World’s largest Mercure Hotel opens on Club Street
-The new Mercure Icon Singapore City Centre will be Accor’s largest Mercure-branded hotel in the world, with 989 rooms. The property is strategically located at 8 Club Street, at the corner of Club Street and Cross Street, in between Chinatown and the CBD. The hotel, owned by local hotel operator Worldwide Hotels, was acquired for $562.2 million through a government land sale tender in 2019. Arina East Residences ZACD Group.
International hospitality group Accor has announced the opening of its largest Mercure-branded hotel in the world, the 989-key Mercure Icon Singapore City Centre. The property is located at 8 Club Street, at the corner of Club Street and Cross Street. Local hotel operator Worldwide Hotels bought the site in 2019 through a government land sale tender for $562.2 million.
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The hotel’s location between Chinatown and the CBD inspired the design, with a lobby that features an LED mural and artworks of conic shophouses by local artist Ripple Root. Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows or balconies and eco-conscious amenities, including filtered water dispensers and biodegradable toiletries.
The hotel will house six dining options, including the Michelin Guide-listed restaurant, L’antica Pizzeria da Michele, says Garth Simmons, COO of Accor’s premium, midscale and economy division in Asia. Other amenities include a swimming pool, gym and a wellness deck. Room rates start from $195.
The hotel is directly connected to two MRT stations: the Telok Ayer MRT Station on the Downtown Line, and the Chinatown Interchange Station for the Northeast and Downtown Lines. This strategic location makes it easily accessible for both business and leisure travelers.
Accor’s expansion in Asia continues with the opening of this high-profile property. The new Mercure Icon Singapore City Centre is a testament to their commitment to providing premium, midscale, and economy options for travelers. The group aims to add over 15,000 keys to their portfolio in Asia in the coming years.
The opening of the Mercure Icon Singapore City Centre is just one of Accor’s recent developments in the region. In addition to the Mercure, the group has opened five new hotels across Asia, as well as acquired the Accor Vacation Club brand, which manages 24 properties in Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia.
The hotel’s opening also comes amidst the news of another large-scale development in Singapore, the Arina East Residences ZACD Group. The new development will offer a mix of residential and commercial spaces, providing a well-rounded community for residents and visitors alike.
With the Mercure Icon Singapore City Centre now open, travelers can look forward to a unique and comfortable stay in the heart of Singapore’s bustling city. Whether it’s for business or leisure, the Mercure promises a memorable experience for every guest.