Lobby of Hotel Ora. Photo Credit: RWS
Resorts World Sentosa has launched the 389-room Hotel Ora, a new
lifestyle hotel targeted at the bleisure crowd. The former Festive
Hotel has been fully renovated to create a premium lifestyle destination
experience.
Pek Chin Siong, VP of hotels, RWS, said: “With RWS pivoting towards
curated destination experiences as part of its RWS 2.0 expansion plans,
it is also investing in its assets to attract the modern, affluent
market. This includes the complete remake of Festive Hotel into Hotel
Ora which has received many enquiries from our trade partners and
consumers. We are encouraged by the enthusiastic interest so far and
remain determined to anchor the contemporary bleisure (business-leisure)
and workation (work-vacation) hotel as a destination of choice.”
The rise of digital nomads who grew up with digital connectivity and
who are always on-the-go has propelled the conceptualisation of this new
hotel – it is surrounded by mobile working spaces, smart co-working
amenities across two levels of communal, and hybrid workspaces for
guests to work and socialise. There are four multi-functional rooms and
an alfresco terrace function area.
Hotel Ora’s 64-sqm deluxe suite comes with connecting room options.Hotel Ora has two room categories: 32-sqm deluxe rooms with
king/twin options, and 64-sqm deluxe suites with king/twin options. Its
lounge at level two hosts small meetings and evening cocktails. Food
lovers can look forward to a new concept restaurant with an outdoor
terrace on level three to be launched soon.
The property offers an outdoor swimming pool, a modern gym, world-class
themed attractions, luxury shopping, award-winning gastronomic options
and a verdant rainforest next door.
Meeting room at Hotel Ora.Sustainable practices
Hotel Ora was built in line with sustainable principles. Besides
refillable glass carafes in each room, communal water stations,
sustainably packaged bathroom amenities, bedrooms fitted with motion
sensors, electricity-efficient fans to reduce energy consumption, and
carbon neutral vinyl flooring, guests are also served reusable pens and
paper from sources certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council).