Far East Organization has been awarded FIABCI Gold for the Sentosa hotel cluster
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Far East Organization has won the Federation Internationale of Administrateurs de Bien-Conselis and Real Estate Agents (FIABCI) Gold Award at the World Prix d’Excellence Awards 2023 in the category of hotels. The collection of hotels located in Sentosa that won this year’s award comprises The Barracks Hotel, Oasia Resort Sentosa, The Outpost Hotel The Village Hotel, and the Outpost Hotel. Hotel Sentosa.
“By knowing that each traveler’s particular needs are different We were compelled to design a range of hotels that are suitable and attractive to them,” says Marc Boey the head of property services and chief operating officer at Far East International.
It is the Far Eastern Organization’s fourteenth Gold award during the awards ceremony of the FIABCI. The previous year, a Mixed-use commercial developments situated in Singapore, Woods Square was awarded the award in the Office category.
The hotels are located located along Artillery Avenue in the Palawan region of Sentosa. The closeness of each hotel creates an integrated development that reaps benefits from synergies that are mutually beneficial across four hotels.
The 606 room Village Hotel Sentosa is designed for groups of families or groups seeking an escape for a weekend. The majority of the guests’ experiences are centered around families and children. Outpost Hotel has 193 rooms. Outpost Hotel can be described as the only hotel on the island which is exclusively for adults over the age of 16. The hotel caters to independent travelers as well as staycationers, young couples and other independent travellers.
The 191-key Oasia Resort Sentosa has the modern and traditional wings. The hotel’s focus is on enhancing the individual wellness journey of each guest and experience with free mindfulness and fitness activities. Then, The Barracks Hotel Sentosa is a luxury hotel that is housed in two reconstructed colonial buildings that date back to 1904.