The 44 best luxury hotels in Singapore
A colonial palace in the Civic District, a rooftop pool on Orchard Road or a pool villa on Sentosa: which of the luxury hotels in Singapore suits you depends on the neighbourhood, and our travel advisors help you choose in person. You receive exclusive suitespot benefits at every one of our hotels, at the regular hotel rate.
Luxury hotels in Singapore by destination
Where would you like to go? For Singapore we have our own city guide with every neighbourhood, our recommendations, prices and your benefits.
The most popular luxury hotels in Singapore
Many of our guests start their trip to Singapore with these hotels: from the colonial palace in the Civic District and the hotels on Marina Bay to the resorts on Sentosa. Your benefits are included with every booking through suitespot.
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Current offers & deals for luxury hotels in Singapore
Many of our partner hotels in Singapore offer special conditions bookable through suitespot – from free nights to hotel credit.
| Hotel | Offer | Bookable until |
|---|---|---|
| The Laurus Singapore | 15% discount for stays of three nights or more | February 18, 2027 |
| Pan Pacific Orchard Singapore | Third night free | March 28, 2027 |
| Parkroyal Collection Pickering Singapore | Third night free | March 28, 2027 |
| Pan Pacific Singapore | Third night free | March 28, 2027 |
| Conrad Singapore Marina Bay | Up to 25% discount for stays of four nights or more | April 27, 2027 |
| Raffles Sentosa Singapore | Third night free | May 2, 2027 |
| Mandarin Oriental Singapore | Fourth night free (on selected rates) | June 15, 2027 |
| Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore | Third night free | June 16, 2027 |
Your guide to the best luxury hotels in Singapore
Mandarin Oriental SingaporeThe luxury hotels in Singapore are spread across a handful of neighbourhoods, and each one suits different guests. First-time visitors stay on Marina Bay, at the Mandarin Oriental Singapore for instance, with views across the bay. History comes alive in the Civic District at Raffles Singapore, shopping and greenery on Orchard Road at the Conrad Singapore Orchard. Couples and families head to Sentosa, to the Capella Singapore, for example. Our guide to the city of Singapore presents every hotel with its location and price; here you first find the neighbourhood that suits you.When you book through suitespot, you receive exclusive benefits at all our luxury hotels in Singapore, depending on the hotel such as breakfast for two, a room upgrade subject to availability or a hotel credit.
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Where to stay in Singapore: which neighbourhood suits whom – the right location for your 5-star hotel
Which of the best hotels in Singapore suit you depends on the neighbourhood.
The Fullerton Bay SingaporeMarina Bay for first-timers and skyline fans: Here you stay right in the postcard view. You look across the bay from the freshly renovated Mandarin Oriental Singapore, and you enter The Fullerton Bay Singapore through the historic Clifford Pier. For art lovers we recommend The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore and its collection of around 4,200 works.
Raffles SingaporeCivic District for history and culture: Among museums and colonial buildings, Raffles Singapore has welcomed guests since 1887, with butler service in every suite. In the former General Post Office of 1928 you stay at The Fullerton Singapore, and with a direct MRT connection at The Capitol Kempinski Singapore.
Orchard Road and Tanglin for shopping and greenery: At the western end of the shopping street things get quieter, and the Botanic Gardens are close by. Food and drink lovers stay at the Conrad Singapore Orchard with its Manhattan bar, pool fans at the Artyzen Singapore with its glass floor above the edge of the roof, and if you want round-the-clock butler service, at The St. Regis Singapore.
Chinatown, Tanjong Pagar and Duxton Hill for food lovers and design fans: Here you stay among shophouses and hawker stalls. The Sofitel Singapore City Centre sits right at Tanjong Pagar MRT, the Maxwell Reserve Singapore, with interiors by Jacques Garcia, near Maxwell Food Centre, and the Duxton Reserve Singapore in shophouses designed by Anouska Hempel.
