New deal will result in Singapore’s first DoubleTree by Hilton. Photo Credit: Aravest
The DoubleTree by Hilton brand is making its Singapore debut with the rebranding of Hotel Miramar at Robertson Quay.
The 344-key riverfront property is scheduled to open in 2026 after a comprehensive upgrade to revitalise guestrooms, meeting spaces, an all-day dining restaurant and lobby lounge, with enhancements to the arrival experience, fitness center and pool deck.
Select areas will also be refreshed to introduce new amenities, including a kids’ club and pickleball courts.
Located along the Singapore River in historic Robertson Quay, the property will be steps away from riverside dining, bars and cultural venues, and within easy reach of Clarke Quay, Boat Quay and Orchard Road. It will also offer convenient access to the CBD and a variety of cultural landmarks, including Fort Canning Park, Arab Street, Bugis and Chinatown.
A lasting trademark for more than 55 years, DoubleTree by Hilton is known to cater to both business and leisure travellers.
It has also been a go-to conversion brand for owners seeking to tap into Hilton’s commercial engine and unlock the full value-add potential of a full-service property.
“Hilton is proud to collaborate with Aravest and Wee Hur on this milestone project, having extensive experience in hotel conversions in Singapore. Rebranding this primely located property as DoubleTree by Hilton is another chance to show how Hilton helps owners efficiently refresh and reposition assets, while leveraging the power of Hilton’s brands and commercial engine,” said Maria Ariizumi, vice president, development, South East Asia, Hilton.
The rebranding of Hotel Miramar will bring together Hilton’s brand, Aravest’s hospitality real estate investment and asset management strategy and Wee Hur’s long-standing development capabilities in Singapore.
Moses K Song, CEO, Aravest, said, “The acquisition of Hotel Miramar, together with Wee Hur as our trusted partner, marks Aravest’s first foray into the Singapore hospitality sector and reflects our high conviction in Singapore’s attractiveness as both a commercial and leisure destination.”
With this opening, Hilton will add to its Singapore pipeline of more than 500 rooms, including the upcoming NoMad Singapore.