Far East Hospitality to open 3 Sentosa hotels in 2019

The three properties will have 839 keys in total.

Far East Hospitality is preparing to open three hotels in the Sentosa precinct by mid-2019. All three hotels are located at Artillery Avenue in the Palawan area of Sentosa.

According to an announcement, the first The Barracks Hotel to be launched is named after the brand and will be a 40 keys-property. “The brand’s key target markets are Australia, China, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, United Kingdom, and the United States,” Far East Hospitality said.

The Outpost Hotel, which was announced earlier in October 2017, will be a 193-keys property that is aimed at millennials and young couples. “The stylish interpretation of the colonial black and white suite, accentuated with wood and natural blends makes The Outpost Hotel the ideal location for proposals, weddings, and engagement parties,” the company said.

Meanwhile, Village Hotel at Sentosa is an expansion of the Village brand. The property, with 606 keys, targets the mid-tier market.

“Village Hotel at Sentosa will also be an ideal location for business meetings, networking events, as well as company retreats, with team-bonding activities such as cooking and fitness classes available,” Far East Hospitality said. “The brand seeks to deliver memorable experiences that enable guests to eat, play, and explore like a local.”

The three hotels, owned by Far East Organization and Far East Hospitality Trust, will have a total room inventory of 839 keys. Far East Hospitality has signed a hotel management agreement in April 2018 to manage the three hotels. Its responsibilities include hotel operations and sales & marketing functions.

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