Mandarin Oriental Singapore, situated on Marina Bay, is home to an impressive atrium lobby and 527 newly renovated rooms and suites. All rooms are modern in style with an elegant Oriental touch and feature floor-to-ceiling windows with spectacular vistas of the city, ocean, or harbor. On the 19th floor, guests will find the luxurious Oriental Club Lounge, which caters to both business and leisure guests.

Champagne breakfasts, cocktails in the evening, and vibrant views of the city are just some of the perks that guests on the four executive floors of The Oriental Club can look forward to every day. Located in a quiet corner of the city, the pool area exudes a sense of urban chic. Dolce Vita serves authentic Northern Italian cuisine, Cherry Garden serves traditional Cantonese food, and Melt Café serves a variety of international dishes.

The Andaz Singapore is located in an eye-catching pair of concave skyscrapers covered in a latticework of hexagonal windows. The boutique hotel, situated at a cultural crossroads, takes its design cues from the narrow streets and colorful storefronts that surround it. All 342 of the hotel's modern rooms and 26 of the suites have picture windows that stretch from floor to ceiling, allowing guests to take in breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding area. Several works by renowned artists are on display throughout the hotel.

One of the most eye-catching is a collection of sculptures by Brazilian artist André Mendes, which burst with vivid colors. Hotel guests can enjoy street food at Alley on 25, which features seven "shop houses" inspired by alleyways serving everything from a platter of barbecued snacks from Smoke & Pepper to a steaming bowl of noodles from Auntie's Wok & Steam to a refreshing shaved ice from Icehaus.

St. Regis Singapore guests can get the VIP treatment right from the start by having a Bentley driven to their door. All 299 rooms and suites feature the exquisite decor and impeccable service that have become hallmarks of the St. Regis brand over the course of its illustrious century-long history. The rooms have breathtaking views of Singapore's downtown skyline and are furnished with bespoke pieces, rich fabrics, French marble bathrooms, and cutting-edge technology like the country's first IP phones.

Brasserie Les Saveurs serves French cuisine, LaBrezza serves Italian, Yan Ting serves Cantonese, and Michelin-starred Shinji by Kanesaka serves Japanese omakase. One of the best collections of private art in all of Asia can be found at this hotel.

This 608-room luxury hotel, located in the heart of Singapore's Marina Bay, continues to set the standard for the impeccable service that has become synonymous with The Ritz-Carlton brand. Over 2,000 retail and dining options are within easy walking distance, and nearby attractions like Gardens by the Bay, the Art Science Museum, the Integrated Resorts, and the Singapore Flyer are all easily reached via a covered sky bridge.

The hotel's Club Lounge can be found on the 32nd floor, and it's known for the spectacular views it offers from its spacious rooms and suites. At this five-star hotel, guests can unwind in the outdoor pool, spa, or 24-hour fitness center, sample authentic Singaporean fare at Colony, or chow down on Cantonese specialties at the Summer Pavilion, which has earned a Michelin star.

There are a total of 2,560 guest rooms and suites spread across three 55-story towers at the Marina Bay Sands hotel. The SkyPark, created by architect Moshe Safdie, is located 200 meters above ground, on top of three skyscraping hotel towers (650 ft). This massive artificial island defies the laws of gravity and has a parking space for four and a half Airbus A380 superjumbos.

It features an exclusive infinity pool with a panoramic view, a ticketed observation deck, and lush gardens. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is a paradise for shopaholics, featuring a wide variety of high-end stores in a convenient location. To round out the shopping experience, there are a variety of restaurants to choose from, both fine dining establishments and casual cafes run by celebrity chefs.

The prestigious Singapore Club, the Exchange Room, and the General Post Office of Singapore were all located in the Fullerton Building, a grand neoclassical landmark built in 1928. Once a rundown motel, the Fullerton Hotel Singapore has been renovated into a beautiful 400-room heritage hotel in Singapore. The hotel's dynamic location in the center of the financial and arts districts allows it to seamlessly combine the hotel's rich heritage with the modern design and individualized service that it offers.

Some rooms have patios that look out over the bright atrium, while others look out over the river promenade or the Marina Bay waterfront. The Fullerton Bay Hotel, located directly across the street in a sleek waterfront structure, is a sister property with 100 rooms and the top Tripadvisor ranking among Singapore hotels.

At Capella Singapore, you'll be just ten minutes from the hustle and bustle of the city center on Sentosa Island, where the hotel is located. The resort, whose name translates to "red earth" in Malay, draws inspiration from both Singapore's colonial past and its natural surroundings. Jaya Ibrahim, a well-known interior designer, was responsible for the aesthetic of all 112 rooms, suites, villas, and manors.

Here, guests can relax in one of three gushing pools, soak up the sun next to verdant landscaping, indulge at the Auriga spa, and enjoy Chinese at Cassia or Mediterranean fare at The Knolls. In addition to the classic Chef's Table, guests can relax with a drink at Bob's Bar and watch the sunset.

Since the opening of the all-suite Raffles Singapore more than 130 years ago, tourists from all over the world have been raving about Singapore. This iconic hotel from the colonial era is the crown jewel of the Raffles Hotels chain, and its name has come to be associated with impeccable service and timeless elegance.

The 103 cozy guestrooms feature period furniture, ceiling fans, and Oriental rugs atop teakwood floors; the 12 themed "Personality Suites" are decked out in memorabilia of the celebrities who have stayed there. More than ten restaurants and bars, including Long Bar, the birthplace of the Singapore Sling, and the Lobby Lounge, serving English Afternoon Tea, ensure that guests' every culinary need is met.