Singapore: 48 hotels found

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Fairmont Singapore

Fairmont Singapore

4.6/5802 Reviews
Marina Bay
Love everything about the room! Except we got a connecting room and soundproofing from the door was bad. Like that the bed faces the window so we could enjoy the view right from the comfort of the bed. Sofa is comfortable. Also love the bathroom! Gold lounge: good service. Excellent view. Strict with dress code. Evening canapes is average. Drinks, especially cocktails can be better. Breakfast was great! Lesser selection than Prego but it has the popular food which I happened to take when I went Prego. Much lesser crowd than Prego Prego breakfast: good. Do go before 8am for lesser crowd
Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay

Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay

4.6/5900 Reviews
Riverside/ Clarke Quay
A really nice hotel in the Clarke Quay area. Located within walking distance ( 30 mins to China Town. little India and a little further to Marina Bay Sands). Close to subway so direct access to airport. Also a 28-35 taxi journey to airport. Lots of restaurants and bars also within walking distance. Lots of choice A very nice hotel with lovely rooms, as in the pictures. Nice swimming pool, with pool bar. Gym. Cocktail bar and restaurant. The buffet breakfast is one of best 5 star breakfasts i’ve had in while, with plenty of choice from all over the world. Very friendly and helpful staff. We will definitely stay here again.
voco Orchard Singapore, an IHG Hotel

voco Orchard Singapore, an IHG Hotel

4.4/5321 Reviews
Orchard Road
Perfectly situated amidst countless shopping and dining options in the busiest commercial area of Singapore. Though this is clearly a much older property, it appears to be well maintained and clean. Slept well during my stay and appreciated the rooftop pool and comprehensively equipped gymnasium. For the price paid, this was good value, especially considering how expensive hotels are in Singapore.
The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore

The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore

4.6/5459 Reviews
Marina Bay
Hotel location is great! The decoration is nice and well maintained. General house keeping is good and tidy! The design of shower is poor that the shower head will go back to its original position during use which is very inconvenient and difficult for using! The coffee machine in the room couldn’t work. Sockets above both the bedside tables couldn’t have good contact with the chargers and we needed to use the sockets at other locations. The mattresses were aged and seriously deformed that we couldn’t sleep well all nights. The wind direction of the air conditioning is towards the head position of the beds that I felt sick after the first night and needed to sleep at another direction to avoid the wind from the 2nd night. A waitress (the same lady) in the breakfast restaurant had cleared everything on the tabletop of our table when we just went to take another round of food in 2 different mornings. I cannot believe this will happen in the restaurant of a 5-Star hotel! She should be well trained to observe whether the guests have finished or not. And, there wasn’t lots of guests in the restaurant. Really unbelievable! The swimming pool and gym room are too small for a 5-Star hotel.
Labrador Villa

Labrador Villa

4.2/580 Reviews
Harbourfront
The moment I stepped in the room, I’m immediately filled with the most zen feeling as the smell of peppermint is so strong and intense, which of course makes me went into complete relaxation. There’s no bug in the room and to add to it, there’s only the sound of wind ruffling with the trees, birds and insects which is why I love it even more since most of my childhood was spent living at pulau ubin. Relatable experiences just a tab more comfortable in Villa Samadhi. Besides the occasional footsteps and loud talkings when someone walks past, if not the experience will be perfect. All the staffs are nice and helpful. Breakfast can be improved with more varieties and just a note that the Nasi lemak packed in the small packet can include chicken drumsticks or wings instead of chicken shredded pieces. Nevertheless, breakfast were prepared with quality (especially the mains that u get to choose from the menu). Special thumbs up for the seafood fried rice which I had ordered for dinner! Pineapple fried rice was good too! Unsheltered free parking for guests. The room is well decorated, clean bed and bathroom, facilities aspect of the room is all in. A pity I can’t get later check out as the room has been booked for the day, if not an hour or 2 can really add to my experiences in nature. In any case, am looking forward to my upcoming visit to Samadhi again in May to celebrate my birthday! A much needed quality, quietness and peace in the nature for my next respite.
JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach

JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach

4.5/5354 Reviews
Marina Bay
The room is very clean and nice. However, there’s way too many mirrors in the room (not a bad thing) In overall, it’s cosy and comfortable. There’s not much service provided, so there’s nothing much to comment on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are some of the best hotels with Spa in Singapore?

