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one of Asiathe most metropolitan city of, Singapore It has all the makings for the perfect stopover – futuristic architecture, historic sites, a great food sceneThe best shopping, pleasant weather, a cheap and efficient public transport and a world-beating airport. there is also one Diverse range of spectacular locations Accommodations range from iconic heritage hotels, to boutiques hidden in old shophouses, to colorful design dens, to cozy beachside hideaways. Recently, new hotels are developing faster than bamboo. Our selection of the best hotels in the Lion City includes some of the latest big-name arrivals as well as tried-and-tested favourites.

Best hotels in Singapore

at a glance

1. Raffles Singapore Hotel

Raffles Singapore has long attracted A-listers ,Raffles Singapore,

Opened in 1887, the guest book is as follows who is who From the 20th century – Noël Coward, Charlie Chaplin, Elizabeth Taylor, Princess Diana – but Raffles Singapore doesn’t rely on its past. Walk through the doors and you’ll find an inner sanctum of dazzling white marble, crystal lotus flower chandeliers, award-winning restaurants, renowned bars, elegant tripartite rooms and a cosmopolitan crowd. The Grande Dame, located in the heart of the city, has recently been joined by a sister property, Raffles Sentosa, a beachside resort with 62 private pool villas and a number of wellness facilities.

Address: 1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673

2. InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay hotel

Floor-to-ceiling windows allow you to take in the city view at InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay ,InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay,

Are you looking for a neighborhood atmosphere? West of the business district, beyond the fun of Clarke Quay, stands sentry on the banks of the Singapore River, surrounded by intercontinental cycle paths and greenery. The cozy rooms come in deep gray and copper hues, brightened by floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the surrounding waterways. Enjoy the day with an al fresco coffee in the Quayside Lounge, before exploring the area’s historic piers on the complimentary bicycles, taking a dip in the rooftop pool, or stopping by the Executive Lounge.

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Address: 1 Nanson Road, Singapore 238909

3. Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Hotel

Wake up to a view at Mandai Rainforest Resort ,Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree,

Singapore is known as the Garden City, and this new hotel at Banyan Tree perfectly embraces this concept. Located inside the Mandai Wildlife Sanctuary – just 20 minutes from the city center – there are 338 nature-filled rooms surrounded by ancient forest of Indian beech, yellow flames and raindrop trees, including 24 seed-shaped tree houses with balconies overlooking the upper Seletar Reservoir. Activities include bird-watching – hornbills, sunbirds, kingfishers – and guests also have on-site access to the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders and Rainforest Wild.

Address: 60 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729979

4. Fullerton Bay Hotel

Glossy walnut furnishings and mood lighting decorate the rooms at The Fullerton Bay Hotel ,Fullerton Bay Hotel,

Calm, assured and bright on the outside and brimming with history and tradition on the inside, Fullerton Bay is the embodiment of Singapore. Its 100 rooms are designed by Hong Kong wunderkind Andre Fu and feature warm gold and amber tones, gleaming walnut furnishings and balconies overlooking the historic riverside district or the futuristic Marina Bay Sands. A high point is the rooftop pool and lantern bar, where you enjoy cocktails and share plates of kung pao chicken, plant-based Mongolian spicy kebabs and lobster quesadillas as the sun sets and the lights of Marina Bay come to dazzling life.

Address: 80 Collier Quay, Singapore 049326

5. Ann Siang House hotel

Ann Siang House Hotel is located on trendy Ann Siang Road ,getty images,

Trendy restaurants, cafes and bars surround this charming former shophouse on the corner of Ann Siang Road, a mahjong tile away from Chinatown and the acclaimed Maxwell Road Food Centre. The inside is designed to provide flexible living space for long- and short-stay visitors, with a self-service laundrette, co-working spaces on every floor, and kitchens and massage chairs in some rooms. There is also a small, shared lounge where free breakfast is available all day and complimentary glasses of wine between 5pm and 6pm.

