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Fairmont Singapore

Fairmont Singapore

4.6/5824 Reviews
Marina Bay
Celebrated my birthday and our Wedding Anni there, the service was good at the front desk, it was nice that they wished me happy bday upon finding out this was a bday celebration. Check in was fast and simple. Love, love love the interior of the hotel room, one of my favorite, love the layout of the toilet, the way the shower and the bathtub is placed, this is probably the only hotel we stayed at where when we shower the basin area is still kept dry. To us this is very impressive and honestly a very nice touch. It is always good to not walk into a toilet with a wet floor esp when its air-conditioned, its cold and if you are wearing bedroom slippers it is actually very slippery. The view from the room is really beautiful, the bed was super comfy, everything looked very well maintained. The room is also not too dim or bright which is super comfortable. Overall a really beautiful room . Now to the not so good part 1) So according to my partner she say that the hotel is supposed to bring a cake(for my bday) up upon check in but it was never delivered. When we celebrated my partner at Fullerton, they brought the cake when we checked in and they also prepared balloons, card and bear for my partner (Complimentary) and no I didn't call them to deliver the cake, they delivered it shortly after we checked in. 2) The way the fridge works is horrible, since we didn't get the cake we bought a cake for my bday and then we realised we can't move the bottles inside the fridge as it was programmed to charged if it was removed, so basically we only had a very small area to put anything which also means my cake sits out in the room for 2 days. This also make it difficult for us to buy anything back to keep to snack on. The fridge was also not very cold. 3) We left for breakfast at Prego and we pressed the button to request for housekeeping, we left the room at 9.45am, we came back at 2pm, we were shock to find out that the room was not cleaned even after 4hours. 4) There was also drain files in the toilet, during the stay I've killed like 4-5 flies. There is also no bidet spray which would have been nice. Overall, I still think this is a good hotel, would we come back again? hmmm maybe because I really love the room design but the fridge factor and the housekeeping is something that will makes me think twice before booking a room here again.
Ibis Singapore on Bencoolen - Newly Renovated

Ibis Singapore on Bencoolen - Newly Renovated

4.3/5513 Reviews
Bugis
Clean room , good location but when check out time or 9.30-10.30 the elevator is very full bcos it's small. This hotel has 4 elevator but this time broken close 1 elevator. I wait more than 15 mins can go down. 😩
Mondrian Singapore Duxton

Mondrian Singapore Duxton

4.4/5500 Reviews
Chinatown
Mondrian has been nothing short of amazing. Friendliest staff and not to mention the amazing reception we've gotten from Lina from Christina and Maran from Carna made us felt so welcomed. The room's decor is also pretty chic and modern, would look forward to a next visit for sure!
Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay

Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay

4.6/5968 Reviews
Singapore River
I had a wonderful experience staying at Paradox Hotel Singapore on Merchant Road. The hotel blends modern sophistication with a touch of local charm. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making me feel right at home from check-in to check-out. My room was spacious, well-appointed, and offered great views of the city. The facilities, including the rooftop pool and well-equipped gym, were fantastic for unwinding after a busy day. The location is perfect—centrally located with easy access to both cultural attractions and the vibrant food scene. I highly recommend Paradox Hotel Singapore for anyone visiting the area!
Mercure Singapore on Stevens

Mercure Singapore on Stevens

4.4/5891 Reviews
Orchard Road
Everything was great. Location & Amenties. Shuttle service .  My first time at Mercure I was impressed.  The room was clean and had all the necessities.
voco Orchard Singapore, an IHG Hotel

voco Orchard Singapore, an IHG Hotel

4.2/5340 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.

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    For hotels with Bar in Singapore, the average price on weekdays is US$276, and the average price on weekends (Friday - Saturday) is US$281.

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties655
Number of Reviews 172,960
Highest PriceUS$4,248
Lowest PriceUS$26
Average Price(Weekday Night)US$276
Average Price(Weekend Night)US$281

Booking Guide for Hotels and Famous Hotel Lounges in Singapore

Singapore Travel Guide & Tips

Singapore, dubbed the “Lion City” and the “Garden City,” is hands-down the coolest city-state of all time—yes, of all time, I reckon. This place started as a British trading post back in the day (1819, for the history nerds) and somehow transformed into a financial center that keeps the world turning.

