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Apex Tower is located 0 Kilometres away from M Hotel. Apex Tower built in 1973 was formerly known as Tunas Building. This 30 floors building underwent major upgrading works in 1987, which included recladding the exterior of the building with a "light ski - 1 Photo(s) Featured.

76 Shenton Way is located 0.1 Kilometres away from M Hotel. 76 Shenton Way was once known as Ong Building, Singapore 079119. 76 Shenton Way is a 20 floors above ground and construction finished in 1985 and was designed by SAA Partnership. - 1 Photo(s) Featured.

79 Anson Road is located 0.1 Kilometres away from M Hotel. 79 Anson Road is located at 79 Anson Road, Singapore 079906. - 2 Photo(s) Featured.

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