1-Altitude

One Raffles Place
Tel.: (+65) 6438-0410
Cover charge: S$20 cover charge with one drink after 6pm. Free entry to guest of 282 lifestyle and F&B venue, and Stellar fine-dining restaurant
View: A chill-out lifestyle venue on the top floors of One Raffles Place, 1-Altitude attracts the trendy set and tourist. The rooftop bar offers breathtaking view of Marina Bay. Nearest MRT: Raffles Place MRT Station

1-Altitude comprises of three very different concepts across three levels – 1-Altitude Gallery & Bar on level 63, Stellar on level 62, and 282 and City Golf on level 61. Located at 1 Raffles Place, 1-Altitude is set to be the world’s highest al fresco bar and the only multi-concept lifestyle destination of its kind in Singapore.

Contact info:
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Phone: 6438-0410

Opening hours (as of 12 Aug):

282 & City Golf at 1-Altitude:
Sun - Thurs (10pm - 1am),
Fri - Sat & Eve of PH (10pm - 3am)

Stellar at 1-Altitude:
Mon - Fridays (1130am - 230pm, 6pm to 1am)
Sat (6pm - 1am)

Gallery & Bar at 1-Altitude:
Mon - Thurs (6pm - 1am),
Fri - Sat & Eve of PH (6pm - 2am)

Dress code:
Smart casual attire for all outlets. No flip-flops or slippers allowed. No shorts and bermudas.

Age limit:
All guests must be 21 years of age to enter the establisment after 6:00pm.

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