Robertson Quay for quiet evenings by the river: You stay in an 1895 warehouse at The Warehouse Singapore, with an infinity pool above the quay; at the InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay you stay in studios with more than 20 restaurants nearby.
- Breakfast for two, every day
- Room upgrade subject to availability
- Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
- Early check-in and late check-out
- VIP service and personal advice
- Points and status in the hotel programme
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Bugis, Kampong Glam and Little India for explorers: Around Arab Street, Singapore is especially colourful. Frasers House Singapore sits directly above Bugis MRT and preserves Peranakan heritage in shophouse-style rooms; between Little India and Kampong Glam, The Vagabond Club Singapore welcomes you at a reception desk shaped like a brass rhinoceros.
Sentosa for couples, families and resort days: Couples stay at the Capella Singapore, set in parkland with sea views, or at Raffles Sentosa Singapore, where each of the 62 villas has its own pool. For families we recommend Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort Singapore on Siloso Beach, with water slides and a kids’ club.
Away from the centre: In the north, the Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore lies in the rainforest next to the zoo and Night Safari, with treehouses and a kids’ club. In the east you stay at the Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong among the shophouses of Katong, around 15 minutes by car from Changi Airport.
Our tip: combine Singapore with a train journey
From Singapore, the Eastern & Oriental Express sets off on journeys of three or six nights across the Malay Peninsula, with an observation car, a Dior Spa and menus by André Chiang. Before or after, spend a few nights at one of the luxury hotels in Singapore.
These luxury hotels in Singapore have a pool – on the roof, above the bay and in front of your own villa
Most of our luxury hotels in Singapore have a pool, and the neighbourhood decides the view. On Orchard Road the pools are high up: the 43-metre rooftop pool at The Singapore EDITION has a porthole in its floor, nine floors above the garden courtyard, and at the Artyzen Singapore the glass-bottomed infinity pool juts out over the edge.
The Singapore EDITIONDowntown, the infinity pool of The Fullerton Bay Singapore sits on the roof next to the Lantern bar, while Mondrian Singapore Duxton looks out from its rooftop pool over Chinatown and the skyline.
If swimming is your priority at a 5-star hotel in Singapore, Sentosa is the place to be. At Raffles Sentosa Singapore every villa comes with its own pool; villas with a private pool are also offered by the Capella Singapore and the W Singapore - Sentosa Cove, whose WET pool deck is open around the clock.
Spa & wellness at Singapore’s 5-star hotels: rituals in the park, in the rainforest and above Orchard Road
On Sentosa, wellness becomes the programme of the day. The Auriga Spa at the Capella Singapore aligns its treatments with the phases of the moon and has a Vitality Pool. At Raffles Sentosa Singapore the spa occupies a converted historic building, and a Wellbeing Butler puts together your programme.
Capella SingaporeIn the city, the Raffles Spa at Raffles Singapore has a Vitality Pool with Peruvian pink salt and an ice fountain, and at the COMO Metropolitan Singapore Paola Navone designed COMO Shambhala with contrast therapy rooms. You will find a 5-star hotel in Singapore with its own spa everywhere from Sentosa to Orchard Road.
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- Room upgrade subject to availability
- Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
- Early check-in and late check-out
- VIP service and personal advice
- Points and status in the hotel programme
In the north, the Banyan Tree Spa at the Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore treats guests in pods whose facades are modelled on the scales of the pangolin, using herbs, turmeric and ginger.
Dining by neighbourhood: fine dining, hawker food nearby and cocktail bars in Singapore’s luxury hotels
You will find the big restaurant names in the Civic District and on Marina Bay. At Raffles Singapore, the restaurant 1887 by André from Chef Patron André Chiang, with Chef de Cuisine Ben Wang, holds two Michelin stars. Chef Fei cooks Cantonese cuisine at Cherry Garden by Chef Fei in the Mandarin Oriental Singapore, as does head chef Cheung Siu Kong at Summer Pavilion in The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore; both restaurants hold one Michelin star.
