Singapore accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “Lion City”.
Singapore known for: gardens, flowers, rainforests, skyline, shopping malls, hawker, trade & conference centers, event venues, museums, galleries, beaches, quays, shoals, bridges, parks, fountains, innovation
An island-country and city-state located in maritime Southeast Asia, Singapore is found at the Malay Peninsula’s southern tip. Surrounding Lion City are Johor Bahru (Malaysian state – northward) and the Singapore Strait (southward). A natural border separating Singapore from Johor Bahru, the northward Johor Strait spans 30 miles (east-to-west – maximum width 3 miles). Southward across the Singapore Strait, Indonesia’s Riau Islands include the largest island of Batam.
Singapore main attractions: Gardens by the Bay, Universal Studios Singapore (theme park), Sands Expo & Convention Centre, VivoCity (shopping mall), Merlion (fountain), Clarke Quay (shopping mall), Singapore Botanic Gardens, East Coast Park, S.E.A. Aquarium, ION Orchard (shopping mall), Cloud Forest (tourist attraction), Suntec City (shopping mall), Flower Dome (tourist attraction), Tekka Centre (hawker center), City Square Mall (shopping mall), Plaza Singapura (shopping mall), Singapore Flyer (tourist attraction), Maxwell Food Centre (hawker center), Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay (performing arts theater), Wings of Time (tourist attraction), Marina Square (shopping mall), 313@somerset (shopping mall), ArtScience Museum, National Gallery Singapore, National Museum of Singapore, Paragon Shopping Centre (shopping mall), CHIJMES (heritage building), SkyPark Observation Deck, Sultan Mosque, Takashimaya Shopping Centre (shopping mall), Clarke Quay Central (shopping mall), Buddha Tooth Relic Temple (Buddhist temple), Madame Tussauds Singapore, Tiong Bahru Market (hawker center), Mustafa Centre (department store), Fort Canning Park, Raffles City (shopping mall), Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre
Singapore main airport: Changi Airport
Airport car rental agencies: myCarriage, Sixt Car Rental, Avis
Rideshare service: Grab
Public transport operator: SMRT
Singapore cruise terminal: Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore
Singapore top events F1 – Singapore Grand Prix, Singapore Art Festival, Singapore National Day, Hungry Ghost Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinese New Year (Chinatown), River Hong Bao, Chingay Parade, Qing Ming Festival, Marina Bay Singapore Countdown, i Light Marina Bay, Singapore Airshow
More fun things: Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Ticket, River Cruise, Food Tour
Singapore currency: Singapore Dollar
Legal drinking age: 18 years old
When traveling to Singapore there are some things to keep in mind. Singapore has certain strict rules. For example, modest attire should be worn outside of tourist areas. Actually illegal are smoking / chewing gum in public and failing to flush a public toilet (could result in fine). Measures against littering are strictly enforced. Lion City’s most commonly spoken language, English is enjoyed by Westerners especially in tourist areas. Gratuity is often included on restaurant bills. Keep in mind that nightclubs sometimes have their own minimum age requirement for entry (18 years old most common however). Singapore accommodations are some of Southeast Asia’s best. Before we get to Singapore accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
Temasek (Singapore) began as a 14th-century trading port controlled by the Majapahit Empire (Java Island, Indonesia) and Siamese Kingdom (present-day Thailand). Singapore’s nickname likely derives from Sumatran prince Sang Nila Utama, who observed a “lion” (most likely Malayan tiger) upon his arrival to the area. One of the area’s first settlements was located at Fort Canning Hill. Singapore had become part of the Johor Sultanate by the 17th century. The Johor Sultanate controlled most of the Malay Peninsula along with some of Sumatra (southeast). In 1613 Portuguese raiders burned down the settlement, and the island largely would become abandoned (next two centuries). Following their 1641 conquest of Malacca (southern-Malaysian state), the Dutch took control of the area’s maritime trade. Dutch-Malacca lasted from 1641 to 1825 (longest period under-which Malacca remained under foreign control). British lieutenant-governor Stamford Raffles arrived in Singapore on January 28, 1819. Raffles quickly came to realize the island’s potential as a new port. Presiding under Dutch-Bugis control, Tengku Abdul Rahman (Johor’s 18th Sultan) ruled Singapore nominally at the time of Raffles’ initial musings. In a strategic move Raffles smuggled Tengku Long (Abdul Rahman’s elder brother) into Singapore. A rift with his brother had exiled Long to the Riau Islands. Capitalizing on this division of power between the Sultanate brothers, Raffles