Housed in a vintage Art Deco building with interiors by Jacques Garcia, The Vagabond Club, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Singapore is your ideal choice for a 41-room luxury boutique hotel featuring one of the world's great whiskey bars. With a collection of a 1000 bottles of bespoke whiskies, and it's curated Artist-In-Residence programme, The Whiskey Library at The Vagabond Club offers you an unparalleled and unique experience you won't forget.
Located in the heart of Singapore’s Central Heritage District, The Vagabond Club puts you within walking distance to the hottest landmarks and sights from the vibrant and colorful streets of Little India to Kampong Glam. If Serangoon or Haji Lane have filled your curiosity, walk to the Raffles Hotel, Bugis Junction or the amazing Atlas bar.
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Just a half-hour car ride from Changi Airport, hôtel vagabond is well-positioned for business and leisure travelers.
Guests can get to Singapore’s Central Business District and other major attractions like the Marina Bay area in under 15 minutes, while the more adventurous can find an authentic and unique experience at the heritage enclaves of Kampong Glam and Little India right at their doorstep.
This 41-room property is the first and only one in Asia to feature interiors by the celebrated French designer Jacques Garcia. Garcia has created an enchanting space, full of bold and vibrant colours yet always elegant and comfortable. The Vagabond Club’s interior has been done up in a style never before seen in Singapore, a welcome addition to the local hotel scene.
The luxury accommodation at The Vagabond Club consists of 41 well-appointed rooms and suites, each individually designed by Jacques Garcia in vernacular reflecting his award winning Parisian-chic style. His mix of color, texture, fabric and dark woods is perfectly showcased in every room, perfect for guests who like their luxury with a generous touch of character.
The Vagabond Club showcases a plethora of art both for pleasure and function. Ranging from antique works to dazzling contemporary mixed media pieces, the display highlights techniques and movements across cultures and centuries. Every piece has been personally sourced or commissioned by owner, Satinder Garcha. Art tours of the collection are available on request.
Art at The Vagabond Club is not just for static display. Part of the hotel’s mission is to make culture and creativity more accessible by inviting local and international artists to stay, work, and converse with the guests and visitors who want to learn more. With an emphasis on music and performance art of all kinds, artists are invited to apply for residencies of up to three months at hôtel vagabond.
