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Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Singapore on Hotels.com. These Singapore hotels consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 13 November 2026.

1. Pan Pacific Singapore

A high-rise hotel with a prominent Pan Pacific sign, surrounded by other tall buildings and a Ferris wheel in the distance.

2. Carlton Hotel Singapore

A spacious living area with a large window, modern furniture, and a unique ceiling light fixture.

3. Hotel Waterloo Singapore - Handwritten Collection

A reception area with a marble counter, seating with cushions, a bar, and a bookshelf.

4. Paradox Singapore

A multi-story hotel with balconies and a pool area in front.

5. PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

A multi-level atrium with a central staircase, interconnected walkways, and a variety of seating areas.

6. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

A grand interior with a central spiral staircase, large columns, and a modern reception area.

7. Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore

A room with a large window overlooking a marina and a distinctive building.

8. Furama RiverFront

A spacious lobby with high ceilings, a central staircase, and a seating area with rattan chairs and a blue sofa.

9. YOTEL Singapore Orchard Road

A rooftop pool area with lounge chairs and a view of surrounding high-rise buildings.

10. Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre

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11. lyf Funan Singapore

A multi-story hotel with a glass facade, outdoor seating, and a prominent staircase.

12. Pan Pacific Orchard

A modern hotel with a rooftop pool, lush greenery, and a cityscape view.

13. Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore

A high-rise hotel with a prominent Grand Cypress sign, reflecting in the water.

14. Hotel Boss

A rooftop pool with lounge chairs and a table, surrounded by modern buildings and greenery.

15. Grand Park City Hall

A modern gym with cardio equipment and a view of a pool and outdoor area.

Immerse yourself in upscale comfort at this luxury hotel near City Hall Station. The outdoor rooftop pool offers refreshing breaks after exploring nearby Marina Bay Sands and Bugis Street Shopping District. A fitness centre, restaurant, and bar complete your Singapore experience.

16. Carlton City Hotel Singapore

A modern bar area with a view of the city skyline at sunset, featuring wooden flooring, bar stools, and a bar counter.

17. JEN Singapore Orchardgateway by Shangri-La

A rooftop infinity pool with green seating and red umbrellas, overlooking a city skyline.

Discover a sleek hotel with a scenic rooftop pool and international cuisine at Makan at Jen. Just 1 minute from Somerset Station, you'll enjoy convenient access to shopping and Marina Bay Sands Casino while relaxing with poolside drinks.

18. Hotel Stripes Singapore Chinatown, Autograph Collection

A rooftop pool with a city skyline view, modern architecture, and a glass railing.

19. ibis Singapore On Bencoolen

A modern interior with a bar area, seating, and a reflective floor.

20. Holiday Inn Express Singapore Clarke Quay by IHG

A modern hotel corridor with a glass railing, a staircase, and a view of the building's interior.

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Paradox Singapore

A multi-story hotel with balconies and a pool area in front.

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Novotel Singapore Robertson Quay

A modern interior with a central bar area, surrounded by a decorative black partition with vertical slats.

Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre

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Park Regis by Prince Singapore

A woman sitting by a pool with lounge chairs and a waterfall in the background.

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Hotel Waterloo Singapore - Handwritten Collection

A reception area with a marble counter, seating with cushions, a bar, and a bookshelf.

PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Singapore

A serene pool area with a modern building in the background, surrounded by lush greenery.

Wyndham Singapore Hotel

A rooftop pool area with lounge chairs, a swimming pool, and modern buildings in the background.

JEN Singapore Tanglin by Shangri-La

A hotel with multiple floors, a swimming pool, and outdoor seating areas.

Pan Pacific Singapore

A high-rise hotel with a prominent Pan Pacific sign, surrounded by other tall buildings and a Ferris wheel in the distance.

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One Farrer Hotel

A hotel room with a large bed, a sofa, a TV, a desk, and a view of the city.

ibis Singapore On Bencoolen

A modern interior with a bar area, seating, and a reflective floor.

Hotel Boss

A rooftop pool with lounge chairs and a table, surrounded by modern buildings and greenery.

Carlton Hotel Singapore

A spacious living area with a large window, modern furniture, and a unique ceiling light fixture.

Pullman Singapore Hill Street

A modern building with a glass facade, a rooftop garden, and a swimming pool with lounge chairs.

Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore

A modern urban hotel with a reflective pool, high-rise buildings, and lush greenery.