recognized Tengku as the rightful Sultan of Johor. In exchange Britain was granted a trading post on Singapore. The Treaty of Singapore (signed February 6, 1819) marked the official founding of modern Singapore. The treaty allowed the British East India Company to open a trading post on the island. Singapore was absorbed into the British Empire (1824) and subsequently became a large part of the 1826 “Straits Settlements” (group of Far-East British territories – capital Singapore). In 1836 Singapore became British-India’s regional capital, and by 1860 the island’s population had reached 80,000. More than half of the population was Chinese (immigrated to work on pepper / gambier plantations). In 1867 the Straits Settlements came under direct British control. Singapore became known for its rubber exports (1890s). The 1915 Singapore mutiny was the area’s only significant World War I event. The “mutiny” was initiated by Indian Muslims who believed they would be sent-off to fight against the (largely-Muslim) Ottoman Empire. Following WWI Britain built Singapore Naval Base. Japan’s World War II (Pacific War) invasion of Malaya and the subsequent Battle of Singapore saw Japan capture the island from Britain. Japan surrendered Singapore to the Allies on August 15, 1945 and brief turmoil ensued (looting / revenge-killing). British Military Administration ended on April 1, 1946 and Singapore became a separate Crown Colony (governed again by Britain). Chinese communists waged guerrilla warfare against the government during the 1950s. The Malayan Emergency (1948-1960) between British Empire / Commonwealth forces and the Malayan Communist Party resulted in a British-Commonwealth victory. The Federation of Malaya thus was established on August 31, 1957 and the Malayan communists retreated to the Malayan-Thai border. Britain would then largely allow Singapore self-government (apart from militarily). The “People’s Action Party” won Singapore’s May 30, 1959 election handily. Malaya’s prime minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman proposed a new “Federation” (Malaysia) on May 27, 1961. Britain believed that the federation would prevent Singapore from becoming a communist haven. Singapore, Malaya, North Borneo and Sarawak joined to form the Federation of Malaysia on September 16, 1963 (Malaysia Agreement). Singapore was granted a high level of autonomy compared to other states. Trade restrictions along with August 9, 1965 race riots, however, saw Singapore expelled from Malaysia. Ironically the expulsion would help Singapore, which became the newly-independent “Republic of Singapore”. A member of the People’s Action Party, Lee Kuan Yew (Republic’s first prime minister) would oversee Singapore’s development for the next half-century. Singapore’s unemployment rate dropped to 3% during the 1980s. Water fabrication in particular helped Singapore remain competitive in manufacturing. Changi Airport opened, Singapore Airlines formed and the Port of Singapore became one of the world’s busiest ports around this time. Service and tourism industries expanded. Resorts World Sentosa opened on January 20, 2010, followed by Marina Bay Sands on April 27 of the same year.
Home to around 6 million “Singaporeans”, Singapore officially is made up of the main island, 60+ smaller islands and one outlying islet. Lion City attracts over 17 million people per year, with Universal Studios Singapore receiving about 4 million annual visitors. An important animal sanctuary, the Singapore Zoo attracts around 2 million annual visitors. Bird Paradise cares for and exhibits around 500 different bird species (apprx. 3,500 birds) from around the world. Orchard Road (“Orchard” – central) is an area to find upscale shopping boutiques and restaurants. Meanwhile at Merlion Park, Merlion statue (Singapore mascot – fish body / lion head) may be observed spouting water relatively far into Marina Bay. Displayed on Singapore’s National Coat of Arms are the lion and the tiger. Singapore hosted the world’s first Formula 1 night race. Home to a tropical rainforest climate, Singapore experiences warm temperatures throughout the year (mid-upper 80s °F). Monsoon season occurs from November to February.
Additional points of interest: Downtown Core, Port of Singapore, The Victoria Theatre, Jewel Changi Airport, National University of Singapore, The Istana, Parliament House, The Speakers’ Corner, Chinatown
Singapore local food (often spicy): hainanese chicken rice (poached chicken w/ seasoned rice, served w/ spicy chili sauce & cucumber garnishes), chili crab, BBQ stingray, fish head curry, laksa (spicy noodle soup), char kway teow (stir-fry noodle dish), hokkien prawn mee (noodle-based, spicy)
Popular drinks: Singapore Sling (Singapore national drink – gin-based), beer
With a little background information on the area, we’re ready for Singapore accommodations that will help make for a memorable experience.
