Where you stay in Singapore depends on the kind of traveller you are – whether you’re after downtown convenience, a family-friendly stay or a quieter, more indulgent experience. And with exciting new hotel openings raising the bar for design, amenities and guest experience, there’s no shortage of options to suit every style.
To make your holiday even more memorable, we’ve curated a host of offers to help elevate your stay in the city. Book a Flight + Hotel package at selected hotels on our Cathay Holidays page to unlock exclusive perks, or opt for a Flight + Hotel + Show Ticket bundle to experience Disney’s Beauty and the Beast musical live on stage – complete with backstage access. Prefer the freedom to explore at your own pace? Add the Go City Singapore 2-Choices Explorer Pass at an exclusive rate. .
Ready to discover your perfect stay? Here are our top picks for the best hotels in Singapore for every type of traveller.

Credit: Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree

Credit: Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree

Credit: Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree
Best for: a serene retreat
A game-changing addition to Singapore’s luxury hotel scene, Mandai Rainforest Resort offers a deep connection to nature through immersive wildlife experiences. Located within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve – home to Bird Paradise, Night Safari, River Wonders and Rainforest Wild Asia – the resort blends seamlessly into its lush surroundings. Its biophilic design is reflected in everything from spacious, earth-toned guestrooms to nature-inspired amenities and workshops. Families will love the kid-friendly play zones, where young explorers can engage in creative crafts and nature-themed games that foster a lasting appreciation for biodiversity.
Don’t miss: Book a Flight + Hotel package by 28 February 2026, for a stay of two or more nights in qualifying rooms and enjoy complimentary daily breakfast, shuttle service around Mandai Wildlife Reserve, and a one-time Kopi Craft experience for up to two guests per room. Children under 12 stay for free when sharing existing bedding with parents.

Credit: Raffles Singapore

Credit: Raffles Singapore

Credit: Raffles Singapore
Best for: a timelessly classic stay
The storied legacy, historical architecture and impeccable service at this iconic address add up to a bucket-list travel experience, making it a tourist attraction in its own right. The birthplace of the sweet-but-deadly Singapore Sling, Raffles leans into its heritage with interiors that evoke the golden age of travel. Sip a cocktail at the Writers Bar, once frequented by literary greats like Rudyard Kipling and Joseph Conrad, or savour North Indian cuisine at the historic Tiffin Room – said to be served much as it was in the 1890s.
Don’t miss: A leisurely stroll through the curated boutiques and heritage galleries of Raffles Arcade, and a photo op under the hotel’s famed porte cochère. Book a Flight + Hotel package on or before 31 December 2025 for a minimum two-night stay to enjoy a slew of exclusive perks, including free accommodation for children under 13 years old (when sharing existing bedding), daily à la minute breakfast at the Tiffin Room, a complimentary in-suite Singapore Sling cocktail and unlimited non-alcoholic minibar, plus a 24-hour Raffles Butler service. Your stay also includes a heritage tour with the resident historian, SG$100 hotel credit, and 10 per cent off selected items at Raffles Boutique and treatments at Raffles Spa.

Credit: Raffles Andaz Singapore

Credit: Raffles Andaz Singapore
Best for: exploring local heritage
Awash with warm colours, this hotel is ideal for travellers seeking an immersive stay with a stylish twist. Located at the crossroads of Kampong Glam, Little India and Bras Basah Bugis, the Andre Fu-designed Andaz Singapore takes subtle cues from the surrounding melting pot of cultures. Pop down the road to heritage sites like the gold-domed Sultan Mosque and Malay Heritage Centre, as well as the hip clutch of boutiques, bars and restaurants along Haji Lane and Arab Street. Amid all the buzz, Andaz’s shophouse-inspired design offers a welcoming retreat, where you can savour the flavours of the Lion City across six vibrant dining venues, from elevated hawker fare at Alley on 25 to imaginative cocktails and sweeping skyline views at rooftop bar Mr Stork.
Don’t miss: Celebrate the 60th anniversary of Singapore this year with a special package: book a minimum three-night stay by 30 November and confirm your reservation at least one day in advance to receive a one-time SG$60 dining credit per room. The credit can be enjoyed at any of the hotel’s restaurants, bars, or through in-room dining. Offer valid for stays until 31 March 2026.