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Paradox Singapore

A multi-story hotel with balconies and a pool area in front.

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Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre

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Grand Park City Hall

A modern gym with cardio equipment and a view of a pool and outdoor area.

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Wyndham Singapore Hotel

A rooftop pool area with lounge chairs, a swimming pool, and modern buildings in the background.

Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore

A modern urban hotel with a reflective pool, high-rise buildings, and lush greenery.

Hotel Boss

A rooftop pool with lounge chairs and a table, surrounded by modern buildings and greenery.

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

A multi-level atrium with a central staircase, interconnected walkways, and a variety of seating areas.

PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Singapore

A serene pool area with a modern building in the background, surrounded by lush greenery.

QT Singapore

A nighttime view of a modern urban area with a long, illuminated swimming pool in the foreground, surrounded by high-rise buildings and palm trees.

Hotel Waterloo Singapore - Handwritten Collection

A reception area with a marble counter, seating with cushions, a bar, and a bookshelf.

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Furama City Centre

A rooftop pool with lounge chairs, a covered seating area, and a cityscape view at night.

ibis Singapore On Bencoolen

A modern interior with a bar area, seating, and a reflective floor.

V Hotel Lavender

A modern hotel lobby with a reflective floor, a reception desk, and a large artwork on the wall.

Changi Transit Hotel Terminal 1

A swimming pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas, surrounded by a modern building with a clear blue sky.

Dorsett Singapore

A modern living room with a sofa, a glass coffee table, a laptop, and a staircase leading to an upper floor.

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Oakwood Premier Raffles Place Singapore

A modern hotel room with a large bed, a flat-screen TV, and a city view through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Holiday Inn Express and Suites Singapore Novena by IHG

A spacious lobby with a high ceiling, large windows, and a reception desk.

Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore

A modern urban hotel with a reflective pool, high-rise buildings, and lush greenery.

The Standard, Singapore

A pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas, a modern building with balconies in the background, and a clear blue pool.

QT Singapore

A nighttime view of a modern urban area with a long, illuminated swimming pool in the foreground, surrounded by high-rise buildings and palm trees.

METT Singapore

Two people standing by a pool with a white fence and lush greenery in the background.

Conrad Singapore Orchard

A pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas, surrounded by lush greenery and modern buildings.

Artyzen Singapore

An outdoor dining area with wicker furniture and a glass enclosure.

Oasia Resort Sentosa by Far East Hospitality

A spacious lobby with modern furniture, a reception desk, and decorative panels.

Sofitel Singapore Sentosa

A hotel with a pool, a fountain, and a covered area with lights.

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Novotel Singapore Robertson Quay

A modern interior with a central bar area, surrounded by a decorative black partition with vertical slats.

Paradox Singapore

A multi-story hotel with balconies and a pool area in front.

Carlton Hotel Singapore

A spacious living area with a large window, modern furniture, and a unique ceiling light fixture.

Park Regis by Prince Singapore

A woman sitting by a pool with lounge chairs and a waterfall in the background.

Holiday Inn Express Singapore Clarke Quay by IHG

A modern hotel corridor with a glass railing, a staircase, and a view of the building's interior.

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

A multi-level atrium with a central staircase, interconnected walkways, and a variety of seating areas.

Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore

A modern restaurant with a geometric glass ceiling, wooden tables, and green plants.

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

A grand interior with a central spiral staircase, large columns, and a modern reception area.

Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre

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Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore

A room with a large window overlooking a marina and a distinctive building.

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Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore

A room with a large window overlooking a marina and a distinctive building.

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

A grand interior with a central spiral staircase, large columns, and a modern reception area.

Pan Pacific Singapore

A high-rise hotel with a prominent Pan Pacific sign, surrounded by other tall buildings and a Ferris wheel in the distance.

Carlton Hotel Singapore

A spacious living area with a large window, modern furniture, and a unique ceiling light fixture.

Holiday Inn Express Singapore Clarke Quay by IHG

A modern hotel corridor with a glass railing, a staircase, and a view of the building's interior.

Conrad Singapore Marina Bay

A hotel pool area with a modern design, including a glass facade and a pool with lounge chairs.

Fairmont Singapore

A spacious indoor area with a high ceiling, a central serving station, and seating arrangements.

Paradox Singapore

A multi-story hotel with balconies and a pool area in front.