The Ritz-Carlton Millenia SingaporeFor the evening: at the Conrad Singapore Orchard the Manhattan bar ages cocktails in its own rickhouse, and The Vagabond Club Singapore keeps a whiskey library of more than 1,000 bottles. You drink the Singapore Sling where it was invented in 1915: in the Long Bar at Raffles Singapore.
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If you love Singapore’s street food, stay at the Maxwell Reserve Singapore near Maxwell Food Centre; on Orchard Road, Cédric Grolet’s patisserie awaits you at the COMO Metropolitan Singapore. For food lovers, choosing a 5-star hotel in Singapore is therefore often a choice of neighbourhood too.
Luxury hotels in Singapore with a history: colonial buildings, warehouses and barracks
In Singapore you often stay in buildings that once served very different purposes. In the Civic District, Raffles Singapore has welcomed guests since 1887. The General Post Office of 1928 is now The Fullerton Singapore, and The Capitol Kempinski Singapore combines Stamford House of 1904 with the Capitol Building of 1930.
The Fullerton SingaporeBy the river and in Chinatown: The Warehouse Singapore preserves a warehouse from 1895, 21 Carpenter Singapore a remittance house from 1936 whose new wing bears verses from letters written by Chinese migrant workers. The Maxwell Reserve Singapore occupies a colonial ensemble from 1929.
On Sentosa and in the east: The Barracks Hotel Sentosa Singapore has just 40 rooms in British barracks from 1904, and the Capella Singapore combines two colonial buildings from the 1880s with a resort by Foster + Partners. In Katong, the restaurant of the Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong is set in a police station from 1928.
History you can listen to
At The Barracks Hotel Sentosa Singapore, a heritage audio tour leads you through the old barracks. The Capitol Kempinski Singapore also offers heritage tours.
Award-winning: luxury hotels in Singapore with Michelin Keys and Forbes stars
In Singapore, Raffles Singapore holds three Michelin Keys, plus five stars in the Forbes Travel Guide. The Capella Singapore on Sentosa also has five Forbes stars, as well as one Michelin Key.
Artyzen SingaporeOn Marina Bay, the Mandarin Oriental Singapore and The Fullerton Bay Singapore each hold one Michelin Key, both with four stars in the Forbes Travel Guide. In Orchard and Tanglin, one Key each goes to the Artyzen Singapore and The Singapore EDITION, both Recommended in the Forbes Travel Guide.
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- Early check-in and late check-out
- VIP service and personal advice
- Points and status in the hotel programme
Raffles Sentosa Singapore on Sentosa and the Parkroyal Collection Pickering Singapore downtown also hold one Michelin Key each. Four stars in the Forbes Travel Guide also go to The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore, The St. Regis Singapore and both Conrad hotels. When you choose a 5-star hotel in Singapore, such awards are a good guide.
Newly opened and freshly renovated: what the luxury hotels in Singapore offer you today
New resorts have opened on Sentosa and in the north. At Raffles Sentosa Singapore, open since 2025, you stay in one of 62 pool villas in a tropical garden. The Laurus Singapore is an all-suite resort in Resorts World Sentosa with suites from 72 m², and at the Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore families sleep in treehouses next to the zoo.
Raffles Sentosa SingaporeOn Orchard Road, The Singapore EDITION and the Artyzen Singapore opened in 2023, both with remarkable rooftop pools, along with the COMO Metropolitan Singapore, which brings hotel, spa and fashion together under one roof; since 2024, The Standard Singapore has offered a quiet base near the Botanic Gardens.
Freshly renovated, the Mandarin Oriental Singapore and the Conrad Singapore Orchard welcome you after their 2023 redesigns, as do The St. Regis Singapore and the Grand Hyatt Singapore after their 2025 renovations.
