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Located conveniently in the Chinatown district of Singapore, ST Signature Chinatown is located a 2-minute walk from Sri Mariamman Temple, 0.8 miles from Statue of Sir Stamford Raffles and a 16-minute...

Attractively located in the Chinatown district of Singapore, Aura Opera House Chinatown- Newly Renovated is located a 5-minute walk from Singapore City Gallery, one mile from Asian Civilisations...
Housed in a preserved pre-war shophouse in culturally rich Chinatown, The Scarlet Hotel features a rooftop restaurant and outdoor hot tub.

Located near Chinatown (2 min walk) or Maxwell MRT (4 min walk), iNN at Temple Street is a comfortable respite in the beating heart of Singapore’s vibrant Chinatown.

Restored from a heritage shop house in Telok Ayer, Ann Siang House, The Unlimited Collection managed by The Ascott Limited offers accommodations within the culturally-vibrant heart of Singapore.

Nestled among the bustling street area of Chinatown and South Bridge Road, Heritage Collection on Chinatown - Mobile App Check-In offers guests a respite from the buzz in their apartment.

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It looks like a Tang Dynasty-era temple but Chinatown’s Buddhist house of worship was only consecrated in 2008. Part working temple, part museum, it’s named after the relic that resides inside its sacred chambers – the left-canine tooth of Buddha. Head to the 4th-floor viewing area to see monks gather and chant around the large, extravagant golden shrine that houses the enamel antiquity.