    Whether you are travelling to Singapore for business or tourism, Hotel Boss , Hotel Mi Rochor and V Hotel Lavender are highly recommended among the best hotels.

  • How much does it cost on average to stay at hotels with Spa in Singapore?

    For hotels with Spa in Singapore, the average price on weekdays is S$ 361, and the average price on weekends (Friday - Saturday) is S$ 368.

  • Which hotels with Spa in Singapore are romantic hotels?

    Many hotels with Spa in Singapore are perfect for couples looking for a romantic stay. Arton Boutique Hotel is a popular romantic hotel.

  • Which hotels with Spa in Singapore are the best for business travellers?

    For business travellers, there are many popular hotels with Spa in Singapore. V Hotel Lavender, Park Avenue Changi and Park Avenue Rochester are top choices for business travellers.

  • What are the best luxury hotels with Spa in Singapore?

    If you want to enjoy top services and amenities, there are many luxury hotels with Spa in Singapore for you to choose. Royal Plaza on Scotts, Peninsula Excelsior Singapore, A Wyndham Hotel and Hilton Singapore Orchard are some of the best luxury hotels recommended.

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties530
Number of Reviews159,911
Highest PriceS$ 7,607
Lowest PriceS$ 40
Average Price (Weekdays)S$ 361
Average Price (Weekends)S$ 368

Guide to Hotels with Spa in Singapore

Singapore, also known as the 'Lion City' or "Garden City", is situated among the sea. Famous for its cleanliness, lush greenery, and melting pot of cultures, you will encounter Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Western influences here.

Singapore may be small, but it sure has a lot to offer! It has the world's first night zoo - the Night Safari, the world's tallest indoor waterfall - HSBC Rain Vortex, and is the greenest city in Asia. The public transportation system in Singapore is one of the world's most effective ones. So it's worth visiting Singapore!

How to get to and get around Singapore?

Singapore Changi Airport

If you're heading to Singapore, the main gateway is Changi Airport (SIN), which has been voted the best airport in the world. Changi Airport is not only an airport - it's also an attraction for travellers, with beautiful waterfall, shopping and dining options.

Want to find your way from Changi Airport? Don't worry! It’s just 20 minutes to city centre, and is also well-connected to public transportation. If you are looking for a more convenient way, choosing a hotel with airport shuttle services from Changi Airport is a smart choice!

Hotel NameLocationDistance from SINAirport Shuttle
Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore11 Laguna Golf Green, Singapore 4880475.4kmPriority airport pick-up/drop off (need a reservation at least 48 hours in advance)
Owen House by Habyt (formerly Hmlet)2 Owen Rd, Singapore 21884218.3kmPriority airport drop-off

There are also a variety of ways to get from Changi Airport to city centre. Once you're in the city, exploring Singapore is easy. Here’s a quick look at the most popular ways to get around:

  • MRT: MRT is the backbone of Singapore's public transportation. It is fast and covers most parts of the island with extensive lines. Fares range from S$0.8 to S$2 per ride, depending on distance.
  • Buses: Singapore's bus network complements the MRT system. Buses are affordable and equipped with route maps and schedules. Bus fares start at S$1. You can pay using an EZ-Link card.
  • Taxis: Taxis are widely available and can be hailed on the street, booked via phone, or through Grab. Taxi fares are metred.
  • Bicylce: There are also numerous cycling paths and park connectors throughout the city, because Singapore promotes green and active transport.

With so many convenient options, you can get around the Singapore in just a few minutes!

Which part of Singapore is best to stay?

