Considering rooms start at around SGD$388 ($472) per night, and quickly jump up to the thousands of dollars, it’s not a bad deal.
Unsurprisingly, some caveats mean a 20-minute drizzle or overnight shower won’t activate the claim. Instead, it must rain for a total of 120 minutes within a four-hour block of time between 8am to 7pm, the hotel told Escape.
When is the best time to go to Singapore?
Singapore has a dry season from March to August and a wet season from September to February, however, it can rain any time of the year, typically during the afternoon.
If you’re determined to avoid the rain, you may want to visit outside of November, December and January, which tends to be the “wet phase” of the Northeast Monsoon season.
However, if you’ve purchased Intercontinental Singapore’s “Rain Resist Bliss Package” and want to make the most of it, you’re most likely to get two hours of rain between September and mid-January.
According to the hotel, the package will only be available for a limited time.
What are the best things to do in Singapore?
Travellers have long known Singapore as a lean, green metropolis; a no-go zone for chewers of gum and a mecca of hawker-food-meets-hipster-neighbourhoods. It’s emerged out of the pandemic with more kapow than ever.
From trendy suburbs like Tiong Bahru and attractions like Gardens by the Bay, to architectural wonders such as Pan Pacific Orchard; read our story here where we break down the best places to stay and explore in this epic city.
