Best Urban Hotels 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.

Grand Hyatt Singapore has returned to the city’s luxury scene following a multi-year transformation, offering 699 rooms and suites across two distinctive wings. Located in the vibrant Orchard Road district, the hotel blends the atmosphere of a cosmopolitan city stay with the tranquillity of a resort-style escape. The Grand Wing features contemporary interiors with open-plan layouts, striking stone bathrooms and Peranakan-inspired details, while the Terrace Wing brings a garden-inspired serenity with water features, koi ponds and a calming palette of natural tones.

Dine across seven diverse venues, from Michelin-starred Chef Sergio Herman’s Le Pristine to the ever-popular StraitsKitchen, Pete’s Place, Martini Bar and BRIX nightclub. Wellness is a cornerstone of the experience at Damai, a new destination spa offering therapies, hydrothermal journeys and Southeast Asia’s first HYROX training club. A pool surrounded by tropical greenery, extensive fitness facilities, and a relocated Grand Club lounge provide further indulgence. Positioned close to Orchard Road’s retail and cultural attractions, the hotel continues to be one of Singapore’s most significant and versatile luxury properties.

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.

METT Singapore is a luxurious lifestyle hotel set within the lush greenery of Fort Canning Park, combining the grandeur of a heritage landmark with the ease of contemporary living. The property features 84 rooms and suites ranging from 35 to 160 square metres, each designed by Jeffrey Wilkes to capture views of the surrounding parkland or the city skyline. With high ceilings, soft natural palettes and a sense of calm sophistication, the interiors reflect a relaxed approach to luxury.

Guests can explore a diverse culinary landscape curated by Chef Daniele Sperindio, from refined Italian coastal cuisine at L’Amo Bistrò del Mare to artisanal cocktails at Canning Bar & Lounge, elegant tasting menus at Art di Daniele Sperindio, and contemporary Korean dining at HANU. Leisure facilities include two outdoor pools, padel and pickleball courts, and a fully equipped Technogym studio offering Pilates, yoga and fitness classes.

The wellness journey continues at The Longevity Suite, a European concept blending science-led therapies with holistic rejuvenation. METT also houses Madison House, a private members’ club and event venue with a grand ballroom for up to 800 guests. Located moments from Clarke Quay and Orchard Road, it provides an inspiring setting for both local and international guests to stay, connect and unwind.

Inspired by fashion and found in Singapore’s commercial heart, this new property appeals, especially to forward-thinking trendsetters. It’s well set up for the digital business community, with a MEET/PLAY concept created as an answer to high-end hot desking and events. The hotel accommodates 326 bedrooms with Smart tech and fitness kits; the Eden Restaurant (set in a glasshouse flooded with daylight); the Atelier lounge; and a beach club, serving the pool area and swim-up bar. Guests staying in one of the Club Residence Rooms also benefit from access to an executive lounge.

The Hilton Singapore Orchard is the group’s largest property in the Asia Pacific comprising of 1080 guest rooms, which along with its communal spaces, showcase light and airy botanical interiors inspired by the agricultural heritage of the area historically known for its orchards. The new property also has five dining concepts ranging from award-winning Italian from Osteria Mozza to all-day dining and Michelin-starred Szechuan cuisine at Shisen Hanten. Being located in the heart of the city-state means there is plenty to explore on the doorstep. Hilton Singapore Orchard even boasts a direct connection to the luxury shopping centre Mandarin Gallery, ensuring easy access to the best global brands and gourmet offerings.