Hotels in Singapore

It’s no wonder that Capella chose the recently revitalized Sentosa for its Asian debut. The 30-acre island off Singapore’s southern coast already has

A 31-story business-oriented hotel near the Fountain of Wealth (the world’s largest fountain). 

All 320 tech-enhanced rooms are equipped with iPod docking stations and walk-in rain showers. The top-floor Club Lounge (available for $60) has Wi-Fi

Pair of high-rises with residential-style rooms that are more like mini-apartments, just off Orchard Road.

Housed inside five refurbished 1929 shophouses, this retro-inspired Chinatown hotel is decorated with vintage designer furniture from hotelier Loh Lik

The M Hotel Singapore is centrally located in the financial district, making it a top choice for corporate travelers and a frequent host of various co

Located in the Orchard Road shopping district, this 1,051-room hotel is popular with both business travelers and tour groups. The cavernous lobby is d

A budget the size of South Carolina's. A park suspended 650 feet in the air (and large enough to hold four A380 jets). More than 7,000 employees. Sing

After owner Loh Lik Peng restored the New Majestic’s 1928 Chinatown building, he turned over the interiors to local artists, filmmakers, and fashion d

Just 50 miles east of Singapore is Nikoi Island,a 37-acre private isle off the coast of Bintan fringed by powderywhite-sand beaches. Its 10 Indonesian

778 black-and-taupe rooms and a John Portman–designed atrium, on Marina Bay Harbor. 

Squint a little and it’s easy to imagine how the all-suite Raffles must once have felt when the sea lapped up along its promenade, and Noël Coward and

Of the numerous five-star hotels lining the marina frontage, the Ritz-Carlton is the most thoroughly impressive. The dramatic tone is set as soon as y

Billed as Singapore’s first luxury boutique hotel, this 80-room property is located in Chinatown, surrounded by eclectic shops and late-19th-century b

Three wings consisting of unusually shaped rooms (imagine odd angles and curves) on 15 landscaped acres a few blocks from pedestrian-friendly Orchard

Set right in the heart of the Raffles Place central business district, this sprawling Palladian pile was once home to a general post office. Today, th