Best Luxury Hotels in Singapore

Crowne Plaza Changi Airport is a luxurious hotel located within Singapore’s Changi Airport, directly connected to Terminal 3 and the Jewel shopping complex. It offers 575 rooms and suites, blending airport convenience with a resort atmosphere. Rooms feature modern amenities such as soundproofing, floor-to-ceiling windows, and rainfall showers. Facilities include an outdoor pool, fitness centre, and meeting spaces. The Italian restaurant, Allora, is a key dining option. Its location makes it ideal for transit passengers and business travellers, with quick access to Singapore Expo and downtown.

Sentosa’s main attractions and shopping centres are easily accessible from the luxurious Amara Hotel. Guests seeking effortless relaxation can enjoy being pampered at the hotel’s spa or relieve stress in the gymnasium or one of the outdoor swimming pools. The hotel’s impressive renovation has retained architectural features from its colonial past and incorporated a contemporary, chic design to present visitors with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Works of art and intricate decoration provide additional interest. Each of the sumptuous guest rooms is equipped with an ensuite bathroom and cable television for entertainment. Secluded courtyard villas offer pool access and self-contained luxury, providing spacious accommodation for single guests or large family groups.

The Capella hotel is set within thirty acres of beautifully maintained gardens where guests can enjoy peaceful walks while looking for the resident peacocks amidst an abundance of tropical plants. The white-washed exterior of the main hotel building which is more than one hundred years old, features two storeys of traditional archways and balustrades. The renovated interior comprises a luxurious blend of colonial and contemporary style with bold colour schemes. There are 112 spacious rooms and a choice of secluded villas. Some rooms have private balconies with stunning views of the coast or gardens. An imaginative, international cuisine is presented throughout the day at the hotel’s restaurant. Cocktails at sunset on the verandah which has glorious views of the South China Sea are not to be missed.

The imposing statue of Merlion, Sentosa’s famous half-lion, half-fish mascot sits near the entrance of the Oasia Resort Sentosa. The hotel’s central location with its easy access to the Express Monorail makes it the perfect choice for visiting the resort’s attractions and unspoilt coastline. The hotel also has many attractions of its own including an outdoor swimming pool to relax by and a fully-equipped gymnasium for working up an appetite. Delicious haute cuisine featuring the finest local dishes is available at any time of the day. The World of Whisky bar specialises in presenting guests with an array of connoisseur whiskies. All 191 rooms have elegant, modern décor with a hint of traditional flair. Some suites feature hot tubs but all have breathtaking views of either the sea or the hotel’s beautiful gardens.

Pan Pacific Hotels Group has opened its latest property the Pan Pacific Orchard. Located at 10 Claymore Road, this 347-key hotel boasts innovative open-air architecture designed by WOHA Architects, incorporating lush greenery into its structure. The 23-storey establishment features four towering open-air terraces, creating a Jenga-like design. These terraces offer scenic views and each of the 347 guest rooms and suites, overlook either the terrace greenery or the Singapore cityscape. The hotel’s focal points include a Forest terrace with a 120m-tall green column spanning three floors, a Beach terrace from levels 5 to 10 with an outdoor pool and bar, a Garden terrace from levels 11 to 16 featuring private cabanas and a Club Lounge, and a Cloud terrace on levels 18 to 23 housing a pillarless ballroom. Located near Orchard Station and renowned shopping centres, the hotel adds to Pan Pacific Hotels Group’s diverse portfolio of over 50 hotels and resorts across the Asia Pacific, North America, and Europe.

Deluxe through to Pool Terrace King Rooms are available at the Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, along with Family, Executive and Premier Suites; book the Tang Sok Kiar Suite for M Club lounge access and your own plunge pool. There are so many drinking and dining options here; the Crossroads Cafe and Crossroads Buffet with live cooking stations, the award-winning Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant, Java+ gourmet deli, the Michelin-starred Ginza Sushi-Ichi, Lobby Lounge, the bijou Ginza Tenharu and The Other Room, a prohibition-style bar. The hotel also has an outdoor pool, fitness centre and the Nassim Botanic Spa.

You’ll be walking distance from Singapore’s attractions, at this central urban property. At the top is the award-winning rooftop infinity pool, with viewing platforms of the skyline and alfresco dining at Baywatch. A further eatery is found indoors, at the bright and cheery Makan. And there’s OnTheGo if you need to grab some snacks and drinks. Do order room service while you’re here; it’ll be delivered by the in-house robots, Jeno and Jeni. Family, interconnecting and deluxe club rooms cater for a variety of travellers and children’s menus/dining packages are provided.

Raffles Sentosa Singapore, the country’s first all-villa resort, offers an exclusive escape within 100,000 square metres of tropical greenery on Sentosa Island. Just 15 minutes from Singapore’s Central Business District, the resort features 62 private villas, each with a pool and outdoor terrace, ranging from 211 to 650 square metres. Designed by Yabu Pushelberg, the interiors blend seamlessly with the lush surroundings, while Raffles’ legendary Butler service ensures personalised hospitality. The Raffles Sentosa Spa, housed in a heritage landmark, offers 13 treatment rooms and a holistic well-being journey. Dining is exceptional, with five restaurants including Empire Grill for modern Italian, Royal China for Cantonese delicacies, and Iyasaka by Hashida for omakase dining. Guests can also enjoy the exclusive Sentosa Sling cocktail and direct access to Tanjong Beach, continuing the storied legacy of Raffles in Singapore.

One of the tallest hotels in Southeast Asia, Swissotel The Stamford’s height allows it to accommodate 1,252 bedrooms and suites. A convention centre and business lounge make it popular for those travelling for work. And it has a big draw for foodies; Jaan by Kirk Westaway has two Michelin stars and there are 11 other places you can eat and drink onsite. Opt for a Vitality Room if wellness is on your agenda; they incorporate experience showers and baths, circadian lighting technology which adjusts to your mood and lifestyle, space for yoga and a wall featuring a cable pull, water pull, wall bars and an interactive digital display for guided workout routines. There’s also a mini-bar full of nutritious juices and snacks.

The Four Seasons towers above its tree-lined boulevard below; a family-friendly pool area is found on its rooftop (with a second lap pool on the third level, available to those over 12 wishing to engage more in serious swimming, than in sunbathing). Michelin-starred Cantonese cuisine is served in its Jiang Nan Chun restaurant, with buffet breakfasts and a la carte lunches/dinners available at One-Ninety. Indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a gym, spa, a kids’ club and babysitting services are all found onsite. Bedrooms come with L’Occitane bath products, suites with Eau Impériale toiletries by Guerlain and Lavazza coffee machines.

Connected to the Marina Square, Suntec City and Millenia Walk malls, this hotel close to the boat quay is especially well-placed for those keen to hit Singapore’s top shops. Guests at the Pan Pacific can dine all day at Edge, on authentic North Indian dishes at Rang Mahal, at the award-winning Cantonese Hai Tien Lo, at Keyaki Restaurant on the fourth floor immersed by a Japanese garden, in the Pacific Marketplace and at the Poolside Bar. Choose a room from the Panoramic category if you want to enjoy the finest views, perhaps over a champagne breakfast in bed.

Right above the City Hall and MRT train stations, this high-rise Fairmont property couldn’t be more convenient. Bedrooms and suites are located across its two towers — north and south — with views of either the eighth-floor pair of circular pools or the city skyline. Guests can take fitness classes and indulge in some hydrotherapy at the Willow Stream Spa, swim and play tennis. And when it comes to dining, you have a choice of the Asian Market cafe, Mikuni, prego, Clove Anti:dote, The Stamford Brasserie and Skai with its double-height floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing the panorama.