Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium
317 Outram Rd, Singapore 169075
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Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium is strategically located in the heart of the city, steps away from the iconic Singapore River. With Havelock MRT Station just a 3-minute walk away (Thomson-East Coast Line), guests now enjoy even greater connectivity to Singapore’s business hubs and cultural hotspots. A mere 25-minute ride from Changi Airport, its central location places you minutes from the Central Business District and Marina Bay, and is seamlessly connected by car, bus and train to city attractions such as Orchard Road, Sentosa, Universal Studios, Gardens by the Bay, Clarke Quay, Chinatown and Tiong Bahru. Business and leisure travellers may check into one of our 512 contemporary rooms equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi. Take a dip in one of our outdoor pools or engage in a workout at our 24-hour fitness center. After hours, unwind at our lobby bar or the Executive Lounge that overlooks Singapore’s stunning skyline.
Walkable Hotspots
- 25-minute drive from Changi Airport
- 10-minute drive to the Central Business District, including Shenton Way, Raffles Place, Marina Bay Financial Centre, and Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre
- 15-minute walk to Clarke Quay
- 3-minute walk to Havelock Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station (located next to the hotel – exit 5)
- 5-minute drive to Orchard Road and Chinatown
- 5-minute walk to Robertson Quay, Singapore River and Tiong Bahru
Transport Links
- Havelock Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station (3 mins)
- Outram Park MRT Station (10 mins)
- Tiong Bahru MRT Station (10 mins)
- Public Bus 51, 64, 123, 186 (0 mins)
- Taxis (0 mins)
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*Hotel room prices fluctuate for several reasons, including demand, seasonality, events, and hotel pricing strategies. If you are able to secure a better deal through hotel booking websites or tour agencies, you are welcome to book through them instead. Thank you!
The venue comes alive with festive cheer during the conference period, coinciding with Singapore’s Christmas season. Guests can enjoy dazzling Christmas decorations around Marina Bay and Orchard Road, where iconic light displays and festive installations transform the city into a vibrant holiday showcase, adding a warm and memorable atmosphere to your stay.
Q: Why attend an academic conference or present your research paper in Singapore?
Singapore is an ideal destination for researchers, academics, students, and first-time presenters looking to attend an international academic conference or present their research in Asia. Known for its safety, efficiency, inclusiveness, and multicultural society, Singapore offers a unique environment where people of different cultures, ethnicities, and backgrounds live and work together.
Attending a conference in Singapore is not only an opportunity to share your research, exchange ideas, and build international academic connections—it is also a chance to experience one of Asia’s most diverse and accessible cities.
Getting around Singapore is easy and convenient. Its extensive MRT and public bus networks connect conference participants to major attractions and cultural neighbourhoods across the island. Visit Chinatown to discover Singapore’s cultural heritage, explore Little India and Kampong Glam, or experience the city’s famous hawker culture. At places such as Lau Pa Sat, you can enjoy Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other local and international cuisines in one location.
Singapore is also an excellent gateway to Southeast Asia. With convenient air and land connections to Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and other neighbouring countries, international participants can easily combine their academic conference experience with a wider regional journey.
For example, after presenting your research at a psychology conference in Singapore, you could spend another two or three days discovering Singapore’s multicultural neighbourhoods, food, history, and attractions before continuing your journey to another Southeast Asian destination.
By attending and presenting your research in Singapore, you can combine academic development, international networking, cultural discovery, and travel in one rewarding experience.