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Address: 28 N Siang Road, Singapore 069708

6. Mondrian Singapore Duxton Hotel

The Mondrian Singapore Duxton is found in one of Singapore's most fashionable districts — The Mondrian Singapore Duxton is found in one of Singapore’s most fashionable districts ,Mondrian Singapore Duxton,

A liquorice-black Cows teddy bear, a series of floral mandalas by Emma Anna and an iridescent waterfall spilling onto the lobby floor by British artist Ian Davenport are just some of the really interesting artworks that are scattered around this hotel. Located on Duxton Hill, one of Singapore’s trendiest haunts, Bottega di Carna Restaurant and Jungle Ballroom Cocktail Bar are favorites among the crowd. The rooms are small but cleverly put together with smoked mirror panels, open-plan wardrobes and sultry shower rooms fitted with Malin + Goetz amenities.

Address: 16A Duxton Hill, 16A, Singapore 089970

7. Capella Singapore hotel

Capella Singapore is found on Sentosa Island ,capella singapore,

This exclusive resort, located on the wild Sentosa Island, is a favorite weekend getaway for the city’s affluent crowd. At its center are two former British military barracks from the 1880s, wrapped in a copper coil designed by Sir Norman Foster. All rooms have balconies overlooking the South China Sea, as well as luxurious amber-colored interiors and spa-worthy bathrooms. Order a room service breakfast to enjoy on the balcony while you watch cockatoos fly among the palm trees.

Address: 1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098297

8. St. Regis Singapore hotel

Enjoy a luxury vacation at The St. Regis Singapore ,St Regis Singapore,

The neighborhood is known as the Beverly Hills of Singapore, and this five-star hotel, with marble, crystal chandeliers and an art collection worth more than £5 million, fits the bill. The 299 rooms were renovated in 2025 in soft blue, green and cream colors, complemented with wooden herringbone floors, fluted glass lamps and floral motifs inspired by the nearby botanical gardens. The bar and restaurant have also been given a Hollywood-worthy makeover, while new features include a patisserie and pink tearoom. Elsewhere, there is the St. Regis Spa, an outdoor swimming pool and a tennis court.

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Address: 29 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247911

9. Hotel Zen OrchardGateway

For a stay near the airport, head to Hotel Jane OrchardGateway ,Hotel Jane Orchardgateway,

Connected to Orchardgateway Mall, which in turn is connected to the MRT subway system, which runs directly to Changi Airport – Hotel Jane couldn’t be better connected. The same applies to smart rooms, which have sockets everywhere you need, pumping showers, proper hairdryers and blackout curtains that block out every glimpse of light. Elsewhere, there is a café and a restaurant, sky gardens, and an attractive rooftop pool and tiki bar with views stretching from Little India in the north to the lush greenery of Fort Canning and Marina Bay Sands in the south.

Address: 277 Orchard Road, Singapore 238858

10. The Standard, Singapore hotel

Find the swim-up bar at The Standard ,The Standard, Singapore,

If you’ve had your fill of mid-priced hotels, this new colour-pop lifestyle pad in the heart of the city might be for you. The pale-yellow lobby is decorated with tumbled terrazzo floors, mid-century leather sofas, a starburst chandelier, and a reception desk that also serves as a digital terrarium. The outdoor swimming pool is furnished with green and white striped loungers and has a swim-up bar; The izakaya restaurant resembles a glade of rainforest. The rooms are more plain, but stylish with tropical wooden headboards across the wall and ceiling.

Address: 12 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258353

Why trust us?

The hotels on this list have been carefully selected by The Independent’s expert travel writers, each of whom has a deep knowledge of the destinations they cover. Lee Kobaz has spent most of her life living in Asia and visits Singapore regularly. When travelling, her favorite find is to ask taxi drivers to share the top food stalls (try the fried rojak mixed with fried dough sticks at Toa Payoh Rojak at the Old Airport Road Food Centre). When selecting which hotels to include, she considers her experience staying at the hotel and evaluates the location, amenities, service and all the other details that create an exceptional stay for all types of travelers.

questions to ask

When is the best time of year to visit?

Singapore has a warm tropical climate throughout the year with temperatures hovering around 30C.

What is Singapore most famous for?

Singapore is a global financial hub with a diverse food landscape and a progressive approach to climate change.

How many days do I need in Singapore?

Three full days will cover the main attractions, but there’s enough good food in this city to keep you busy for several weeks.