YOTEL Singapore Orchard Road

A rooftop pool area with lounge chairs and a view of surrounding high-rise buildings.

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore

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November

High 30°C / low 26°C. Rainy most days.

November, no crowd data, average high temperature 30 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 26 degrees Celsius. Rainy most days.

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August, no crowd data, average high temperature 30 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 26 degrees Celsius. Rainy most days.

September, no crowd data, average high temperature 30 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 26 degrees Celsius. Sunny most days.

October, no crowd data, average high temperature 30 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 26 degrees Celsius. Rainy most days.

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Top neighbourhoods in Singapore

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The Marina Bay Sands hotel with its three towers and a lotus-shaped structure in the foreground.

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The Marina Bay Sands hotel with its three towers and a unique lotus-shaped structure in the foreground.

A large, intricate sculpture with a spherical top and numerous thin rods radiating outward, set against a clear sky.

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Marina Bay

Marina Bay dazzles with its futuristic skyline dominated by the boat-shaped Marina Bay Sands. The waterfront promenade offers spectacular city views while Gardens by the Bay's illuminated Supertrees create a magical nighttime experience. Entertainment options abound from the ArtScience Museum to the Singapore Flyer, making this area perfect for luxury-loving travellers who appreciate architectural wonders. Getting around couldn't be easier with three metro stations connecting you to Singapore's attractions. High-end restaurants and celebrity chef venues dominate the dining scene, though nearby hawker centers offer more affordable local dishes. Most visitors stay in upscale hotels where infinity pools and panoramic views justify the splurge.

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A riverside cityscape with illuminated buildings, a prominent hotel, and boats.

A riverside promenade with illuminated buildings and boats.

A river with boats, a bridge, and illuminated buildings at night.

A brightly lit riverside promenade with a boat dock, illuminated buildings, and a bridge.

A riverside cityscape with illuminated buildings, a prominent high-rise, and traditional architecture reflecting on the water.

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Clarke Quay

Clarke Quay brings Singapore's riverside to life with neon-lit shophouses and pulsing nightlife. Historic warehouses glow in jewel tones while boat tours glide along the Singapore River. The vibrant entertainment zone packs restaurants, bars, and clubs into colourful 19th-century buildings, creating the perfect playground for night owls and foodies alike. Getting around couldn't be easier with Clarke Quay Station and Fort Canning MRT nearby. Waterfront dining options range from upscale restaurants to casual eateries, with cocktail bars offering spectacular river views. Boutique hotels and luxury properties dominate the accommodation scene, keeping you close to all the action.

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A cityscape with a prominent building labeled 'Lucky Chinatown' and a traditional Chinese lantern display.

A bustling street in Chinatown with traditional buildings and a modern skyline in the background.

A traditional multi-tiered pagoda with red and gold accents, set against a backdrop of modern buildings.

A row of colorful buildings with traditional Chinese signage, a clear blue sky, and modern skyscrapers in the background.

A bustling street market at night with traditional lanterns hanging overhead.

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Chinatown

Singapore's Chinatown bursts with colour and tradition where heritage buildings house modern surprises. Wander between the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple's golden dragons and Sri Mariamman Temple's intricate sculptures. Shop for everything from silk scarves to medicinal herbs in the bustling market stalls, or dive into the food scene at Chinatown Complex hawker centre. The neighborhood's restored shophouses now host boutique hotels and trendy eateries alongside traditional tea shops. Hop on the MRT at Chinatown Station for easy connections to Marina Bay and beyond. Morning visits offer the most authentic experience before the tour groups arrive.

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A brightly lit street with colorful decorations and a large illuminated archway featuring a deity.

A street with colorful decorations, a construction truck, and a mural on a building.

A variety of colorful beaded jewelry with red, green, and gold accents.

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A colorful building with vibrant facades, ornate window frames, and decorative patterns.

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Little India

Little India bursts with colour as spice aromas and Bollywood music fill the air. Dive into authentic South Asian culture at Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple or browse vibrant textiles at Little India Arcade. The area buzzes with energy around Tekka Centre, where food stalls serve up mouthwatering curries and biryani. Shop till you drop at the 24-hour Mustafa Centre for everything from electronics to traditional jewellery. Getting around is easy thanks to Little India MRT station connecting you to Singapore's main attractions. Budget hostels and mid-range hotels offer convenient bases for exploring the area's narrow streets lined with colourful shophouses. For the best experience, visit early morning to avoid the crowds that pack this sensory wonderland.

