Located in the centre of Chinatown, the Royal Peacock Hotel occupies ten beautifully restored shophouses along Keong Siak Road. Unique touches include a sleigh bed and an antique gilt-frammed mirror, as well as plush purple carpets red walls, rich floral fabrics reminiscent of a Barque painting, and red curtains with tassels.
Within the seclusion of its rich jewel-toned walls, you'll find a unique blend of character and charm that's immediately disarming, and service both warm and personal.
Restaurant
Aunty Tong’s is a cozy restaurant set in the heart of Chinatown with a great ambience for a quiet meal away from the hustle and bustle of the crowded city. It is perfect for business executives within the vicinity and tourists who favour a quick lunch amidst the comfort of air-conditioning and away from Singapore’s sweltering heat. Being the red-light district in the early years, tourists will be drawn to this area as existing brothels still provide an insight to its notorious past. Tourists can immerse in an ethnic experience at one of Singapore’s famous attractions with the accompaniment of a hearty meal at Aunty Tong’s.
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