From $ 8 /h
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9 flexible workspaces for teams, remote workers, freelancers and more
Discover inspiring meeting spaces in the global financial centre of Singapore. From full-day seminars to strategy workshops, our portfolio offers everything you need. With Spacebase, planning your business event has never been easier, with seminar or meeting rooms in Singapore to suit your individual needs.
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar No. 4 - Working Space
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar No. 4 - Working Space
person
1 - 1
meeting_room
Day office
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar No. 2 - Meeting Room
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar No. 2 - Meeting Room
person
1 - 12
meeting_room
Meeting room
From $ 12 /h
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar No. 3 - Meeting Room
RoomKiosk Tanjong Pagar No. 3 - Meeting Room
person
1 - 6
meeting_room
Meeting room
From $ 10 /h
Corporate Serviced Offices @ 55 Market Street
Meeting room
Singapore meeting room with projector and screen
person
1 - 4
meeting_room
Meeting room
From $ 20 /h
Starich Education Class/Meeting rooms
Small classroom
small calssrooms for rental
person
1 - 3
meeting_room
Meeting room
From $ 20 /h
CSO @ OCBC Centre (Raffles Place)
Meeting Room 3
Meeting rooms for 1 to 4 people
person
1 - 4
meeting_room
Meeting room
From $ 3 /h
Organising your event in Singapore
Singapore is a wealthy and colourful city-state in Southeast Asia, famous for its dining, entertainment and shopping activities. A commercial giant, Singapore has the fourth-biggest financial centre and fifth biggest port in the world, and its connections to the rest of Asia make it a renowned hub for business and trade.
‘The Lion City’ was long colonial property of the British Empire, and endured Japanese occupation, but the city-state has now shaken off its troubled past and is embracing a cutting-edge modernity with open arms. It has become famous for stylish and extravagant hotels with world class facilities, many of which are available to be booked through Spacebase.
Singapore’s colonial history has given it an international flavor. This can be sampled through the city’s wide variety of restaurants which pull together culinary influences from Malaysia, China and India. It is not surprising then, that in recent years the city has reinvented itself from a dull flight stopover location into a vibrant playground for futuristic architecture, contemporary art and amazing horticulture. It is now an exciting international destination, whose sights are not to be missed.