Servcorp Singapore :: Prudential Tower: Serviced offices and Virtual offices

Available services at Prudential Tower

Serviced Offices

Virtual Offices

Location

Raffles Place.

Strategically located at the junction of Cecil Street and Church Street, Prudential Tower is well served by a network of roads and is directly linked to the Raffles Place MRT System via an underpass.

Surrounding Prudential Tower is the Singapore Stock Exchange, financial institutions, trading and stock broking houses, law and professional firms.

Prized location, inspired architecture and state of the art intelligence combine to achieve a commanding presence. This was officially recognized when Prudential Tower won the office/industrial category of the FIABCI Prix d' Excellence 2003 Award, which is considered the real estate industry's Oscars.

Features

• A short walk to Chinatown - one of Singapore's historic areas
• Located close to Boat Quay - an array of cafes, restaurants and entertainment along the Singapore River

Boardrooms and Meeting Rooms

• 1 fully equipped corporate boardroom (seat 12 to 14 people)
• Comfortable, fully equipped meeting rooms
• Executive Business Lounge

Servcorp Technology

• IP Telephony
• Smart Office^TM broadband Internet access
• Unified Messaging System
• Hottdesk™ for remote access, online booking, online invoicing – www.hottdesk.com.sg

Additional Serviced Offices and Virtual Office Locations

• Levels 30 & 31, Six Battery Road, SINGAPORE
• Penthouse & Level 42, Suntec Tower Three, SINGAPORE

Transportation

Airport:
20 minutes by taxi from Changi Airport
Trains:
Directly connected to Raffles Place MRT Station Station.

Points of Interest

• Extensive array of restaurants & bars in Far East Square & Boat Quay
• The Fullerton - boutique 5 star hotel with renowned dining options
• Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay
• Lau Pa Sat - the largest remaining Victorian filigree cast iron structure in Southeast Asia now offering a wide variety of local food.
• Asian Civilisations Museum
• Singapore Flyer - the world’s largest observation wheel