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Four New Singapore Hotels Have Made The MICHELIN Guide’s 2026 Key List

21st Sep 2026
Written by:
Gracie Stewart
Singapore and Bali Editor | Urban List

Singapore’s hotel scene has four new additions to the MICHELIN Guide’s 2026 hotel selection, with Marina Bay Sands, METT Singapore, The Fullerton Bay Hotel and The Singapore EDITION each earning a One MICHELIN Key. That brings the city’s total to 11 recognised properties, while Raffles Hotel Singapore continues to hold the Guide’s highest three-Key distinction.

The latest additions offer four very different takes on a Singapore stay. Marina Bay Sands needs little introduction, with its instantly recognisable skyline, rooftop infinity pool and sprawling line-up of restaurants and bars. METT Singapore takes things in a greener direction, tucked into a restored 1920s building near Fort Canning Park, with landscaped surroundings, pools, dining spots and wellness facilities.

Marina Bay Sands
Image credit: Marina Bay Sands | Supplied

Over at Marina Bay, The Fullerton Bay Hotel brings a more intimate take on luxury, pairing Art Deco-inspired interiors with waterfront views and design by André Fu. Then there’s The Singapore EDITION, which made its Southeast Asian debut on Orchard Road, bringing the brand’s sleek, design-led aesthetic to the city with a rooftop pool, landscaped courtyard and garden-facing dining and drinking spaces.

Singapore’s grand dame is still sitting pretty at the top of the local list. Raffles Hotel Singapore has retained its three-Key status, while Artyzen Singapore, Capella Singapore, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, Mandarin Oriental Singapore, PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore and Raffles Sentosa Singapore have all retained their One-Key distinctions.

The annual selection assesses hotels on factors including architecture and design, service, personality and the overall guest experience, with MICHELIN Guide inspectors visiting properties anonymously.

Globally, the 2026 selection has expanded by more than 470 hotels across 79 destinations, bringing the total to 2,832 recognised properties worldwide. For Singapore, it means there are now 11 MICHELIN Guide-approved hotel stays to add to your staycation shortlist, whether you’re after old-school glamour, serious design or a room with a very good view.

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Main image credit: METT Singapore | Supplied