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About St Regis Singapore Event
About St Regis Singapore Event
St Regis Singapore Event offers venue rental for private and corporate functions at 29 Tanglin Rd, Singapore 247911. The property holds a 4.5/5 rating across 3,987 Google reviews — a robust sample that reflects sustained guest satisfaction. No ACRA registration has been confirmed in the listing data, and no regulatory licences are on file; prospective clients should verify these directly with the hotel.
Enquiries typically begin with confirming available dates, your preferred event format — standing cocktail reception, banquet round-table, or theatre seating — and approximate headcount, as capacity varies considerably across the hotel's function spaces. The St Regis operates as a full-service hotel venue, which means in-house F&B arrangements, including catering menus, bar service, and minimum spend per guest, are likely to be set terms rather than open to external caterers or BYO. Confirm the noise curfew, setup and teardown access windows (often outside the quoted rental period), A/V provision — PA system, projector, screen, microphones — aircon hours, and whether a photography or filming permit applies. Parking at or near 29 Tanglin Rd and lift or ramp accessibility for guests with mobility needs should also be confirmed ahead of signing.
To proceed, contact St Regis Singapore Event by phone or online enquiry form to request a venue walkthrough, discuss your event format and headcount, and obtain a full written proposal including the per-event package rate, F&B minimum spend, deposit requirement, and rescheduling terms.
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4.5/5 from 3,987 Google reviewsRobust sample — reflects sustained guest satisfaction over time.
Do a site recce, confirm capacity for your specific event format (cocktail / banquet / theatre), and put the F&B policy, A/V inclusions, noise curfew, setup/teardown access, and rescheduling terms in writing before paying the deposit.
Google Reviews ⭐ 4.5 (3987 reviews)
Stephen Wong
★☆☆☆☆
My recent stay at The St. Regis Singapore was extremely disappointing and far below the standard expected from a luxury five-star hotel. Firstly, early in the morning there was construction or renovation work taking place inside the hotel. Guests were not informed in advance, and the loud noise woke us up unexpectedly. For a hotel of this level, failing to notify guests about renovation work is very unprofessional and shows a lack of consideration for guest comfort. Secondly, at around 8:30 AM, housekeeping rang our doorbell asking whether we needed room cleaning, even though the housekeeping indicator light was clearly not turned on. This was unnecessary and intrusive, especially at such an early hour when guests are normally still resting. Another serious issue involved the laundry service. We did not receive our laundry, yet the staff initially insisted that the clothes had already been delivered and collected. Only after several hours did they finally bring our clothes to the room. This reflects poor communication and service management within the hotel. Most concerning, however, were the serious privacy and safety issues during our stay. On several occasions, hotel staff used their key cards to enter our room without ringing the doorbell or notifying us in advance, even while we were inside the room. This was extremely shocking and made us feel very uncomfortable. Entering a guest room without proper notification is a serious breach of privacy and raises significant safety concerns. Guests should feel safe and respected in their own hotel room, but unfortunately this basic expectation was not met. For a brand such as St. Regis, guests expect professionalism, respect for privacy, and a high level of service. Sadly, this stay showed the opposite. The hotel management seriously needs to review its operational procedures and staff training. Overall, this experience was highly disappointing and completely inconsistent with the reputation and price level of a luxury hotel like St. Regis. This is absolutely unacceptable for a hotel under the St. Regis brand.
LW
★★★★★
Very good service! Rooms were nice and clean, toilet amenities were top notch. Kumar (butler) served us our welcome drinks and was extremely helpful and kind to us throughout our entire stay. Kumar is very knowledgeable about the history of St Regis and even went on to explain the details to us. Very cool. At 630PM they open a bottle of champagne with a knife, very nice! The room service food was amazing, I love the salmon. I think about it everyday, I will want to eat it again. The gym is well equipped, they have a cool machine that can analyse your body, fat percentage, muscle mass. However I was a little upset that the staff do not really know what is going on, so they told us that Sophia opens at 630pm for dinner and we can just come down from our room and dine in. They did not inform us that you HAVE to make a booking otherwise there wouldn’t be any tables for you. We checked in around 3PM or so and waited till 630pm, went down, and they told us they had no tables and we had to wait till 830pm for an available table. By that time we didn’t eat for the entire day so we were upset and didn’t want to wait another 2 hours, which was why we had to order room service. Hopefully the staff can be more mindful and let us know? If we had known we would have booked the table at 3PM immediately. Other than that, the hotel is lovely, rooms are so comfortable, the pillows and bed are so soft. Toilet is amazing as well! The breakfast was super tasty too.
