Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong Located in the eastern region of Singapore, the 131room Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong integrates a modern multistorey building with the architecturally significant heritage building – the former Joo Chiat Police Station, constructed in 1928 and characteristic of government buildings of the time to serve the needs of the surrounding Katong community.

Incorporating the colourful charm of the surrounding neighbourhood into its architecture and design, Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong features design elements inspired by the rich and vibrant culture of the Peranakans （Straitsborn Chinese）. This includes a feature wall at the hotel’s reception comprising a collage of intricate Peranakan ceramic patterns and colourful popart renditions of water jars, art murals in each room that depict the laidback, communal lifestyle of the neighbourhood, as well as a popup “mama stall” reminiscent of small convenience stalls often located in housing estates of the 1960s, displaying local artisans’ crafts in the hotel’s pavilion.