Marina Bay Sands
10 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay
Marina Bay Sands Casino | Cloud Forest | Singapore Flyer
Hotel amenities: casino, 20 different dining options, panoramic skyline views, world’s largest rooftop infinity pool, spa, dark wood décor, carpeted floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, electric kettles with Grand Jasmine tea, slippers, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, luggage storage
Nearby restaurants: Waku Ghin (modern European restaurant), Chinoiserie (restaurant)
Nearby misc.: The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (shopping mall), Sands Expo & Convention Centre (exhibition and trade center), Rain Oculus (tourist attraction), Salon 360 Degree (beauty salon), Christian Louboutin (shoe store), Club Monaco (clothing store), Tory Burch (women’s clothing store), Tom Ford (clothing store), Bath and Body Works
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- Marina Bay Sands Casino
- Cloud Forest
- Singapore Flyer
- Sands SkyPark
- The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
- Helix Bridge
- Gardens By the Bay
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Within 1.1 miles:
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- Singapore Art Museum
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- Singapore Sports Hub
- Mustafa Centre
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- S.E.A. Aquarium
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- Singapore Zoo
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Marina Bay Sands is 8 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (The Paiza Experience): $2,802
Cost per person (three people): $934
The Fullerton Hotel
1 Fullerton Square, Marina Bay
21st Floor Sky Garden
Hotel amenities: infinity pool, spa, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, mini-bars, tea / coffee makers, various on-site luxury boutiques
Nearby restaurants / bars: Aniba (Mediterranean restaurant), issho izakaya One Fullerton (Japanese restaurant), Jade (Chinese restaurant), Brewerkz One Fullerton (restaurant), Bayside Drinks & Eats (restaurant), Signature Reserve (bar)
Nearby misc.: One Fullerton (shopping mall), The Lighthouse (event venue), Singapore River Walk (hiking area), Cavenagh Bridge, Fullerton Square (historical landmark), Merlion Jetty (ferry service)
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- 21st Floor Sky Garden
- Dog Run Raffles
- JLN Selaseh Playground
- Merlion Park
- Raffles MRT Station
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Within 2.9 miles:
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- Marina Barrage
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- National Orchid Garden
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- Tanjong Beach
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The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is 9 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Loft Suite): $2,004
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay
6 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square, Marina Bay
Marina Square | Suntec City | Fountain of Wealth
Hotel amenities: multiple dining options, skyline / bay views, mineral water pool, 24-hour fitness center, elegant décor, floor-to-ceiling windows, flat-screen TVs, tea / coffee making facilities
Nearby restaurants / bars: ASTONS Steak & Salad, The Boiler @ Esplanade Mall (seafood restaurant), Beyond Pancakes (Modern European restaurant), Summer Pavilion (Chinese restaurant), Haidilao Hot Pot Marina Square (hot-pot restaurant), Peach Blossoms (Chinese restaurant), Hai Tien Lo (Chinese restaurant), Sofra Turkish Cafe & Restaurant, Peppermint (buffet restaurant), Sora Singapore (restaurant), Colony (restaurant), Atrium (restaurant), Silvermalt (bar)
Nearby misc.: Singapore Flyer (tourist attraction), Flight Experience Singapore (tourist attraction), Yugoslavia Bakery & Cafe, COTTI COFFEE (coffee shop), Colony Bakery, Levaro (ice cream shop), Gelatissimo Singapore Flyer (ice cream shop), Syifa’ Satay (food court), AUBE (hairdresser), Salon Orient (hair salon), Beauty Secret (facial spa), andar Singapore (Daily&co – sportswear store), Kiztopia (indoor playground), Legacy Dance Co. (dance school), Danz People (dance school), ZiggyFeet (dance school), Palace 8 Marina (event venue), The Par Club Singapore (indoor golf course), Timezone Marina Square (video arcade), Esplanade (performing arts theater), Esplanade Forecourt Garden, Esplanade Concert Hall, Esplanade Outdoor Stage, Youth Olympic Park (park), GoCycling @ Marina Bay (bicycle rental service), Marina Promenade (tourist attraction), Marina Bay Street Circuit (car racing track)
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- Marina Square
- Suntec City
- Fountain of Wealth
- Pororo Park Singapore