Lydia Ng
★★★★★
We stayed at the St Regis Suite to celebrate our son’s birthday and the butler service was truly excellent. The staff were all very friendly and polite, which made our stay even more enjoyable. A special thank you to Sarah for the wonderful surprise — it meant so much to us. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and look forward to visiting again.
Sangeetha Thulasi Jaya Raman
★★★★★
I had an amazing stay at The St. Regis Singapore. The service was exceptional .Everyone was warm, professional, and really attentive. The room was spacious, beautifully decorated, and very comfortable. I especially loved the butler service. It really made the stay feel extra special. The facilities were great, and the location was convenient too. Breakfast was delicious with plenty of choices. I would definitely come back again.
May Vuong
★★★★★
Location was nice, bit of walk from the train station but the bus is right infront to Orchard Road. Direct bus to the airport as well which is a plus. Service was excellent and breakfast was amazing. Bed was comfortable and everyday Good Night Tea in room. We didn't have time to dine in at the restaurant yet but got recommended by Front Office Staff that it is a Michelin star venue. Definitely will revisit again in the future.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does St Regis Singapore Event charge?›
Hotel venue rental at a five-star property is almost always priced as an event package rather than a simple hourly rate, and the total cost depends heavily on the function space, event format, and in-house F&B spend. As a benchmark, function rooms at premium hotel venues in Singapore typically start from S$3,000–8,000 for a half-day and rise to S$15,000–50,000+ for full-day ballroom events; in-house F&B is generally a minimum spend per guest rather than a separate hall-hire fee. Itemise the following before signing: the package or minimum spend, A/V inclusions (PA, projector, screen, microphones — confirm what's in the quote versus billed separately), extended-hours surcharge if your event runs past the standard window, setup and teardown access slots, and whether an external-caterer or BYO arrangement carries a corkage charge. GST and service charge (typically 9% GST + 10% service charge at hotel venues) should be confirmed in the written proposal. See the full Venue Rental cost guide for Singapore →
What capacity and F&B policy does St Regis Singapore Event have?›
The St Regis Singapore offers multiple function spaces at 29 Tanglin Rd, ranging from intimate private dining rooms to larger ballroom configurations. As a general rule, standing cocktail capacity runs approximately 1.5–2× the banquet seated number for the same room, so confirm the configuration that matches your event format before assuming the headline figure covers your guest count. As a full-service luxury hotel, the St Regis is likely to operate on an in-house F&B model with a minimum spend per guest — external caterers and BYO arrangements are uncommon at properties of this tier, though corkage policies for wine occasionally apply. Confirm the exact F&B terms, bar service and Liquor Licence scope, halal menu availability, and whether a menu tasting is included in the booking process. For wedding solemnisations, ask whether the venue is a registered ROM solemnisation venue or whether you need to arrange a Justice of the Peace separately.
What's the booking and cancellation policy at St Regis Singapore Event?›
Hotel function venues at this tier typically require a deposit of 30–50% of the estimated event spend to secure the date, with the balance settled 1–2 weeks before the event or billed against a final consumption tally at checkout. Popular Saturday evenings, especially in the Singapore wedding season (March–April and October–November), can book out 6–12 months in advance, so early enquiry is advisable. Confirm the noise curfew, parking arrangements (valet or self-park), and accessibility — lift access, ramp, and accessible toilets — before paying the deposit. Ask specifically about force-majeure or postponement terms: reputable hotel venues generally allow rescheduling within 6–12 months without forfeiting the full deposit, but these terms must be in writing. A site walk during an event-free window before signing is standard practice and strongly recommended.