DoubleTree by Hilton Singapore Robertson Quay debuts at former Hotel Miramar
The $160 million repositioning signals investor and developer confidence in Robertson Quay’s hospitality market and could strengthen the area’s premium accommodation and visitor offerings.
The 344-room DoubleTree by Hilton Singapore Robertson Quay opened on Oct 1 at the former Hotel Miramar, marking the brand’s Singapore debut.
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The 344-room DoubleTree by Hilton Singapore Robertson Quay officially opened on Oct 1 at 401 Havelock Road, marking the brand’s Singapore debut.
The former Hotel Miramar was acquired for $160 million in November 2025 by a fund managed by Aravest, with Wee Hur Property holding a 21% stake and serving as development partner. The acquisition price worked out to about $465,100 per room.
Robertson Quay’s riverside setting and neighbourhood character make it a fitting home for the brand,” says Alexandra Murray, Hilton’s area vice-president and regional head of Southeast Asia.
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Guest rooms and suites range from 258 sq ft to 538 sq ft, with more than 200 rooms overlooking the Singapore River.
Facilities include an outdoor pool, wellness studio, 24-hour fitness centre and seven meeting rooms.
It also houses two dining concepts, SAUS and Brew:33.
SAUS is an all-day restaurant built around more than 40 house-made sauces, dips, marinades and sambals, while Brew:33 is a 64-seat café and bar with a pet-friendly alfresco area.