Credit: Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa Singapore
Best for: a beach getaway
Singapore’s only beachfront resort mixes Shangri-La’s signature sophisticated style with family-friendly amenities and the blissful holiday vibes of Sentosa Island. The centrepiece is a gargantuan outdoor pool area, featuring two hot tubs, three waterslides, a splash pad and a dedicated children’s pool. Lounge around on Siloso Beach; give stand-up paddleboarding and beach volleyball a try; or get your adrenaline pumping in the game room, complete with a climbing wall and flying trapeze. All 454 rooms and suites have small balconies – many with sweeping sea views.
Don’t miss: Sentosa Island is home to popular attractions, like Universal Studios Singapore and the newly reimagined Singapore Oceanarium . Inject some extra excitement to your stay by adding a Sentosa Discovery Pass to your Flight + Hotel package. Book by 31 December 2025 for travel until 31 March 2026 to save up to SG$55 and choose from five thrilling experiences, such as SkyHelix Sentosa, Scentopia, UltraGolf and Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony and Ola Beach Club.

Credit: ParkRoyal Collection Marina Bay Singapore

Credit: ParkRoyal Collection Marina Bay Singapore
Best for: families
A stay at Singapore’s first “garden-in-a-hotel ” is like stepping into a lush urban wonderland. Featuring verdant living walls and a nature-inspired design throughout, the hotel brings Singapore’s famed greenery indoors in spectacular fashion. Families will love the whimsical themed rooms, designed like a fairytale hideaway with hobbit-style bunk beds and playful gnome and mushroom figurines – complete with board games and gaming consoles to keep kids (and parents) happily occupied. Plus, the rooftop farm supplies fresh produce to the hotel’s restaurants, making wellness and sustainability part of the adventure.
Don’t miss: The light-filled atrium’s dramatic indoor garden, or the outdoor mineral water pool surrounded by skyline views.
Best for: foodies
The five-star Sofitel Singapore City Centre puts you close to the city’s phenomenal foodie action, with easy access to top restaurants, bars and hawker centres. It’s located in the historical Tanjong Pagar district, with world class nightlife and restaurants just a breezy walk away. Not that you’ll need to leave the hotel: you can indulge in high tea at 1864 or sip on barrel-aged cocktails come evening. Dive into the French Singaporean menu at Racines, or let Sophie, the robot butler, deliver a snack or drink to your room. Need to work off those calories? Head to the outdoor infinity pool or the 24-hour Sofitel Fitness.
Don’t miss: Just minutes away is Maxwell Food Centre, home to a cluster of local favourites including the mouthwatering and Michelin-lauded Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice.

Credit: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

Credit: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
Best for: “bleisure” travellers
Set in the heart of the Central Business District, The Fullerton blends heritage charm with modern luxury — ideal for business travellers who crave a touch of leisure. Just a five-minute drive from Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, it’s ideally positioned for post-meeting river cruises or waterfront dining. After a day of work or exploration, unwind with a rejuvenating treatment at The Fullerton Spa, then retreat to elegant rooms steeped in colourful history and contemporary comfort.
Don’t miss: The hotel’s signature afternoon tea in the sunlit atrium, or a stroll across the nearby Cavenagh Bridge for picture-perfect views of Marina Bay.

Credit: Mansarin Oriental Singapore

Credit: Mansarin Oriental Singapore
Best for: a couple’s getaway
Fresh from a stunning renovation, The Mandarin Oriental ’s enduring elegance enjoys a refreshed sense of place. Its newly reimagined rooms draw inspiration from Marina Bay’s glimmering waters and the city’s lush greenery, offering panoramic views and interiors rich in Peranakan motifs, botanical prints and warm wood accents. For couples seeking indulgence, splash out on a suite to enjoy a separate living room, study area and bathroom with a free-standing tub. For pampering, head to The Spa, which includes two couples’ suites and a spa concierge to help tailor your treatment.
Don’t miss: Go all-out on date nights at the hotel’s five restaurants and two bars. You can’t go wrong with a couple of old-fashioned cocktails at the award-winning MO Bar before dinner at Cherry Garden by Chef Fei for refined Cantonese cuisine, or Dolce Vita for a romantic Italian fare by the pool.
Best for: a luxe escape
The St. Regis brand is synonymous with luxury and the Singapore outpost is no slouch with the requisite Bentleys, butlers and luxe details throughout. Rooms are positively palatial: king-sized beds, regal drapes and free-standing tubs in the marble-and-mirror-clad bathrooms. The decor draws inspiration from the nearby Singapore Botanic Gardens – think soft blossoming motifs, crystal-cut glass accents and thoughtful sustainable touches, such as motion-activated lighting and in-room filtered water. Equally as grand are Remède Spa’s pampering bathing rituals and eucalyptus-scented steam chambers. Of course, high rollers in the penthouse Presidential Suite have their own Jacuzzi and steam room – and a baby grand piano in the living room.
Don’t miss: In late 2025, the St. Regis Singapore is close to completing a multi-phase renovation – its first major transformation since opening in 2008. A standout addition is The Tea Room, a serene hideaway debuting the new St. Regis Afternoon Tea ritual.
This article was originally published in November 2020 and updated in December 2025.