In a city that never pauses, stillness feels like a rare luxury. But what if you could find it—not on a mountaintop or overseas retreat—but right by the Singapore River?
This June, the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel quietly redefines what urban hospitality can mean with the launch of its first-ever energy healing and meditation series. Created in collaboration with The Centre for Inner Studies, the experience isn’t a gimmick or a trend — it’s a thoughtful return to something we often overlook: our own inner clarity.
Guests and visitors are invited to join guided Twin Hearts meditations, followed by individual energy healing sessionsled by certified practitioners in Pranic Healing, a system of no-touch therapy focused on realigning the body’s energy field. Each 60-minute experience is held within the hotel’s riverfront property — a space already known for its light, calm, and architectural openness. Now, it becomes a canvas for restoration.
This isn’t about quick-fix wellness. It’s about grounding. About learning to pause.
“Guests today are not just looking to check in — they’re looking to reconnect,” says Andrew Tan, General Manager of Grand Copthorne Waterfront. “This partnership allows us to offer something more intimate. Something that stays with you after you leave.”
JuWellness Sessions Schedule:
- 7 June | 5PM–6PM & 6PM–7PM – Open to guests and CIS clients
- 13 June | 6PM–7PM – Open to guests and CIS clients
- 14 June | 5PM–6PM – Exclusive to MyMillennium members
Spaces are limited to ensure one-on-one healing. To register, email mktg.gcw@millenniumhotels.com.
This series is just the beginning. Grand Copthorne Waterfront plans to roll out future wellness-themed retreats, Pilates programmes, and Singapore River collaborations in the coming months, reaffirming its role as a sanctuary for those seeking more mindful ways of living.
For more information, visit www.grandcopthorne.com.sg or Millennium Hotels & Resorts.
These sessions mark just the beginning of Grand Copthorne Waterfront’s deeper dive into holistic programming. Upcoming experiences include wellness weekend retreats, Pilates activations, and collaborations with wellness leaders along the Singapore River — all designed for travellers and locals seeking more than rest.
They’re seeking renewal.