Area Attractions

10 SCOTTS exudes an aura of elegance and relaxation with its contemporary yet classic décor.

Named one of the world's Top Ten Restaurants in a 1993 feature of The New York article 'Top-notch' Tables' by renown food critic, Ken Hom, Din Tai Fung has also been previously awarded the prestigious one Michelin star.

Eggslut is a chef driven, gourmet food concept founded in 2011. It’s inspired by a true love for eggs. The menu is a balance of comfort and innovation, celebrating food that appeals to both novice and extreme foodie through classic comfort fare with a twist, all encompassing our key ingredient, eggs.

Lawry's is distinguished for its mouthwatering and tender Prime Ribs which are roasted, carved and served from signature Silver Carts.

Originally a division of colonial Singapore for Chinese immigrants in the 1800s, today’s Chinatown features historical architecture, bustling shop houses and speciality food stalls.

Theatres on the Bay – Colloquially called “The Big Durians” for its distinctive design, this iconic piece of architecture houses performing art and music performances.

This heritage attraction takes you through the history and culture of the Eurasian community in Singapore.

Explore a unique collection of artistic styles from acclaimed local and foreign artists in Asia at the very first art museum ever built in Singapore.

Enjoy world-class shopping just ten walking minutes away from the hotel. Browse through over 180 specialty stores, boutiques and restaurants that offer a wide selection of chic designer labels, iconic food brands and lifestyle merchandise. Enjoy exclusive tourist privileges.

Just a two-minute walk from Grand Hyatt Singapore, explore over 330 fashion and gastronomic concepts from all over the world in one of Singapore’s most trend-focused malls. Receive an additional premium gift when you shop at ION Orchard. Simply present your hotel keycard at ION Orchard L1 Concierge Counter. T&Cs apply.

With six levels of lifestyle consumer brands, cafes, designer boutiques and more, this style-centric hub is a five-minute walk from Grand Hyatt Singapore.

Embodying the cosmopolitan energy of today’s Orchard Road, the country’s pioneering local department store is conveniently located next to Grand Hyatt Singapore.

Meaning “Granite Island”, Pulau Ubin has thus far been untouched by urbanization. With most of its residents having left decades ago, explore how nature has taken over this place since the 1960s.

With a beautifully rich biodiversity, the scenic Chek Jawa is home to numerous plants and animals on land and in the sea, attracting thousands of adventurers, bikers, hikers and scientific researchers.

Legend states this tropical duo of islands were created out of the misfortune of two sisters. Snorkel in the sparkling blue water or visit the Marine Park to observe the local marine life.

Translating to ‘Tortoise Island’ in Chinese, the island is home to sacred shrines and houses a number of swimming lagoons – a great spot for exploring local heritage off the beaten track.

A place of major historical significance, this park has been the residence of founder Sir Stamford Raffles and a battle fort, but is a popular attraction and event venue today.

Comprised of various memorial walls, this structure is dedicated to all the men and women who defended Malaya and Singapore from the invading forces in World War II.

Most notably the building the President of Singapore uses to receive and entertain guests, this palatial estate is open to the public on five selected statutory holidays every year.

Displaying Singapore’s wartime history, learn about the Japanese Occupation, the infamous Changi Prison, and life as a prisoner-of-war.

Singapore’s highest hill retains one the few primary forests in the country and has one of the richest and most diverse ecological systems in the country.

Featuring an awe-inspiring collection of flora, explore the captivating displays of flowers, trees, and other vegetation as you see first-hand why Singapore is called a “garden city”.

A testament to Singapore’s reputation as a City in a Garden, the Botanic Gardens is the country’s first UNESCO Heritage Site featuring a treasure trove of over 60,000 plants, located mere minutes away from Orchard Road.

A popular spot for nature enthusiasts, explore the forest and discover its inhabitants on the treetop walk and trails or enjoy a leisurely paddle through the calm waters.

A juxtapose of gleaming skyscrapers and colonial architecture, Malaysia’ capital is also most famous for its flavour-rich dining experiences from humble street stalls to world-class restaurants representing the best of Malaysia’s cuisines and beyond. Visually defined by the iconic Petronas Twin Towers and a comprehensive shopping scene, Kuala Lumpur is also home to a wealth of green escapes in and around the city including the KL Forest Eco Park, Batu Caves, and Forest Research Institute of Malaysia.

One of the most popular travel destinations in the world, there is no better place for a beach holiday than Bali. Surrounded by endless coastlines of sandy beaches and dotted with magnificent mountains and stunning waterfalls, it is little wonder that Bali is known as the ‘Island of Gods’. An island paradise for all with its many natural attractions, award-winning cuisines and restaurants, wellness-driven escapes, family activities, and adrenalin-filled adventures, it is the generosity and genuine disposition of its people that truly defines Bali.

Dynamic and vibrant, Bangkok is packed with delicious street food and cafes, some of the biggest markets in the world, shopping for every budget, world-famous massage, as well as historical and religious sites including the Grand Palace. A well-established BTS mass transit system makes getting around a breeze, and tuk-tuks are also available for those looking for a faster and more adventurous way to get around Bangkok. Beyond popular destinations such as Siam Paragon and Chatuchak Market, Bangkok is also filled with off-the-beaten-tracks, making this city a perfect destination for short weekend trips and longer adventures.

Used to be known as Saigon, this city of energy and discovery is the perfect blend of cultural significance and modern energy. Cutting edge buildings line culture-rich streets, as street stalls dish out some of the country’s best local delights alongside with fine food from the classiest of restaurants. Spend hours learning about Vietnam’s history at the many museums, monuments and historical spots preserved up to this very day. Take a journey through ancient French architecture as you navigate through this city that is driving the country forward.