- Civilian War Memorial
- Singapore Recreation Club
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- Singapore City Gallery
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- East Coast Beach
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PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore is 8 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Urban Suite): $787
Four Seasons Hotel
190 Orchard Boulevard, Orchard
Singapore Botanic Gardens | The American Club
Hotel amenities: multiple dining options (including Michelin-starred), outdoor lap pool, outdoor tennis courts, spa, 24-hour gym, high ceilings, large bay windows, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, portable Bose Bluetooth speakers, universal sockets / USB charging ports, bathrobes
Nearby restaurants: One-Ninety Restaurant (fine dining restaurant), Iggy’s (fine dining restaurant), LINO @ Forum (Italian restaurant), Hard Rock Cafe (American restaurant), Jiang-Nan Chun (restaurant)
Nearby misc.: Forum The Shopping Mall, Wheelock Place (shopping mall), Hermès (leather goods store), Kind Kones (ice cream store), Häagen-Dazs (ice cream shop), MODE (hairdresser), COVO Hair Salon, EGA Juice Clinic FORUM (juice shop), Aureus Academy at Forum the Shopping Mall (music school), Sky Pilates (Pilates studio)
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- Singapore Botanic Gardens
- The American Club
- Four Seasons Park Playground
- Australian & New Zealand Association
- Orchard MRT Station
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- National Orchid Garden
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- National Gallery Singapore
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- ArtScience Museum
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Four Seasons Hotel Singapore is 10 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Club Suite): $1,736
Cost per person (four people): $434
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia
7 Raffles Avenue, Marina Bay
The Helix (Helix Bridge)
Hotel amenities: top-floor lounge, panoramic city views, swimming pool, spa, 24-hour gym, contemporary art collection, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, walk-in closets, marble bathrooms, rain showers, concierge service, complimentary limousine transfer within the vicinity
Also in the area: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore
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- Helix Bridge (pedestrian bridge)
- Pororo Park
- Singapore Grand Prix
- Esplanade Theatres on the Bay
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- Singapore Sports Hub
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- Universal Studios Singapore
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The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore is 8 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Millenia Suite): $1,890
Cost per person (three people): $630
Raffles Singapore
1 Beach Road, City Hall
Raffles City | CHIJMES
Hotel amenities: swimming pool, spa, fitness center, teak wood flooring, fine oriental carpets, verandas, separate dining, bedroom and dressing areas, elegant furnishings, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour butler service
Nearby restaurants / bars: Garibaldi Restaurant, Gunther’s Modern French Cuisine, Whitegrass Restaurant (modern French restaurant), The NCO Club (restaurant), Renga-Ya House of Japanese Steak & BBQ, Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ Restaurant, New Ubin CHIJMES (Singaporean restaurant), Hakata Ikkousha Ramen (restaurant), La Dame de Pic (restaurant), Akira Back Singapore (Japanese restaurant), Asia Grand Restaurant, Beach Road Kitchen, Third & Sixth Bistrobar, Loof (bar), Quaich Bar, Mikkeller Bar Singapore, Bar & Billiard Room
Nearby misc.: Glasshouse (café), Entre-Nous Creperie, Manicurious (nail salon), Amway Singapore City Shop (vitamin and supplements shop), Caldwell House (historical landmark)
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- Raffles City
- CHIJMES
- Civilian War Memorial
- National Library Singapore
- Suntec City
- Capitol Theatre Singapore
- St Andrew’s Cathedral
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- Mustafa Center
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- Universal Studios Singapore
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Raffles Singapore is 8 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Palm Court Suite – Two Double Beds): $1,853
Cost per person (three people): $617
The Fullerton Bay Hotel
80 Collyer Quay, Marina Bay
Lau Pa Sat | The Promontory @ Marina Bay
Hotel amenities: rooftop bar, rooftop landscaped pool, city views, hot tub, fitness center, rosewood / chrome textures, floor-to-ceiling windows, free Wi-Fi, Nespresso coffee machines, Bluetooth speakers, Balmain toiletries, free parking
