--- title: "Review: Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel" site: "The Quiet Vacationer" site_url: https://quietvacationer.com/ url: https://quietvacationer.com/2026/09/18/review-frasers-house-a-luxury-collection-hotel/ date_published: 2026-09-18 date_modified: 2026-10-20 author: "The Quiet Vacationer" categories: - "Hotel Reviews" - "Reviews" tags: - "Marriott" - "Singapore" - "The Luxury Collection" --- # Review: Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel Frasers House is the latest name for the property that used to be InterContinental Singapore. The hotel moved into The Luxury Collection after the InterContinental contract ended, which made it an interesting one to try with Marriott Bonvoy points. The property is owned by Frasers Property, a Thai-owned group. I had been here a few years earlier when a friend invited me for afternoon tea, but I had never stayed overnight. We booked one night over National Day, on 9 August 2026, for 44,800 Marriott Bonvoy points on a PointSavers Redemption Rate. That was an opening block rate when the hotel first joined Marriott, and it was a steal compared with the much higher dynamic prices showing now. The points rate is therefore an important part of this review. I liked the stay enough to come back, although Marriott’s recent devaluation makes the higher points rates now showing harder to justify. [Marriott describes The Luxury Collection](https://www.marriott.com/en-gb/brands.mi) as a collection of iconic hotels that define their destinations. The marketing language is grander than I would normally use, but Frasers House does have a reasonable claim to the destination part. The Peranakan character, the shophouse-style suites and the decorative details carry through the property, rather than appearing as a few objects placed in an otherwise generic hotel. The name fits best because the hotel has its own identity. It is not a newly built luxury property with everything polished to the same standard, and parts of it already felt dated when the hotel was still InterContinental Singapore. Even so, the design is recognisably its own, and the lounge and breakfast were strong enough that we left with a very favourable impression. ## Location Frasers House is very close to **Bugis MRT**, on the East West Line, which makes the journey from Changi Airport straightforward. It is also only one or two stops from Singapore’s central business district, so the location works for both a short city stay and a night when you want to be near the centre without paying for a hotel directly in the CBD. ![Frasers House back entrance from Bugis Junction](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-1.jpg) *Frasers House back entrance from Bugis Junction* ![Frasers House main entrance with doormen](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-2.jpg) *Frasers House main entrance with doormen* The first impression is not of a newly built hotel. The property keeps its Peranakan heritage in the shophouse-style suites and in the decoration across the public areas. There are dark wood panels, carved screens, display cabinets and patterned details throughout, and the effect is more distinctive than the usual modern lobby. ![Frasers House lobby with chandeliers and lounge seating](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-3.jpg) *Frasers House lobby with chandeliers and lounge seating* ## Check-in We arrived from Bugis MRT, so we came in through the back entrance rather than the main porte-cochère. The front lobby has the doormen and waiting car shown in the photograph above, while the route from the station brought us into the property from the other side. We went up to the lobby and checked in there. At check-in, we were told that we had been upgraded to a **Junior Suite**. We had booked only one night, so this was a generous upgrade and we got lucky. It changed the stay quite a bit, because the suite gave us a proper living room rather than just a larger bedroom. ![Frasers House lobby and reception area](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-4.jpg) *Frasers House lobby and reception area* ## The room The **Junior Suite** measures 52 sqm, which is fairly large for most Singapore properties close to the city centre. It opens with a short entrance area, with some white architectural columns. The bathroom is immediately to the right, and past that, the room opens into the work desk and living room. ![Frasers House Junior Suite entryway and living room](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-5.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite entryway and living room* ![Frasers House Junior Suite entry corridor](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-15.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite entry corridor* ![Frasers House Junior Suite bathroom with Byredo amenities](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-7.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite bathroom with Byredo amenities* The living room is the part that made the upgrade feel worthwhile. It is large enough to feel like a separate space, with a sofa and coffee table in front of the television. The sofa is deep enough that it could probably be slept on, which would make this a more practical suite for a family than a room with a decorative two-seat sofa that nobody can use properly. ![Frasers House Junior Suite living room](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-8.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite living room* ![Frasers House Junior Suite work desk](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-9.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite work desk* ![Frasers House Junior Suite living area](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-10.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite living area* There are two televisions, one for each side of the suite, and the TV wall acts as the partition between the living room and bedroom. We watched the National Day Parade from the living room, which was a comfortable way to spend the evening. The fireworks were not visible from here, though, so it was not a substitute for a room with a clear National Day view. ![Frasers House Junior Suite living room and bedroom](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-16.png) *Frasers House Junior Suite living room and bedroom* The suite also has a wardrobe with a safe, swimming robes and slippers, which can be found near the entrance along the entryway. ![Frasers House Junior Suite wardrobe with safe, robe and slippers](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-6.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite wardrobe with safe, robe and slippers* The separate drinks pantry is set on a decorative cabinet and comes with a Nespresso-compatible capsule machine, a selection of capsules and some bottles of water. It is a cute little pantry area rather than a coffee machine squeezed onto the work desk, so the desk and living room remain clear. ![Frasers House Junior Suite with Nespresso-compatible coffee machine and bottled drinks](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-11.