What a night at a 5-star hotel in Singapore costs – the neighbourhoods compared by price
A night in Singapore starts from 122 € at the boutique hotel The Serangoon House Singapore near Little India. In Duxton you start from 172 € at the Mondrian Singapore Duxton, with a two-night minimum stay, or from the first night from 182 € at the Maxwell Reserve Singapore. On Marina Bay prices start from 226 € at the Conrad Singapore Marina Bay.
The Serangoon House SingaporeOn Sentosa the range runs from 200 € at the Sofitel Singapore Sentosa to villas from 1,260 € at Raffles Sentosa Singapore. A minimum of two nights also applies at the Grand Hyatt Singapore and at The Standard Singapore. You will find all other luxury hotels in Singapore with their current price in the hotel list below.
| Neighbourhood | Ideal for | Price from | Our recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marina Bay and Downtown | First-time visitors, skyline | from 226 € | Mandarin Oriental Singapore |
| Civic District | History and culture | from 230 € | Raffles Singapore |
| Orchard Road and Tanglin | Shopping and greenery | from 190 € | Conrad Singapore Orchard |
| Chinatown, Tanjong Pagar, Duxton | Food lovers and design | from 172 € | Sofitel Singapore City Centre |
| Robertson Quay, Clarke Quay | Evenings by the river | from 182 € | The Warehouse Singapore |
| Bugis, Kampong Glam, Little India | Explorers | from 122 € | Frasers House Singapore |
| Sentosa | Couples, resort days | from 200 € | Capella Singapore |
| Mandai | Families with animal lovers | from 236 € | Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore |
| Katong | Peranakan culture, close to the airport | from 180 € | Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong |
| Beach resort without its own destination page | Families on the beach | from 345 € | Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort Singapore |
How long to stay: For the city we recommend three to four nights, with Sentosa or Mandai a week. The suitespot benefits apply at a 5-star hotel in Singapore in every season.
Suites & family options in Singapore
Luxury suites in Singapore come in many forms: at Raffles Singapore every suite comes with butler service, The Laurus Singapore on Sentosa is an all-suite resort, and at Raffles Sentosa Singapore you stay in villas with their own pool. Our travel advisors confirm layout and view before you book.
| Hotel | Destination | Suite categories (selection) | Largest suite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mandarin Oriental Singapore | Singapore | Residential Suite, Presidential Suite, Premier Suite | Residential Suite · 301 m² |
| Conrad Singapore Orchard | Singapore | Conrad Suite, Premium Suite, 2 Bedroom Balcony Suite | Conrad Suite · 210 m² |
| Conrad Singapore Marina Bay | Singapore | Presidential Suite, Family Suite, Executive Suite | Presidential Suite · 183 m² |
| The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore | Singapore | Deluxe Kallang Suite, Deluxe Suite, Millenia Suite | – |
| Shangri-La Singapore | Singapore | Deluxe Suite, Tower Wing Suite, Valley Wing Suite | Deluxe Suite · 110 m² |
| Fairmont Singapore | Singapore | Ambassador 2-Doubles Suite, Ambassador Suite, Signature Salon Suite | Ambassador 2-Doubles Suite · 90 m² |
| Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore | Singapore | Rainforest Suite, Sanctuary Suite | Rainforest Suite · 55 m² |
| The Fullerton Bay Singapore | Singapore | Presidential Suite, Theme Suite | Presidential Suite · 152 m² |
Earn points & use your status in Singapore
In Singapore, Marriott Bonvoy ranges from The St. Regis Singapore to the W Singapore - Sentosa Cove, ALL (Accor) applies at Raffles Singapore and the Fairmont Singapore, for example, and Hilton Honors at both Conrad hotels. Add World of Hyatt, I Prefer, GHA Discovery, IHG One Rewards, Shangri-La Golden Circle, Fans of Mandarin Oriental and the Leaders Club. Because suitespot books at direct rates, points, elite nights and status benefits count just as they do on a direct booking.
