Hotel
1. Raffles Singapore
Singapore's grand colonial hotel, opened in 1887 by the Sarkies brothers, now an all-suite property with butler service and the birthplace of the Singapore Sling.
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10 places · Updated October 23, 2026
Hotel
Singapore's grand colonial hotel, opened in 1887 by the Sarkies brothers, now an all-suite property with butler service and the birthplace of the Singapore Sling.
View details — Raffles SingaporeHotel
Moshe Safdie-designed integrated resort with 1,850 rooms across three towers, crowned by the SkyPark and its rooftop infinity pool 191 metres up.
View details — Marina Bay SandsHotel
Five-star hotel in the 1928 former General Post Office at the mouth of the Singapore River, a national monument with 400 rooms and suites.
View details — The Fullerton Hotel SingaporeHotel
WOHA-designed hotel opposite Hong Lim Park, opened in 2013, known for its terraced sky gardens holding 15,000 square metres of greenery.
View details — PARKROYAL COLLECTION PickeringHotel
Heritage-inspired lifestyle hotel on the former Joo Chiat Police Station grounds in Katong, with Peranakan-themed rooms and a rooftop pool.
View details — Hotel Indigo Singapore KatongHotel
A 37-room boutique hotel in restored 1895 riverside godowns on the Singapore River, with industrial-chic interiors and the restaurant Po.
View details — The Warehouse HotelHotel
A 73-room boutique hotel on Seah Street behind Raffles, with design-led rooms and the Cloud 9 rooftop infinity pool on Level 10.
View details — Naumi HotelHotel
A 41-room boutique hotel designed by Jacques Garcia between Kampong Gelam and Little India, home to a whiskey library and live jazz.
View details — The Vagabond ClubHotel
A 46-room boutique hotel set across six restored shophouses in Chinatown, pairing original features with a pared-back monochrome design.
View details — Hotel MonoHotel
A 34-room minimalist boutique hotel on a quiet residential street off Orchard Road, with clean lines, white-on-blond décor and a residential feel.
View details — Lloyd’s Inn