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A tropical beach with palm trees, clear blue water, and a sandy shore.

A cable car above a coastal resort with buildings, a marina, and a large dome structure.

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A large globe with 'UNL' text, palm trees, and a futuristic building.

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A large globe with 'VERSALI' written on it, surrounded by mist.

A water park with a large pool, a wave pool, and a cable car system.

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Sentosa Island

Singapore's Sentosa Island neighbourhood is known for its beaches and aquariums, and entices visitors with attractions, including Universal Studios Singapore and Sentosa Golf Club.

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Top landmarks in Singapore

A modern building with a large sculpture in front, a Cartier store, and a sign for Ngee Ann City.

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Orchard Road

Rating: 8.6/10 (7,458 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Orchard Road, a popular place for shoppers in Central Singapore. It's also full of great shops and cafes, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at Orchard Central, Takashimaya Shopping Centre and The Paragon.

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A large globe with 'UNL' text, palm trees, and a futuristic building.

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Universal Studios Singapore

Rating: 8.4/10 (3,426 reviews)

Children and adults alike can have a thrilling day at Universal Studios Singapore, one of the top theme parks located 3.2 mi (5.1 km) from central Singapore. Why not take a stroll along the marina and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you have fun at Universal Studios Singapore, you'll love Skyline Luge Singapore and Adventure Cove Waterpark, both a short walk away.

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Gardens by the Bay

Rating: 9.4/10 (8,513 reviews)

Ready for an education in local botany? Gardens by the Bay should make your list of places to visit, located 1 mi (1.6 km) from central Singapore. Why not take a stroll along the marina and watch the sunset while you're here? Want to stretch your legs a little more? Head to Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, both a short walk away.

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Bugis Street Shopping District

Rating: 8.4/10 (2,701 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Bugis Street Shopping District in Bugis Village. Why not take a stroll along the marina and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at Bugis+ Shopping Center, Bugis Junction Shopping Center and Bras Basah Complex.

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Mustafa Centre

Rating: 8.0/10 (498 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Mustafa Centre in Little India. Why not take a stroll along the marina and watch the sunset while you're here? Splash some more cash at City Square Mall, Little India Arcade and Tekka Centre.

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A bridge with a Ferris wheel and modern buildings in the background.

Marina Bay Street Circuit

Rating: 8.6/10 (513 reviews)

Want to race? You could pay a visit to Marina Bay Street Circuit located 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from central Singapore. Why not take a stroll along the marina and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want more thrills, head to F1 Pit Building located nearby.

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Raffles Place

Rating: 8.4/10 (3,259 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Raffles Place in Downtown Singapore. Why not take a stroll along the marina and watch the sunset while you're here? Splash some more cash at Amoy Street Food Centre, Clarke Quay Central and Chinatown Point.

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Singapore National Stadium

Rating: 8.4/10 (114 reviews)

Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Singapore National Stadium, a stadium in Kallang. Why not take a stroll along the marina and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Singapore National Stadium is cool, you might also like Singapore Indoor Stadium and Singapore Cricket Club, both located nearby.

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Learn more about Singapore

Singapore is well known for its waterfront and gardens, while top attractions include Marina Bay Sands Casino, Orchard Road and Universal Studios Singapore. The city has something for everyone including sights like National Gallery Singapore and Former City Hall within a lively setting.

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Four Seasons Hotel Singapore

A woman sitting by a large window with a city view, a vase with flowers, and a small table.

Pan Pacific Singapore

A high-rise hotel with a prominent Pan Pacific sign, surrounded by other tall buildings and a Ferris wheel in the distance.

Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore

A room with a large window overlooking a marina and a distinctive building.

Fairmont Singapore

A spacious indoor area with a high ceiling, a central serving station, and seating arrangements.

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore

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PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

A multi-level atrium with a central staircase, interconnected walkways, and a variety of seating areas.

JEN Singapore Orchardgateway by Shangri-La

A rooftop infinity pool with green seating and red umbrellas, overlooking a city skyline.

Conrad Singapore Orchard

A pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas, surrounded by lush greenery and modern buildings.

Crowne Plaza Changi Airport by IHG

A pool area with palm trees, a building with a dome-shaped structure, and a well-lit walkway.

