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2 new Wyndham hotels to shake up Singapore market

Meet Ramada Singapore and Days Hotel Singapore.

In a release, Wyndham Hotel Group, the world’s largest hotel company with over 7,380 hotels and part of Wyndham Worldwide Corporation, announced the company’s entry into Singapore with the opening of two properties: Ramada Singapore at Zhongshan Park and Days Hotel Singapore at Zhongshan Park.

Both hotels, managed by Wyndham Hotel Group, are located at Zhongshan Park, the newest development area in Singapore, and are part of an integrated development that includes a commercial tower and shopping mall. Zhongshan Park is a fundamental component of Singapore’s Identity Plan to rejuvenate the Balestier area and illustrate the culture and history of Singapore.

Both properties have been developed by HH Properties Pte Ltd, a property development group with more than three decades of experience in construction and building. HH Properties Pte Ltd is responsible for a variety of distinguished residential projects in Singapore including Treasure on Balmoral, Waterscape at Cavenagh, Skyline 360 0 and Cuscaden Royale.

“Wyndham Hotel Group is proud to be part of Singapore’s development plan for the Balestier area,” said Duane Elledge, executive vice president and managing director of Wyndham Hotel Group in Asia Pacific. “With nearly 650 hotels in the region, these new properties further illustrate our commitment to growing our footprint and showcasing the exceptional services that we provide.”

Wyndham Hotel Group said the convenience and variety of amenities and facilities that travelers often seek at higher-priced four- and five-star hotels can be found at the three-star Days Hotel Singapore at Zhongshan Park and the four-star Ramada Singapore at Zhongshan Park.

Ramada Singapore at Zhongshan Park will have 384 rooms and include a full service restaurant, fitness center, swimming pool, business center and pillarless ballroom for events. Days Hotel Singapore at Zhongshan Park will have 405 rooms, featuring a range of amenities including a full-service restaurant and a fitness center. 

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