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite with Nespresso-compatible coffee machine and bottled drinks* The bedroom sits on the other side of the television wall. The bed is flanked by two bedside tables and matching wall lamps, with a large patterned panel above the headboard. It is a simpler room than the living area, but it does not need to accommodate a sofa or work desk because those have their own space next door. The floor-to-ceiling windows beside the bed also bring in plenty of daylight. ![Frasers House Junior Suite bedroom](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-12.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite bedroom* ![Frasers House Junior Suite bedroom and window](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-13.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite bedroom and window* The windows look directly over Bugis Junction, including its red-tiled roofs and glass canopy, with the surrounding office and residential towers beyond. This is more of a neighbourhood view than a wide Singapore skyline view. ![View from the Frasers House Junior Suite](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-14.jpg) *View from the Frasers House Junior Suite* The bathroom is more traditional in style, with dark stone counters, a bathtub and a separate shower. Frasers House uses **Byredo’s** **Bal d’Afrique** range throughout. The hand wash sits on a colourful floral tray at the vanity, while full-size bottles of body wash, conditioner and shampoo are mounted in the shower. The bathtub also has its own handheld shower attachment. ![Frasers House Junior Suite bathroom with Byredo hand wash](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-17.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite bathroom with Byredo hand wash* ![Frasers House Junior Suite bathroom vanity with Byredo hand wash](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-18.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite bathroom vanity with Byredo hand wash* ![Frasers House Junior Suite bathtub with Byredo amenities](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-19.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite bathtub with Byredo amenities* ![Frasers House Junior Suite shower with Byredo amenities](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-20.jpg) *Frasers House Junior Suite shower with Byredo amenities* We also received a printed welcome letter for Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite members, which set out the breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktail hours. ![Frasers House Executive Lounge welcome letter and service hours](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-59.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge welcome letter and service hours* The suite received turndown service as well. The welcome amenity of **Peranakan pastries** was delivered afterwards, topped with a purple orchid. The pastry was local Singaporean-style, while the orchid made the presentation lean towards Thai. ![Frasers House Executive Lounge welcome Peranakan pastry](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-60.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge welcome Peranakan pastry* ## Executive lounge As Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite members, we had access to the Executive Lounge. This is not an access benefit that Luxury Collection hotels are required to provide under the usual Marriott terms, so Frasers House has chosen to keep operating the lounge and to admit eligible guests. That made a difference to a one-night stay, because we could use the property properly without needing to go out for every meal. ![Frasers House corridor with display cabinets and lounge seating](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-29.jpg) *Frasers House corridor with display cabinets and lounge seating* The lounge offers afternoon tea from **1pm to 5pm** and evening cocktails from **6pm to 8pm**. Newspapers and some magazines were available, and the room had seating for both eating and settling in with a drink. It retains the dark wood, screens and decorative style used elsewhere in the hotel. ![Frasers House corridor with dark wood walls and artwork](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-30.jpg) *Frasers House corridor with dark wood walls and artwork* ![Frasers House hallway with carved screen and armchair](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-31.jpg) *Frasers House hallway with carved screen and armchair* ![Frasers House lounge with carved screens and seating](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-32.jpg) *Frasers House lounge with carved screens and seating* ![Frasers House Business Centre copier and printer](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-33.jpg) *Frasers House Business Centre copier and printer* ![Frasers House Business Centre workstation](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-34.jpg) *Frasers House Business Centre workstation* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge seating and dining area](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-35.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge seating and dining area* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge seating area](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-36.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge seating area* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge with seating and refreshment area](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-37.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge with seating and refreshment area* ### Afternoon tea The afternoon tea selection was better than the word “tea” sometimes suggests at a hotel lounge. There were savoury sandwiches including a **Chicken Bak Kwa Sandwich**, **Pulled Beef Rendang Sandwich** and **Smoked Salmon & Dill Cream Cheese Sandwich**, along with an **Asian Style Bean Curd Wrap**. The food was arranged in small portions, so it was easy to try several things without turning the plate into an engineering exercise. ![Frasers House Executive Lounge Berries Cake](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-41.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge Berries Cake* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge Chicken Bak Kwa and Pulled Beef Rendang sandwiches](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-42.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge Chicken Bak Kwa and Pulled Beef Rendang sandwiches* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge smoked salmon and pulled beef sandwiches](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-43.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge smoked salmon and pulled beef sandwiches* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge Wild Berries Tart and bean curd wrap](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-44.