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A Heritage Retold, Reimagined.
Amongst the bustling streets where historic Chinatown meets the vibrant bustle of Clarke Quay, stands a notable remittance house, Chye Hua Seng Wee Kee. Founded in 1936 by prominent local philanthropist, Mr Lee Wee Nam and his brothers, this establishment was a place of special significance for the first generation of Singaporean immigrants. More than simply money transfers, remittances were emotional connections and ties to their distant homes.
Today, reimagined and restored by award-winning architects WOHA, this remarkable structure has been revived as the exquisite boutique hotel, 21 Carpenter. With a dedication to preserving its rich heritage, 21 Carpenter proudly marks its resurgence as an iconic institution, bridging the past with the present.
Luxury Boutique Hotel in Singapore – Where History Meets Modernity
From the vibrancy of the neo-bistro and bar to the serenity of the forty-eight exquisite guest rooms, as well as a relaxing garden terrace, and a breathtaking rooftop infinity pool & lounge, 21 Carpenter promises an unforgettable stay.
Our Hotel
48 Exquisite Guestrooms
Garden Terrace
Rooftop Infinity Pool & Lounge
Private Event Spaces
Kee's, Neo-Bistro & Bar
In-Room Dining
Rooftop Infinity Pool & Lounge
Perched up amongst the rooftops, our sun-filled conservatory and adjacent Infinity Pool offer a private space for our hotel guests’ refreshment. Take a moment’s pause in the cool, comfy confines of the air-conditioned lounge, before plunging into crystal waters with the majestic city vista at your feet. This rooftop is sure to inspire new dreams of Singapore — that is if you can ever bear to leave.
Our forty-eight rooms and suites are imaginative spaces meticulously designed for cherished moments of pause.
A vibrant social space showcasing European cuisine and handpicked Pan Asian classics. Led by Michelin-starred Chef Andrew Walsh as Culinary Director.
21 Carpenter is located at the crossroads of New Bridge Road and Carpenter Street, where historic Chinatown meets vibrant Clarke Quay.