You can hop on a cable car to Sentosa for the beach, stroll under glowing Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay, or shop until your wallet cries on Orchard Road. The food? Absolute chef’s kiss. Hawker centers are the real MVPs—grab some chicken rice, chili crab, or laksa for dirt-cheap, and thank me later.

Getting to Singapore

There’s one airport in the world that you can't miss, and that’s Singapore Changi Airport. The first time I landed at Changi Airport, I was absolutely floored. Waterfalls? Butterfly gardens? Is this real life or a Netflix special? Changi Airport is home to the Rain Vortex, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, surrounded by a lush jungle. There’s also a sky-high canopy park, a giant slide, and more shops than you can handle. Perfect for one last “Wow, Singapore!” moment before flying in or out.

Most international flights land here, and it’s known for being efficient, well-organized, and—honestly—a bit of a tourist attraction itself. The distance from Changi Airport to downtown Singapore is about 20 kilometers (12 miles).

Getting to Singapore

Changi Airport

To get from Changi Airport to the city, taxis are the fastest option, taking 20-30 minutes and costing $20–30, plus a $5 airport surcharge (50% more from 1-6 AM). The MRT is a cheaper choice, taking about 45 minutes with a transfer at Tanah Merah, and costs $2.30 plus a $0.10 deposit.

Hotel NameDistance from Changi AirportService Info
Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore10-15 minutes by carFree airport shuttle; Free airport pick-up; Spa; Golf course; Outdoor swimming pool
Village Hotel Changi by Far East Hospitality5-10 minutes by carFree airport shuttle; Free airport drop-off; Outdoor swimming pool; 24-hour front desk; Gym

Pro Tip: If you're flying in on a red-eye flight or arriving super early, I’ve got two hotels to recommend near Changi Airport that offer free airport shuttle or free airport pick-up services, making your early mornings or late arrivals way easier.

See more hotels near Singapore Changi Airport to decide the best hotel to stay.

Singapore Travel Guide & Tips

Best Areas to Stay in Singapore

Orchard Road: Shopping paradise and Singapore's most famous street! Endless malls, amazing food (check out ION's basement food court!), and super easy to get around with multiple MRT stations. Hotels are pricey but you're right in the center Singapore.

Marina Bay: This is postcard Singapore - think Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and those killer skyline views. Definitely splurgy, but you're next to all the cool spots and the best hawker centers are just a short walk away.

Bugis/Kampong Glam: My favorite area. Cheaper hotels than Orchard, amazing street food at Albert Centre, cool cafes, and gorgeous Arab Street vibes. Plus you're just 2 MRT stops from everything.

What to Do in Singapore

Sentosa Resorts

Top Things to Do in Singapore

Singapore is the place where modern vibes, lush greenery, and best eats collide. No matter if you’re here for Sentosa’s dreamy resorts or hunting down hawker food like a foodie on a mission, this city doesn’t just meet expectations—it smashes them, literally. Here’s your guide to the must-dos in Singapore. Let’s go!

1. Stay and Play at Sentosa Resorts

Home to dreamy resorts like Resorts World Sentosa, you’ve got everything here: sandy beaches, Universal Studios, and even SEA Aquarium, where you can get lost (in a good way) watching manta rays float by. Whether you're zip-lining at Mega Adventure Park or chilling with a cocktail at Tanjong Beach Club, Sentosa is where your vacay vibes level up.

2. Dine on Hawker Food

Grab Hainanese Chicken Rice, Char Kway Teow, or satay skewers for less than your morning latte. Head to Newton Food Centre or Lau Pa Sat for satay under the stars. Oh, and don’t forget to “chope” your seat with a tissue packet—it’s how Singaporeans roll.

3. Get Lost in Gardens by the Bay

Singapore said, “Why be a garden city when you can be a city IN a garden?” The Supertrees here look like alien landscapes, and the Cloud Forest is a literal chill zone with misty air and waterfalls that are so Insta-worthy.

What to Do in Singapore

Gardens by the Bay

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