Venue

Location

Our event will be taking place Raffles, 1 Beach Road, 189673 Singapore.

You can download full directions to the venue here: Raffles Hotel Singapore - Directions to CS & PB (1).pdf

Directions to the Casuarina Suite (for dinner on 9 December) 

For guests who are driving: Please access our Hotel Carpark from the Seah Street Entrance. (You may pinpoint 3 Seah Street for a clearer route). From there, please access the Lift Lobby at Zone 3 and head straight up to Level 3. Once you reach Level 1, make a right turn and walk straight to East India Room

For guests who are traveling by Train / Cab / Public Transport: (Please note that the nearest entrance to Casuarina Suite is through the Seah Street Entrance) Our nearest Train Station is City Hall Station. From there, you may walk towards the direction of the Brotzeit Restaurant. Once you cross the road and walk all the way straight, you will see the lift landing next to the Binomio Restaurant.

Directions to the East India Room (for the conference on 10 December) 

For guests who are driving: Our official address is at 1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673. However, please access our Hotel Carpark from the Seah Street Entrance. (You may pinpoint 3 Seah Street for a clearer route). From there, please access the Lift Lobby at Zone 3 and head straight up to Level 3. Once you reach Level 3, make a left turn and walk around Palm Ballroom and you will arrive at Casuarina Suite.

(Please note that the nearest entrance to Palm Ballroom is through the Seah Street Entrance). Our nearest Train Station is City Hall Station. From there, you may walk towards the direction of the Brotzeit Restaurant. Once you cross the road and turn right and walk futher down to Raffles Courtyard, turn right and walk straight to East India Room.

Parking

Limited parking spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are planning to drive to the event, please email jessica.yuen@ft.com for further information on availability.

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