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Hollandse Club Retreat

Name: Hollandse Club Retreat
Address: 22 Camden Park, Singapore, SG

8.3/ 10Recommended

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📍22 Camden Park · Singapore ↗

1908 opened · 2025 renovated· 7 rooms· Check-in 03:00 PM / out 10:00 AM

Offsite parking discounted rates availableClubhouseFitness facilities (surcharge)Air conditioningFamily roomsLuggage storageAll 57 facilities +

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Overview · AI

Located in Singapore, Hollandse Club Retreat is a boutique accommodation steeped in history. Originally opened in 1908, the property underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2025, seamlessly blending its century-old architectural charm with modern comfort standards. As a single-story building, it offers an intimate and exclusive atmosphere, featuring only seven guest rooms. This limited scale ensures high privacy and personalized attention, distinguishing it from larger chain hotels. Although it does not belong to any major international hotel group, its unique positioning appeals to travelers seeking a distinctive and quiet retreat. The recent refurbishment guarantees that all amenities meet contemporary expectations while preserving the historic essence of the building. Ideal for frequent travelers looking for a serene escape in the heart of Singapore, this property provides a rare opportunity to stay in a meticulously restored heritage site. The small number of rooms creates a cozy, club-like environment, making it perfect for those who value tranquility and exclusivity over extensive facilities.

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DiningSights

Adam Rd Noo Cheng Big Prawn Noodle

Street Food · Bib

The prawn mee cooked à la minute is a recipe from the owner’s father. Opt for “dry” noodles tossed in prawn paste of your desired level of heat, alongside a bowl of prawn soup. Toppings like pig skin add contrasting textures.

729m

Selamat Datang Warong Pak Sapari

Street Food · Bib

Into the third generation, this family business is famous for mee soto and mee rebus, the former served in broth, the latter in a thicker gravy soup. Bold flavours are authentically Malaysian; add more coriander for extra fragrance.

751m

Bahrakath Mutton Soup

Street Food · Bib

Since 1973, this stall has been serving its secret mutton soup recipe. The broth is rich, dense, and full of herbal flavours. Apart from the popular leg, also try other lamb cuts. Order bread to mop up the broth.

752m

Pangium

regional · ★ Michelin

$$$

The view of the lush green in the garden is one good reason to visit. But owner-chef Malcolm Lee's exquisite tasting menu that explores the untapped possibilities of Straits cuisine is what makes the experience of dining here unforgettable. Named after the plant that produces buah keluak seeds, a key ingredient in Peranakan cuisine, Pangium pays homage to family recipes passed down for generations with carefully crafted dishes that taste exceptional.

2.0km

Omakase @ Stevens

Innovative · ★ Michelin

$$$$

The chef hails from Osaka and honed his skills in some of Tokyo’s top kitchens. In his 6- or 8-course omakase menu, he revisits his Japanese roots with classic French techniques. Exquisite dishes made with quality seasonal Japanese produce taste light, sophisticated and subtle. With only 16 seats at the pine wood counter overlooking the open kitchen, reservations are recommended. The immaculate service further adds to the experience.

2.3km

Les Amis

french · ★★★ Michelin

$$$$

Haute cuisine is increasingly about the chef embracing creative freedom and dictating the whole experience. At the longstanding, singularly sophisticated and world-renowned Les Amis, the choice is yours. The prix-fixe menus present a wide range of modern French classics with occasional Asian twists, in which simple ingredient combinations and seasoning highlight the natural flavours. Consider booking the chef's table for an intimate experience.

3.2km

Candlenut

peranakan · ★ Michelin

The lofty room feels airy, while bamboo and rattan details impart serenity. Influenced by his mother and grandma, the chef cooks traditional Peranakan fare with a creative twist and an Indonesian touch. In addition to à la carte dishes that are served communal style, the tasting menu features 10+ courses that change every two months; many are one-bite dishes with unique flavours and textures.

2.8km

Burnt Ends

Barbecue · ★ Michelin

$$$

Years ago, the Aussie owner-chef David Pynt opened a pop-up in London called Burnt Enz to great acclaim. Then his refined barbecue food cooked in a wood-fire brick kiln was taken up a notch with Burnt Ends in Singapore. In 2021, it moved to this location, twice as big as its previous space. The small but interesting snack menu is worth exploring. Meats and fish are well complemented by the Australian wines on offer. Book ahead to secure a table.

3.0km

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Hollandse Club Retreat

Room types · 4

Family Room

Family Studio

Studio

Double Room

Facilities · 57

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