Location, location, location, as the old mantra goes, can make all the difference — and what better place to be for travellers than Momentus Hotel Alexandra? The new 442-room hotel, straddling Singapore’s Queenstown and Alexandra precincts, fizzes with energy and charm of its historic neighbourhoods. Plus, it has some of the city’s best restaurants, shopping, and green spaces right at its doorstep.

Prime location, close to the action

Momentus Hotel Alexandra exudes a relaxed charm that captivates guests from the moment they arrive. The hotel is strategically positioned in Singapore’s central south-western area, at the literal crossroads of bustling business districts and the heart of Singapore’s first satellite town.

One of the standout features of this upscale hotel is its proximity to both shopping and business hubs. A mere 10-minute drive transports guests to the famed Orchard Road shopping belt, while Alexandra Technopark and Mapletree Business City are practically on the hotel’s doorstep, making it an ideal choice for business travellers seeking convenience without compromise.

Guests can expect cosy rooms styled with clean, contemporary décor and soothing earth tones.

New standards in style and comfort

Momentus Hotel Alexandra raises the bar for comfort with its 442 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, where guests are greeted by an oasis of tranquillity and thoughtful design. It’s here that stylish contemporary décor and generous space meet smart features to keep guests refreshed throughout their stay. These include digital thermostats, anti-thermal coatings on full-height windows, and in-room filtered water dispensers.

Outside the rooms, guests have plenty of options for unwinding between meetings or excursions. Craftsmen Coffee, an adored café chain in Singapore, provides caffeine addicts with the perfect day’s start. For those seeking an elevated experience, the newly opened Momentum Club Lounge on the 19th floor is a delightful spot to relax over drinks while offering an incredible vantage point of Singapore’s southwestern skyline.

The Momentum Club Lounge offers plenty of room for casual business meetings, and can also serve as the day’s workspace.

One of the most breathtaking aspects of the hotel is its infinity pool, which seems to float above the hubbub of the city. Up on the pool deck, guests can admire award-winning architectural landmark The Interlace and immerse in verdant views of the Southern Ridges nature trail while sipping on poolside drinks, perhaps from the indulgent floating bar. When it’s time to dine, the poolside Verandah Rooftop Rotisserie serves up signature roasts, wood-fired pizzas, and more sumptuous modern European dishes.

Spectacular sunsets abound at Momentus Hotel Alexandra’s infinity pool and Verandah Rooftop Rotisserie.

Savour and shop the best of Singapore

No visit to Singapore is complete without am exploration of its culinary delights — and Momentus Hotel Alexandra makes it easy. The hotel’s doorstep is graced by some of the city’s favourite hawker centres, including Alexandra Village Food Centre, ABC Brickworks Food Centre, and even local institution Keng Eng Kee Seafood Restaurant, featured in the Michelin Guide.

The hotel offers easy access to retail therapy, too. Right across the road is Queensway Shopping Centre, a local favourite for limited-edition sportswear, streetwear, and vintage fashion. Families will appreciate the short 10-minute drive to VivoCity, the largest shopping mall in Singapore, for family-friendly play zones and rooftop gardens alongside high street brands. Plus, a quick ride from VivoCity to Resorts World Sentosa via the Sentosa Monorail opens the door to endless entertainment possibilities.

Explore heritage icons and modern charms

Just beyond the doors of the Momentus Hotel Alexandra lies a treasure trove of heritage landmarks that tell the story of Singapore’s colourful past. Architecture fans can embark on a journey through time as they explore gazetted conservation buildings such as Margaret Market and Queenstown Public Library, or head further to Tiong Bahru estate, known for its pre-war flats designed in alluring Art Deco style.

Once home to traditional market stalls, Margaret Market now features a dining hall where visitors can fill up on local and international cuisine. Photo Credit: Margaret Market

But the heritage journey doesn't stop there. A visit to the seaside gem, Labrador Park, offers more than just picturesque sunsets. It’s also home to Labrador Battery, a coastal fort with still-standing gun emplacements that stand as silent sentinels to Singapore’s World War II history.

For those with an appetite for the contemporary, Gillman Barracks awaits. Built in 1936 for British colonial military forces, this historic site has transformed into a vibrant arts centre, now housing galleries, bars, and restaurants. It’s a testament to Singapore’s ability to seamlessly blend the old and the new, creating spaces that celebrate the country’s rich history while embracing modernity.

HortPark’s 13 themed gardens teem with tropical greenery – a perfect space where nature lovers can unwind.

It’s easy to get closer to nature

Nature lovers looking to verify Singapore’s reputation as a “garden city” will delight in the hotel’s proximity to the Southern Ridges, a 10km long trail connecting some of Singapore’s most beloved parks and gardens. A leisurely 10-minute stroll leads to HortPark, an educational and research centre boasting 13 themed gardens.

The trail also leads to Henderson Waves, a wave-like pedestrian bridge suspended 36 meters above ground — and for the truly adventurous, hiking to Mount Faber and taking the Singapore Cable Car to Sentosa Island is an exhilarating option.

Momentus Hotel Alexandra invites travellers to discover more unique experiences and inspiring moments in Singapore. Learn more and book a stay here.

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