Dream accommodation in Singapore – The list of 9 stylish luxury hotels on Trip.com has been revealed!
The recommended list of luxury hotels in Singapore is published by Trip.com , which guarantees that every room will be amazing!
Besides the classic infinity pool at the Sands Hotel, Singapore also has many Excellent Designed Hotels. This list of private rooms won’t just include the most expensive ones, nor will only international hotel chains be included on the list, but will also appreciate the uniqueness. Experience and scenery, many luxury hotels are unique. Renovations of historic buildings and green buildings are also very appealing. They are so beautiful that they even want to go to Singapore to stay in top hotels~.
Which 9 dream accommodations in Singapore are so powerful? Read the article till the end!
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Oakwood Premier AMTD Singapore
The Oakwood Hotel in the US, owned by the world’s largest group of serviced apartments, was acquired and managed by Singapore’s Mapletree Group a few years ago. These Oakwoods are, of course, mostly “apartment-type rooms” with washing machines, kitchenettes and other amenities. Suitable for family travelers.
The hotel has a total of 268 rooms. It is located in the financial district, about a 4-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar Station. Room rates are much more affordable than hotels around Marina Bay. The rooms are decorated in a modern and simple style. The highlight of the hotel is the outdoor infinity pool. Beautiful scenery surrounded by buildings is uncommon and gives the feeling of a modern city vacation~
JW Marriott South Beach
The JW Marriott, the Marriott Group’s flagship hotel brand, opened in 2015. It is located near City Hall MRT station and is surrounded by Singapore’s wealthiest areas.
It takes about 7 minutes to walk to the MRT station. The hotel has many amenities, including a fitness center, outdoor swimming pool and massage spa. Service, billiards, 24-hour room service, etc., the world’s largest hotel group always maintains a certain level, with a bit of oriental flavor and modern design.
The most amazing thing is the view from the pool, which is undoubtedly that of Marina Bay Fraser Place. A group of high-rise buildings without any kind of roof. It’s one of the few hotels that isn’t in Marina Bay but has a fantastic view.
The Capitol Kempinski
The new hotel, which was only completed in 2018, is actually an old building from 1933. The hotel was originally located in Singapore’s iconic Capital Building and Stanford Towers. It was later developed along with the surrounding areas in the Singapore Capital Comprehensive Project, which includes restaurants, cinemas, shops and a complex catering development.
People who stay here love the “colonial architecture” and the Victorian and Venetian-style decorations. The hotel itself has a strong nostalgic character. Just staying here is a great historical experience. The hotel is located right outside the Town Hall metro station. Very convenient!
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering
It is a hotel under the Pan Pacific Hotels & Resorts hotel group in Singapore, which opened in 2013. It is the Singapore luxury hotel I have most wanted to stay at in recent years. I like the irregular elevated garden terrace exterior.
It is friendly through its extensive green amenities, such as solar power and rainwater harvesting. The building was designed by local architecture firm WOHA. This firm is known for incorporating green space into their buildings. The Forest Hotel is better than what you hear and see every time. It lives up to Singapore’s reputation as the “Garden City. As I passed by, I was deeply attracted by the combination of modern architecture and greenery.
The hotel has 367 rooms in total; it is a 2-minute walk to Chinatown MRT station and a 5-minute walk to Kalamatau station. Both the exterior and interior have won many awards. It is a dream accommodation in Singapore that architecture fans should not miss.
The Warehouse Hotel
A century-old warehouse that has been around since 1895. At the time, it was considered Singapore’s entertainment district, where underground activities such as prostitution, movie extortion and gambling thrived. It even evolved into a famous nightclub. Later, the warehouse with its complex background was transformed into a modern boutique with 37 rooms，rooms at a luxury hotel in Singapore.
The Warehouse Hotel, which opened in 2017, is owned by The Law & Behold, a well-known catering group in Singapore. It is a member of Design Hotels, an association of fashion and design hotels; each hotel that can join Design Hotels has its own selling points (in Taiwan, only Fule Hotel and Huatai Ruiyuan are members), and the Singapore Riverfront is a warehouse with Many hotels along the Singapore Riverfront have been converted from warehouses, but not many can offer luxury. Although the hotel is small, the atmosphere is perfect!
Andaz Singapore A Concept by Hyatt
The first hotel under Hyatt Hotel Group’s Andaz brand in Southeast Asia is located in the heart of Bugis, just a 2-minute walk from the MRT station. The hotel features a gym, a high-altitude outdoor pool on the top floor, a Mr. Stork bar, and even views of the bay.
The decor is made up of elements from the streets of Singapore and was designed by renowned Hong Kong designer Fu Houmin. It is honest and elegant, yet full of Nanyang colors, and has a unique taste of modern luxury.
Marina Bay Sands Singapore
Marina Bay Sands Singapore, which opened in 2010, changed Singapore’s skyline forever. The top-floor infinity pool with luxurious landscaping started the trend of infinity pools in the global hotel industry. The hotel is part of the Marina Bay Integrated Resort Hotel complex, including residential units, department stores, casinos, exhibition centers, restaurants, swimming pools, etc., which cost €5.7 billion. At the time, it was called the most expensive hotel in the world and one of the most famous hotels in the world.
It has the best view of Marina Bay in Singapore from the façade, Merlion Park on the opposite shore and Gardens by the Bay and sea views from the rear. The rooms on either side offer unparalleled views. If you can only choose one of the classic rooms with the best views, the Sands Hotel is certainly the most representative choice among Singapore hotels. My experiences at Sands Hotel include room presentation, floor offerings, a selection of rooms with city and garden views ~
The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore
Since the other Ritz-Carlton hotel in Marina Bay is also one of the Marriott Group’s top hotel brands, the Ritz-Carlton needs no explanation for its luxury, even though it doesn’t look as attractive as the Sands, nor does its reputation compare.
The Ritz-Carlton is big, but it’s another high-end hotel overlooking Marina Bay. You can see both the Sands Hotel, the Ferris wheel, and the tall buildings of the Fraser Place financial district. The setting is second to none. The bathroom features a luxury octagonal window with a view. The beautiful pictures are a favorite of many IG users~ If you don’t want to stay at the Sands Hotel, just stay here!
Hotel Duxton, Autograph Collection, Singapore Autograph Collection
The final highlight is the “Six Senses” which was quite sensational when it opened in 2018.
It is part of the “Six Senses Wellness and Hotel Group Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas”. Six Senses hotels around the world are unique and beautiful. Incredibly, Six Senses Singapore has opened the only two luxury hotels in close proximity (within a 3 minute walk). They are located on Duxton Road and Maxwell Road in China Town. All rooms are the same style and facilities can be shared.
The hotel has commissioned renowned British designer Anuska Hempel to reimagine the historical heritage of ancient times by combining Chinese, Malay, European and other styles. The hotel is part of the architectural heritage of the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore. The decoration of the hotel is very beautiful and you can say amazing. A representative of Chinatown Accommodation Singapore said that when he first saw the decoration, he exclaimed, “This is so beautiful.” Thus, the Western-style hotel and bar has completely destroyed the impression that “Chinatown is relatively dirty.” Six Senses in 2019 It has been acquired by the IHG Group and will expand to Taitung in the future. Hotel owners can look forward to this.