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge Wild Berries Tart and bean curd wrap* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge Pandan Kaya Cake and chocolate cake](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-45.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge Pandan Kaya Cake and chocolate cake* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge afternoon tea table with bread rolls](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-46.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge afternoon tea table with bread rolls* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge afternoon tea plate](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-47.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge afternoon tea plate* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge red velvet, carrot and matcha cakes](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-48.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge red velvet, carrot and matcha cakes* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge matcha cake, tiramisu and blueberry chocolate cake](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-49.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge matcha cake, tiramisu and blueberry chocolate cake* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge candy jars](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-38.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge candy jars* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge candy jars](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-39.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge candy jars* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge drinks cabinet](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-40.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge drinks cabinet* ### Evening cocktails The evening spread was wider than the afternoon selection, with both hot and cold food. The cold section included **Mixed Green Salad**, **Virginia Ham & Potato Salad**, **Caprese Salad** and **Roasted Butternut & Smoked Salmon Salad**, with dressings, vegetables, cheese, nuts and dried fruit alongside. The hot food included **Singapore Dry Wanton Noodle** from the live station and a selection of Chinese breakfast-style or snack items in the steamers. The labels showed items such as **Pork Char Siew Bun**, **Kaya Bun**, **Siew Mai**, **Vegetable Samosa**, **Chicken Siew Mai**, **Fish Cake**, **Pork Ball**, **Tao Pok**, **Quail Egg**, **Mushroom**, **Bean Sprout**, **Chicken Slice**, **Salmon Shrimp**, **Chicken Floss**, **Curry Soup**, **Fish Soup** and **Yellow Noodle**. There was also **Medu Vadai** and another hot buffet with fried items. The drinks side had a proper cocktail station rather than only wine and beer. The menu listed a **Singapore Sling**, **Appletini**, **Screwdriver**, **Cuba Libre**, **Tequila Sunrise** and **Campari Orange**, with mocktails and sparkling, red and white wines as alternatives. The available spirits included gin, vodka, rum, tequila, whisky and bourbon. ![Frasers House Executive Lounge cheese and nuts](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-50.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge cheese and nuts* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge salad station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-51.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge salad station* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge salad and dressing station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-52.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge salad and dressing station* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge canapés](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-53.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge canapés* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge hot buffet](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-54.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge hot buffet* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge Singapore dry wanton noodle and smoked duck ciabatta](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-55.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge Singapore dry wanton noodle and smoked duck ciabatta* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge evening canapés plate with noodles and pastries](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/frasers-house-singapore-56.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge evening canapés plate with noodles and pastries* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge evening cocktail bar](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-57.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge evening cocktail bar* ![Frasers House Executive Lounge evening cocktail menu](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-58.jpg) *Frasers House Executive Lounge evening cocktail menu* ## Facilities ### Pool The pool is a fairly average size, with a jacuzzi at the side. It is not a reason by itself to choose Frasers House, but it is a reasonable place to spend some time when you are already staying at the hotel. The surrounding terrace and garden continue the property’s decorative style, with fountains and city views. ![Frasers House garden terrace with decorative fountains](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-21.jpg) *Frasers House garden terrace with decorative fountains* ![Frasers House terrace and surrounding city view](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-22.jpg) *Frasers House terrace and surrounding city view* ![Frasers House swimming pool and skyline](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-23.jpg) *Frasers House swimming pool and skyline* ![Frasers House terrace garden and city view](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-24.jpg) *Frasers House terrace garden and city view* ### Fitness centre The Fitness Centre is also average in size and overlooks the main driveway and the National Library. There were classes taking place while we were around. When we enquired, we were told that the external provider charged around S$70 or more per lesson. ![Frasers House Fitness Centre entrance](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-25.jpg) *Frasers House Fitness Centre entrance* ![Frasers House Fitness Centre refreshment counter](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-26.jpg) *Frasers House Fitness Centre refreshment counter* ![Frasers House Fitness Centre](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-27.jpg) *Frasers House Fitness Centre* ![Frasers House Fitness Centre’s yoga area](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-28.jpg) *Frasers House Fitness Centre’s yoga area* ## Breakfast Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite members and above can have breakfast in The Breakfast Room or in the Executive Lounge. We went downstairs to **The Breakfast Room**, located off the lobby, and the wait for a table took at least 10 minutes on the morning after the public holiday. The wait was the one operational weakness in an otherwise excellent breakfast. Once inside, the selection was one of the best we have had at a hotel in Singapore. It covered yoghurt, pastries, Asian, Indian, Western and other international food, with live stations and enough variety to justify the wait. ![Frasers House entrance to The Breakfast Room](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-61.jpg) *Frasers House entrance to The Breakfast Room* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room buffet area](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-62.