The Clan Hotel Singapore by Far East Hospitality

A rooftop infinity pool with lounge chairs, a city view, and a sunset.

Carlton City Hotel Singapore

A modern bar area with a view of the city skyline at sunset, featuring wooden flooring, bar stools, and a bar counter.

The Vagabond Club, Singapore, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

A luxurious room with a large, shiny metallic rhinoceros sculpture, red sofas, and a modern interior design.

The Standard, Singapore

A pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas, a modern building with balconies in the background, and a clear blue pool.

Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore

A modern urban hotel with a reflective pool, high-rise buildings, and lush greenery.

AMOY by Far East Hospitality

A hotel lobby with a reception desk, a large potted plant, and a wall with room names.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a hotel room cost in Singapore?

You can choose a great hotel in Singapore from £90 with properties to suit all budgets and needs. BEAT. 1932 Hostel at Chinatown and Wink @ Upper Cross Street - Hostel are a couple of low-cost options that are popular with our travellers. To find an affordable hotel in Singapore that meets all of your requirements, just apply filters on Hotels.com and sort hotels by "Price: low to high".

How can I find deals and earn rewards at Singapore hotels?

Discover great deals on Singapore hotel stays with Hotels.com. You can also look at hotel prices mid-week or during the low season to find off-peak deals. And make sure to check out our last-minute deals on Singapore hotels.

Can I book Singapore hotels with free cancellation?

In order to book a refundable Singapore hotel, simply filter hotels by "Property cancellation options" and select "Fully refundable property". The majority of hotels offer free cancellation, so you can receive a refund if you need to cancel. Some hotels do require cancelling more than 24 hours before check-in, so double-check your booking beforehand.

What are the top-rated luxury hotels in Singapore?

Some of the most popular luxury hotels in Singapore are Carlton Hotel Singapore, Crowne Plaza Changi Airport by IHG, and Carlton City Hotel Singapore. Carlton Hotel Singapore is a luxury hotel with a high guest rating amongst our travellers, and it offers an outdoor pool, a full-service spa and a hot tub. Crowne Plaza Changi Airport by IHG and Carlton City Hotel Singapore are two more favourite luxury stays in great Singapore locations.

What are some of the best Singapore beach hotels?

For a beachy holiday in Singapore, East Coast Park, Palawan Beach, and Siloso Beach are some of the best places to visit. Pick a well-reviewed Singapore beach hotel to maximise your holiday. Check out Capella Singapore in Sentosa Island if you're after a hotel that's near the water. With a beach (direct access) and guestrooms offering balconies/patios, our travellers rate it highly at 9.4 out of 10.

What are some top pet-friendly hotels in Singapore?

Consider one of our travellers' favourite pet-friendly hotels in Singapore:

You can check "Pet friendly" on the Hotels.com "Amenities" filter in your search to find even more pet-friendly hotels in Singapore.

What are some of the best hotels in Singapore for couples?

Enjoy your couple's retreat with a stay at a top-rated Singapore romantic hotel. Our travellers love Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, a hotel in Central Singapore with a garden-view restaurant. Another romantic hotel with top reviews is Raffles Singapore. This hotel can be found in Downtown Core with 5 restaurants as well as champagne service for a perfect stay. Discover more hotels in Singapore on Hotels.com for couples by using the "Traveller experience" filter in your search and selecting "Adults only" or "Romantic".

What are some of the best kid-friendly hotels in Singapore?

Some of the most well reviewed Singapore hotels for kids include D'Resort at Downtown East, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, and Raffles Singapore. D'Resort at Downtown East is a kid-friendly hotel with a guest score of 8.4 out of 10 offering family-friendly amenities like a beach (direct access) and a coffee shop/cafe, plus free cots in guestrooms. Check out Four Seasons Hotel Singapore in Orchard with a guest score of 9.6. This popular hotel has 2 outdoor pools and children's meals, as well as free cots in the guestrooms. Raffles Singapore is another good option in Singapore Central Business District with an outdoor pool and children's meals, plus free cots in the guestrooms. Discover more kid-friendly hotels in Singapore by using the Hotels.com "Family friendly" filter in your search.

What are the top Singapore hotels with a pool?

Discover some of the best Singapore hotels with a pool for a little extra luxury on your trip. JEN Singapore Orchardgateway by Shangri-La is a great hotel in Orchard with an outdoor pool and a guest rating of 9.4 out of 10. Paradox Singapore is a popular hotel in Downtown Singapore that features an outdoor pool along with a children's pool. To find more stays in Singapore with a pool, use the "Amenities" filter on Hotels.com in your search and select "Pool".

