Afternoon tea and buffet dinner at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore are definitely must-visit items when coming to Singapore

Accompanying my parents on the last stop of our trip, we returned to Singapore~ This is the 16th hotel we stayed at: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, which was originally built in 1928 as the General Post Office building, and is now part of The Leading Hotels of the World, the second-largest hotel group in the world in terms of number of hotels, under the Pudong Shangri-La brand. It is also one of the three must-stay historical buildings on my Singapore list, the other two being Raffles and Capella~ These three hotel brands were all born in Singapore. Every morning at ten o'clock, the hotel offers a professional one-hour Fullerton Monument Tour for guests, which can be booked in advance~ I followed the tour this morning~ and learned even more about this nearly century-old building! In Singapore, The Fullerton Hotel is a major landmark. Some call it the most majestic historical building in Singapore~ The hotel was originally The Fullerton Building, completed in 1928, designed by Keys & Dowdeswell from Shanghai, and named after the first Governor of the Straits Settlements, Robert Fullerton, with the General Post Office subsequently moving in. I especially want to recommend the hotel's afternoon tea and buffet dinner! These two are definitely must-visit items when coming to Singapore~ The hotel's afternoon tea is served next to the lobby at The Courtyard, the whole HighTea set is very exquisite, and there is even a live harp performance. In such a retro environment, it's truly enjoyable! On the other side of the lobby, the all-day dining restaurant Town Restaurant offers a buffet dinner that is an excellent experience with great value for money! Don't say anymore that eating in Singapore is too expensive~ Here, for just a few hundred dollars, you can enjoy a variety of delicacies and unlimited seafood!