Where To Stay In Singapore

If you’re keen for a getaway that absolutely throttles you in humidity so that pool dips every hour are a must and where hospitality reigns supreme, the hotels of Bali offer up nothing but the best. 

From themed rooms to outdoor play areas and delicious children’s menus—Singapore’s best family-friendly hotels have a lot going for them.

From five-star boutique hotels to family-friendly accommodation, Urban List has rounded up the best Robertson Quay hotels for a taste of waterfront living.

Bugis is a shopping haven well-known for being one of the most affordable places in Singapore for clothes, accessories, and souvenirs.

More than just a hotel, Marina Bay Sands Singapore houses high-rolling casino, luxe spa, designer shops, a rooftop infinity pool, theatres, celeb restaurants, and even a nightclub.

From plush beds to pet-approved perks, these hotels know your furkid deserves a holiday too. We know, because we’re pet parents ourselves.

A meld of hip haunts and cultural treasures, Chinatown is the perfect base for your next Singapore adventure.

Vietnam’s south-central coast is a stunning sweep of pristine beaches, verdant mountains, untouched fishing villages, and even rolling sand dunes.

Looking for a getaway without the plane ticket?

We recently teamed up with the legends at Qantas to ask our audience to tell us their most on-point travel experiences, and you certainly did not disappoint—with a slew of love for the glorious bustling shores of Singapore. To build up your wanderlust, we’ve rounded up some of the most fabulous unmissable hotel stays in this stunning green luscious architectural city that our audience need to book, as determined by you guys.

Thankfully, Singapore is home to some stunning places to cool off. From pools perched 200 metres above grounds to swim-up bars and lazy rivers, here are 15 of Singapore’s most incredible pools. 

From Singapore’s Malaysian heart to its colonial hillside, here are four other districts to explore next time you’re in the city-state.