What are some of the best Singapore hotels with free parking?

If you're driving, a great Singapore hotel with free parking is a bonus. Our travellers' favourites include:

What are the top Singapore boutique hotels?

Treat yourself to a stylish and luxurious boutique hotel in Singapore. The Fullerton Bay Hotel is a popular hotel with our travellers, offering guests an outdoor pool and a poolside restaurant as well as climate-controlled guestrooms with balconies/patios and Egyptian cotton sheets. You'll find it in Marina Bay, a great location. Another top-rated boutique property is QT Singapore. Located in Marina Bay, this upscale property has an outdoor pool and a restaurant along with air-conditioned guestrooms with 24-hour room service.

What are some popular hotels in central Singapore?

For hotels in central Singapore, check out The Fullerton Hotel Singapore and Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore. Travellers love The Fullerton Hotel Singapore for its location, as well as the outdoor pool, full-service spa and 2 restaurants this hotel offers. Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore is another popular central hotel with 2 outdoor pools, a children's pool and a hot tub. Stay at one of these hotels for easy access to top sights like Orchard Road and Universal Studios Singapore. Marina Bay and Downtown Singapore are some of the most central areas for your Singapore holiday.

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Singapore: A Tapestry of Urban Wonders and Serene Greenery

Singapore, a dazzling urban oasis, harmoniously blends tradition and modernity. Marvel at the iconic skyline punctuated by the futuristic Marina Bay Sands and the breathtaking Singapore Flyer. Wander through lush gardens at Gardens by the Bay, where the Supertree Grove astounds with its nightly light show. Experience vibrant cultures in Chinatown and Little India, or indulge in luxury at world-class spas. Thrill-seekers can explore Sentosa Island’s amusement parks and waterparks. With its delectable cuisine, vibrant street markets, and captivating blend of sights, Singapore promises an unforgettable journey for every type of traveller.

Discover great hotels in Singapore

Singapore offers a diverse range of accommodations, from lavish hotels with spacious rooms and stunning views to charming boutique stays that reflect the city's rich heritage. Whether you're after modern luxury or a unique local experience, you'll find plenty of options to suit your taste and budget. Here are some of the most popular hotels with our travellers in Singapore:

  1. Grand Hyatt Singapore: This exquisite 5.0-star hotel offers a blend of luxury and comfort, featuring a remarkable guest rating of 9.2 out of 10. Perfect for leisure travellers seeking a romantic getaway, Grand Hyatt Singapore boasts an array of amenities, including a 24-hour room service, spa treatments, and a hot tub for a truly indulgent experience. The property’s romance packages elevate the stay, ensuring memorable moments for couples. With its spacious rooms and child-friendly features, this hotel enhances the overall experience without compromising on elegance.
  2. Pan Pacific Singapore: With a top-notch rating of 9.4 out of 10, this 5.0-star hotel is a haven for discerning travellers. Pan Pacific Singapore excels with its spacious, immaculate rooms and an impressive breakfast selection that caters to every palate. The seamless check-in process and prime location add to its appeal, allowing guests to effortlessly explore the vibrant surroundings. This hotel’s luxurious atmosphere and exceptional service make it a standout choice for those seeking comfort and sophistication during their stay.
  3. The St. Regis Singapore : Rated 9.4 out of 10, this 5.0-star hotel presents a tranquil escape for leisure travellers. The St. Regis Singapore features large, comfortable rooms and exceptional dining options, all set within a welcoming environment. The outstanding breakfast and friendly service enhance the experience, making mornings truly delightful. While maintaining a luxurious appeal, the hotel strikes a balance between comfort and style, ensuring a memorable stay for guests looking to unwind and enjoy the finest offerings of Singapore.

Where to stay in Singapore

In Colonial District, Katong, and Arab Street District, each area offers unique appeal. Colonial District is ideal for its rich history, shopping, and museums, while Katong boasts charming cafes and family-friendly activities, perfect for a relaxed atmosphere. Arab Street District captivates with its vibrant culture and stunning architecture. For first-time visitors, Colonial District is the best choice, providing easy access to key attractions and the iconic Singapore skyline.

