Carousel. Our lobby-level restaurant is a Singaporean icon and one of the few Halal-certified hotel restaurants in Singapore. Its dazzling buffet has a strong local following.
Living our brand values each moment, each day, keeps us inspired to Colour Your Day. C.O.L.O.U.R.S is our acronym (see what we did there?) and it helps us remember how we do things differently at Royal Plaza on Scotts.
Royal Plaza on Scotts is a member of the Preferred Hotels & Resorts Lifestyle Collection, which represents premier global properties that offer engaging stays and memorable moments. This diverse collection presents hotels and resorts featuring responsive service and local dining that articulate culture and style.
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Community Chest has launched the Change for Charity initiative to encourage Singaporeans to give through spontaneous acts. In this initiative, Community Chest will partner businesses to weave a giving mechanism into their business models. By doing so, we provide opportunities for individuals to give through our partners’ payment platforms. The Change for Charity Grant will also encourage businesses to match donations from their customers, as part of their corporate giving.
By increasing opportunities for consumption-based giving at various touchpoints, we can build generosity where donating becomes a social norm, infused in all aspects of living.
100% of funds raised through this initiative will go towards supporting over 100 social service agencies and 200 critical programmes across five causes: children with special needs and youth-at-risk, adults with disabilities, persons with mental health conditions, and seniors and families in need of support.
