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Aloft Hotels debuts in Singapore
Marriott brand Aloft Hotels has debuted with its first Singapore hotel.
Aloft Singapore Novena is now open and becomes the largest Aloft Hotel in operation.
“We are excited to grow our global portfolio and introduce the Aloft Hotels brand to Singapore,” said Matthew Boettcher, VP, Aloft Hotels.
“Singapore is a perfect destination for a dynamic brand like Aloft.”
The new Singapore hotel takes up two towers housing 781 rooms and four suites.
Aloft Novena Singapore introduces various dining concepts including Yuè, the hotel’s modern Chinese restaurant and 21 on Rajah, a halal-certified buffet restaurant.
Additional facilities include the 24/7 Re:charge gyms, and the Splash Pool, where guests can relax and socialize on an open deck.
The hotel has modern meeting spaces and an outdoor event lawn.
Aloft Singapore Novena is a 10-minute drive from Singapore’s Central Business District and close to the cultural district of Little India.
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