Singapore

If you want to stay in the heart of Singapore and be close to most of the attractions, Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay and The Merlion Park are popular choices because you can get to the attractions just a short distance away. Orchard Road is also a good choice since it is the most famous shopping street in Singapore.

For a more cultural experience, choose hotels near Chinatown! Explore the Chinatown Heritage Centre, enjoy delicious street food, and shop for unique souvenirs. For a relaxing vacation, Sentosa Island is your ultimate choice. You can visit Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, and enjoy sunshine on beaches. It’s perfect for families.

Top attractions in Singapore

Singapore Gardens by the Bay

There are multiple attractions in Singapore you can expect! Here are some of the top attractions.

  • Universal Studios Singapore: Here you can exchange “good mornings” with your favourite characters such as Illumination’s Minions, DreamWorks Animation’s Kung Fu Panda, Transformers and more. With so many exciting rides, USS is definitely your must-go in Singapore!
  • Gardens by the Bay: Gardens by the Bay is a beautiful park with lush plants and exotic flowers. Don't forget to take a picture with the iconic Supertree Grove, wander through the Flower Dome, or be mesmerised by the Cloud Forest!
  • Merlion Park: Of course Merlion Park is an iconic landmark of Singapore. The famous Merlion statue is located here. Remember to take some funny pictures with it!
  • Little India: It mixes Hindu and Chinese temples, mosques and churches. You can find flower-garland vendors, modern eateries, boutique hotels, as well as arts groups.
  • Chinatown: You can taste delicacies, browse all kinds of cheap souvenirs, explore traditional buildings and immerse yourself in the culture.
  • Sentosa Island: Sentosa Island has exciting facilities for entertainment and family activities, such as the South East Asia Aquarium, Siloso Beach, and Trick Eye Museum.
  • Marina Bay: Marina Bay is downtown Singapore's most beautiful harbour. Transportation and hotels are extremely convenient.

Singapore travel essentials

Singapore

Before going to Singapore, it’s important to be prepared with a few essentials.

EssentialDetails
CurrencySingapore Dollar (SGD/S$)
LanguageEnglish, Mandarin Chinese, Malay, or Tamil
Paymentcredit cards, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and more
PlugsType G (3-prong UK-style)
Voltage: 230V
Frequency: 50Hz
Emergency Numbers999, 995

Singapore also has strict laws to maintain public cleanliness, safety, and order. Be aware of a few key rules to avoid fines or penalties!

Littering in public spaces, smoking in non-designated areas, and drinking alcohol in public after 10:30 PM can result in hefty fines. Jaywalking, public displays of affection, and disruptive behaviour in public spaces should also be avoided. Following these simple guidelines will help ensure a smooth visit.

Best time to visit Singapore, Singapore's weather & what to wear

Singapore Merlion Park

Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate, so it is warm and humid weather all year round. The average temperature is between 25°C to 31°C. It's best to wear light, breathable clothing due to the high humidity. Don't forget to bring an umbrella or raincoat as rain showers are common.

The beauty of Singapore is that there’s no “bad” time to visit. If you’re looking for the balance of pleasant weather and exciting events, February to April are great. During this period, Singapore experiences lower humidity and less rainfall.

However, at the end or the beginning of each year, Chinese New Year events, Christmas Wonderland in Gardens by the Bay and many more events will be hled. Visiting during these times to dive into the local celebrations is also a good idea.

What to eat in Singapore?

Chilli crab

Singapore is a food lover’s paradise. Here are some must-try dishes:

  • Bak Kut Teh: This pork rib soup is mixed broth of herbs and spices, served with rice, fried dough sticks (youtiao) and vegetables.
  • Hainanese chicken rice: It is considered as Singapore's national dish. Hainanese Chicken Rice consists of poached chicken with rice, garlic chili sauce and ginger paste.
  • Chili crab: Chili crab is succulent crabs cooked in a sweet and spicy tomato-based sauce with fried mantou (buns).
  • Laksa: Laksa typically includes rice noodles, prawns, fish cake, and tofu puffs in a coconut-based curry broth.
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