DrivewayCavenagh BridgeCavenagh Bridge & Singapore RiverRooftop ViewMerlion Park ViewLobby Entrance and The CourtyardQuay RoomThe Straits Club LoungeThe Straits Club Reading RoomMeeting RoomThe Straits RoomThe BallroomPre-function Area of The BallroomTown RestaurantJade RestaurantInfinity Pool

Cavenagh Bridge, Singapore’s oldest bridge, was built in 1868 and named after Sir Orfeur Cavenagh, the last Governor of Singapore appointed by the East India Company. This pedestrian-only bridge links The Fullerton Singapore with the Asian Civilisations Museum and Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall across the Singapore River.

The Singapore River which runs under more than 10 bridges in the area was once the lifeline of the city where cargo from ships were unloaded on its banks. Now a tourist and leisure attraction, quaint bum boats traverse its waters filled with curious visitors on a river tour of the city while the 6km promenade on either side of the historic river is filled with art sculptures, kiosks, wine bars and alfresco dining choices.