Hilton Opens Singapore's First DoubleTree, Revamps Hotel Miramar

Hilton has teamed up with investment company Aravest and Wee Hur Property Pte. Ltd. (part of Wee Hur Holdings) to launch Singapore's very first DoubleTree by Hilton. The popular Hotel Miramar at Robertson Quay is getting a full makeover and will reopen as a 344-room upscale hotel in 2026.

The upgrades will include refreshed rooms, new dining spots, bigger meeting areas, a fun kids' club, and even pickleball courts. Everything will keep that cozy DoubleTree vibe – think warm welcomes with their famous chocolate chip cookies – while making the stay more modern and enjoyable.

“This acquisition represents Aravest’s inaugural foray into Singapore’s vibrant hospitality market,” said Moses K Song, CEO of Aravest. “We are confident in the city’s robust tourism recovery and commercial growth potential.” 

Key Highlights

• Hilton to open Singapore’s first DoubleTree at revamped Hotel Miramar by 2026
• Hotel Miramar to reopen as DoubleTree by Hilton Singapore with 344 upscale rooms
• Hilton partners with Aravest, Wee Hur to launch first DoubleTree in Singapore

Maria Ariizumi, Hilton’s Vice President of Development for South East Asia, highlighted the company’s proven track record in hotel conversions, stating, “Our expertise will ensure a seamless evolution that honors the property’s heritage while delivering world-class service.”

Goh Chengyu, CEO of Wee Hur Property, added, “This collaboration underscores our commitment to elevating Robertson Quay’s hospitality standards through sustainable redevelopment and global partnerships.”

This project grows Hilton's presence in Singapore to more than 500 rooms in the works, including the new NoMad Singapore. For Aravest and Wee Hur, it's all about breathing new life into old favorites in a sustainable way and teaming up with global experts.

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The revamped hotel will be a great addition along the Singapore River, blending local roots with world-class hospitality to draw more visitors to this vibrant spot.