| Program | Hotels | Examples in Singapore |
|---|---|---|
| Marriott Bonvoy | 14 hotels | JW Marriott Singapore South Beach, Frasers House Singapore, W Singapore - Sentosa Cove … |
| ALL (Accor) | 7 hotels | Raffles Sentosa Singapore, Fairmont Singapore, Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore … |
| GHA Discovery | 5 hotels | Pan Pacific Orchard Singapore, The Capitol Kempinski Singapore, Parkroyal Collection Pickering Singapore … |
| Hilton Honors | 3 hotels | Conrad Singapore Orchard, Conrad Singapore Marina Bay, NoMad Singapore |
| I Prefer | 3 hotels | The Fullerton Bay Singapore, The Fullerton Singapore, Artyzen Singapore |
| World of Hyatt | 3 hotels | Andaz Singapore, Grand Hyatt Singapore, The Standard Singapore |
| IHG One Rewards | 2 hotels | InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong |
| Shangri-La Golden Circle | 2 hotels | Shangri-La Singapore, Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort Singapore |
| Fans of Mandarin Oriental | 1 hotel | Mandarin Oriental Singapore |
| Leaders Club | 1 hotel | Capella Singapore |
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Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in Singapore
What does a night at a luxury hotel in Singapore cost?
From 122 € near Little India (The Serangoon House Singapore) and from 172 € in Duxton (Mondrian Singapore Duxton, two-night minimum stay). On Marina Bay a night starts from 226 €, while villas on Sentosa, such as at Raffles Sentosa Singapore, cost from 1,260 €.
Can I earn points at Singapore’s luxury hotels?
Yes: Marriott Bonvoy applies at The St. Regis Singapore, for example, ALL (Accor) at Raffles Singapore and Hilton Honors at both Conrad hotels, plus World of Hyatt, I Prefer and other programmes. Because suitespot books at direct rates, points and elite nights count as usual.
Where should I stay in Singapore on my first visit?
On Marina Bay or in the Civic District. We recommend the Mandarin Oriental Singapore with views across the bay, The Fullerton Bay Singapore on the waterfront or Raffles Singapore with butler service in every suite.
Which neighbourhood in Singapore suits families?
Sentosa and Mandai. Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort Singapore sits right on Siloso Beach, with water slides and a supervised kids’ club; the Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore has treehouses and a kids’ club right next to the zoo.
Which luxury hotels in Singapore have a Michelin-starred restaurant?
At Raffles Singapore, 1887 by André from Chef Patron André Chiang holds two Michelin stars. One Michelin star each goes to Cherry Garden by Chef Fei, led by Chef Fei, at the Mandarin Oriental Singapore and to Summer Pavilion, under head chef Cheung Siu Kong, at The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore.
Which hotels in Singapore hold Michelin Keys?
Raffles Singapore holds three Michelin Keys. Among others, the Capella Singapore on Sentosa as well as the Mandarin Oriental Singapore and The Fullerton Bay Singapore on Marina Bay hold one Key each.
City or Sentosa: where should I book my 5-star hotel in Singapore?
Ideally both: three to four nights in the city, at the Mandarin Oriental Singapore for example, followed by a few resort days on Sentosa, perhaps at the Capella Singapore.
Which luxury hotels in Singapore are new?
Open since 2025 are Raffles Sentosa Singapore with 62 pool villas, The Laurus Singapore in Resorts World Sentosa and the Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Singapore in the rainforest. On Orchard Road, The Standard Singapore joined them in 2024.
Where can I stay in Singapore with my dog?
Pets are welcome at the Capella Singapore on Sentosa, the Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong and The Standard Singapore, for example; the Sofitel Singapore Sentosa is explicitly dog-friendly.
Which are the best hotels in Singapore?
That depends on your trip: Raffles Singapore for history, the Capella Singapore for resort days, the Mandarin Oriental Singapore for the skyline and the Conrad Singapore Orchard for shopping on Orchard Road.