  1. Colonial District: Staying in the Colonial District is ideal for those who appreciate a blend of history and modernity. This area is rich in striking architecture and is home to many of Singapore's most important cultural institutions, including museums and art galleries. Visitors can explore iconic sites like the National Gallery Singapore and the Asian Civilisations Museum. The vibrant dining scene caters to a range of tastes, making it perfect for food lovers. Plus, the proximity to the Marina Bay area adds a touch of urban flair, with lush parks and waterfront views. It’s a great spot for families and anyone keen on immersing themselves in the local culture.
  2. Katong: Katong offers a charming, laid-back atmosphere, perfect for travellers looking to experience a more local side of Singapore. Known for its rich Peranakan culture, this area features colourful shophouses and delightful cafes, making it a great choice for those who enjoy walking and exploring quaint neighbourhoods. Must-see attractions include the Katong Antique House and the picturesque Koon Seng Road Peranakan Houses. Families will appreciate the nearby Gardens by the Bay, while foodies will love sampling local delicacies. The friendly vibe and small-town feel make Katong a welcoming place for visitors.
  3. Arab Street District: The Arab Street District is a vibrant area that reflects Singapore's diverse cultural tapestry. Known for its stunning mosques and colourful street art, it's a fantastic spot for those who want to soak in the local culture. The shopping scene is lively, with unique boutiques and traditional textiles that showcase the area's heritage. Cafes serve up delicious local dishes, and the atmosphere is perfect for relaxing with friends or family. As the sun sets, the district transforms into a beautiful backdrop for evening strolls, making it a delightful place to stay for cultural enthusiasts.

Things to do in Singapore

Singapore is a vibrant fusion of lush parks, stunning waterfronts, and striking skyscrapers, perfect for those seeking both relaxation and excitement. Enjoy leisurely strolls through verdant gardens, indulge in retail therapy in bustling districts, or take to the waters for boating and diving. With its dynamic atmosphere, this city-state promises an unforgettable escape.

4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Singapore

  1. Book for the cheapest times: The most affordable time to visit Singapore is during March, May, and June, when hotel prices are generally lower. For a budget-friendly trip, staying for at least 3 to 4 days allows you to thoroughly explore the city’s iconic landmarks and rich cultural history. During your visit, you can marvel at the stunning Marina Bay, wander through the lush gardens, shop in vibrant Chinatown, and admire the impressive skyscrapers and scenery. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to visit important monuments and museums that highlight the nation’s heritage, all while ensuring great value for money.
  2. Look for last-minute deals on Hotels.com: To discover last-minute deals to Singapore, visit the Deals or Last-Minute Deals sections on Hotels.com, where you may find discounted rates on accommodations as your travel date approaches. Additionally, by enabling email alerts or push notifications, you could stay informed about flash sales and special promotions, ensuring you don't miss any chances to save. Furthermore, the Smart Shopping tool available in the app allows you to compare hotel prices and amenities, so if rooms become available or prices drop, you'll be among the first to know, making it easier to secure a last-minute getaway.
  3. Be flexible with dates: Prices may fluctuate due to various factors, including the hotel's location, star rating, and the time of year. Therefore, being flexible with your travel dates could potentially help you find better rates for your stay in a Singapore hotel. For those seeking a distinctive experience, boutique hotels often provide a more personalised touch and may offer improved value. When you book through Hotels.com, we’ll inform you if the price for your chosen dates is above or below the average. If the price appears to be on the higher side, we may suggest alternative dates that could lead to more affordable options.
  4. Consider your location: Hotels near the city centre usually tend to be more expensive; however, with Singapore's exceptional public transport system, you may discover a more affordable independent hotel situated further out that remains well connected. For those wishing to explore alternative, less crowded neighbourhoods or even lesser-known nearby towns, there is often excellent value for money to be found. Opting for these alternative destinations could provide a more authentic and budget-friendly experience.

Best time to go to Singapore

Singapore experiences its lowest average temperature in January, at 79.7°F (26.5°C), while May is the hottest month, with an average temperature of 83.3°F (28.5°C). November tends to be the wettest month. The peak travel months to visit Singapore are June, July, and September, which see a higher number of tourists. During this peak period, the weather is mostly sunny to mostly cloudy, accompanied by light to moderate rainfall. In contrast, February, October, and November are ideal if you're looking for a calmer vacation, marked by light to frequent rainfall and mostly sunny to mostly cloudy conditions.

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