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room buffet area* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room dining area](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-63.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room dining area* The drinks station had water, freshly squeezed **guava juice**, freshly squeezed **orange juice**, **cranberry juice** and full-cream milk. There was a salad section with **corn kernels**, **Japanese cucumber**, **onion**, **julienne carrots**, **capsicum** and **olives**, together with dressings and other toppings. ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room juice and beverage station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-64.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room juice and beverage station* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room salad station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-65.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room salad station* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room salad and cheese station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-66.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room salad and cheese station* The cereal area had **pumpkin seeds**, **cashew nuts**, **walnuts**, muesli and the more familiar **cornflakes**, **Koko Krunch** and **Fruit Loops**. The hot buffet covered several Asian and international dishes, while the Chinese breakfast section had bamboo steamers and condiments. ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room cereal station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-67.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room cereal station* The live noodle station was the most interesting part of the savoury selection. The staton covered **Singapore dry wanton noodle**, **fish cake**, **pork ball**, **bean sprout**, **chicken slice**, **chicken floss**, **yellow noodle**, **fish soup** and **curry soup**, with toppings such as **tao pok**, **quail egg** and **mushroom**. There was also **samosa** and **medu vadai** at the hot buffet. ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room live noodle station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-76.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room live noodle station* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room noodle station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-69.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room noodle station* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room Samosa and Medu Vadai](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-77.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room Samosa and Medu Vadai* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room hot buffet](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-68.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room hot buffet* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room breakfast toppings station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-70.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room breakfast toppings station* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room bamboo steamers and Chinese breakfast dishes](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-71.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room bamboo steamers and Chinese breakfast dishes* There was a pancake and waffle station with **freshly made waffles**, pancakes, **peanut butter**, **Nutella** and kaya spread. The bakery and dessert station had pastries, cakes and other sweet items, and there was even gelato in the morning. ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room pancake and waffle station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-72.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room pancake and waffle station* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room bakery and dessert station](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-73.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room bakery and dessert station* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room hot buffet with bacon](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-74.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room hot buffet with bacon* ![Frasers House The Breakfast Room breakfast](https://cdn.quietvacationer.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/frasers-house-singapore-75.jpg) *Frasers House The Breakfast Room breakfast* ## Concluding thoughts This was a superb stay, helped by the fact that we paid only 44,800 Marriott Bonvoy points on a PointSavers Redemption Rate and then received a Junior Suite upgrade for one night. Frasers House was generous with the upgrade, and the suite gave us a proper living room in which to watch the National Day Parade rather than just a larger bedroom. The Executive Lounge was also better than I expected, with a substantial afternoon tea, a wider evening spread and a cocktail menu that made the lounge worth using. Breakfast at The Breakfast Room was the strongest part of the stay. The queue took at least 10 minutes, but once we were inside, the variety was excellent and the live noodle station, freshly squeezed juices, Indian and Asian choices, pastries and morning gelato gave us plenty to choose from. The limitations are mostly about age and price. The pool and Fitness Centre are average, and the property already had some dated details from its InterContinental years. Marriott’s recent devaluation also makes the higher points rates now showing less attractive than the opening block rate that made this stay such an easy decision. Even with those qualifications, I do think Frasers House lives up to The Luxury Collection name, mainly because the Peranakan design gives the hotel a proper Singapore identity and because the food and lounge experience were better than the room alone might suggest. I would come back, especially if another PointSavers rate appeared, although that seems unlikely. At 44,800 points, it was well worth it. --- *Originally published on [The Quiet Vacationer](https://quietvacationer.com/2026/09/18/review-frasers-house-a-luxury-collection-hotel/)*