Singapore | Maxwell Reserve | Maxwell Salon Club Suite

The Garcha Hotel's group has operated since 2015 and was created by Harpreet Bedi and Satinder Garcha, two former Silicon Valley entrepreneurs. Bedi is an intellectual property lawyer while Garcha is the founder of People.com Consulting Inc. Both turned to property and hospitality.[4] Garcha, one of Singapore's most richest businessmen and a polo patron,[5][6] has invested $250 million in the past few years buying heritage properties and converting them into hotels in Singapore and plans for Santiago (old City Hotel),[7] as 'Garcha Hotels' in 2020.[8] In October 2012, Garcha purchased for 75 million dollars the Murray Terrace, a row of 14 pre-war shophouses in Singapore. Then, he created the Six Senses Maxwell out of a building dating back to 1929 and restored in 2009. It was previously operated as an office building mainly by the advertising agency Leo Burnett.[9][2]

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[@shaunnaruto]

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[@fluttergrrl]

The hotel looks beautiful but the pool is not inviting or large enough. I think I saw a classic, imitation rotary telephone which was a nice touch. Is this a trend now where hotels put scales in their bathrooms? I'll worry about my weight after vacation, not during it! Lastly, hard butter is a no no.

[@hotelreviewsontheplanet]

Hey! I really like your comment/insight! Definitely a pleasure to read. Well, most of the hotels are putting scales in their bathrooms and sometimes while most of them are not really working for some reasons 😂 I don’t use those scales when on holidays tbh.