Nearby restaurants / bars: Caffe Fernet (Italian restaurant), Monti At 1-Pavilion Italian Restaurant and Rooftop Bar (Italian restaurant), La Brasserie (French restaurant), Super Loco Customs House (Mexican restaurant), Chimi’s Marina Bay (Mexican restaurant), Sabai Fine Thai on the Bay (Thai restaurant), The Clifford Pier (restaurant), Lantern (bar), The Landing Point (bar), Gin Parlour (bar)
Nearby misc.: OUE Tower (shopping mall), The Fullerton Pavillion (dance pavilion), The Promontory @ Marina Bay (scenic spot)
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- Lau Pa Sat
- The Promontory @ Marina Bay
- Marina Bay Link Mall
- Marina Bay Financial Centre
- One Raffles Quay
- Marina Bay Sands Casino
- Esplanade Theatres on the Bay
- Raffles MRT Station
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- Mustafa Centre
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- Seletar Airport
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The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore is 9 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Theme Suite): $2,715
Hotel Indigo, Katong
86 East Coast Road
East Coast Beach
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, neighborhood views, outdoor infinity pool, floor-to-ceiling windows, flat-screen TVs, mini-bars, smart LED lighting, rain showers, complimentary luggage storage, express check-in/out
Nearby restaurants / bars: IN BAD COMPANY (restaurant / craft beer & wine bar), The Social Outcast (barbecue restaurant), Baba Chews (restaurant), Dai-Ichi Fishmart (Japanese restaurant), Q-WA Bar & Yakitori (Yakitori restaurant), Khao Hom By Rung Mama (Katong – Thai restaurant), Coucou Hotpot‧Brew Tea @i12 Katong (hot-pot restaurant), Butter & Spice (North Indian restaurant), Delhi Darbar Kitchen (restaurant), 95 (cocktail bar)
Nearby misc.: Monk’s Brew Club (café), Birds of Paradise Gelato Boutique (ice cream shop), CAMELLIA 茗岩 Tea Bar (Chinese tea house), Tea Pulse i12 Katong (bubble tea store), J&J Hair Identity (hair salon), COVO Hair Salon @Katong, Blow+Bar (hair salon), The Lash Company @ Katong (eyelash salon), SleekBrow – Eyebrow Embroidery (eyebrow bar), Club Pilates (Katong – Pilates studio), The Ballroom Singapore (wedding venue), Kaboodle Pte Ltd (indoor playground), Golden Village Katong (movie theater), Warhammer (hobby store)
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- East Coast Beach
- Parkway Playground
- Haig Walk
- Marine Drive Park
- Katong Playground
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- Eunos Subway Station
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- Marina Barrage
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- HSBC Rain Vortex Waterfall
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Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong, an IHG Hotel is 5 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $342
Mandarin Oriental
5 Raffles Avenue, Marina Square, Marina Bay
Marina Square Shopping Center | SkyPark Observation Deck
Hotel amenities: poolside restaurant with harbor views, 4 additional food & beverage options, bar with skyline views, skyline, harbor & ocean views, outdoor pool, separate children’s pool, spa, massage treatments, gym, yoga classes, tennis courts, floor-to-ceiling windows, flat-screen TVs, surround-sound systems, tea / coffee makers
Nearby restaurants / bars: embu (buffet restaurant), Hong Kong Zhai Dim Sum Restaurant (Marina Square), PUTIEN Marina Square (Asian restaurant), MO BAR
Nearby misc.: Orange & Teal – Marina Square (café)
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- Marina Square Shopping Center
- SkyPark Observation Deck
- Fountain of Wealth
- ArtScience Museum
- National Gallery Singapore
- Statue of Sir Stamford Raffles
- Singapore Art Museum
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- Marina Barrage
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- East Coast Beach
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- Seletar Airport
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Mandarin Oriental, Singapore is 8 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Four-Bedroom Royal Marina Bay Penthouse): $22,445
Cost per person (ten people): $2,244
Artyzen Singapore
9 Cuscaden Rd
Orchard Road | Orchard Tower
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, breakfast (surcharge), outdoor pool, spa, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, luggage storage, laundry facilities, meeting rooms, conference space, airport transfer, free parking
Nearby: Shinji by Kanesaka (Japanese restaurant), Artyzen Meetings & Events Spaces, Wonder Room (nightclub)
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- Orchard Road (boulevard – retail & entertainment hub)
- Orchard Tower (office building)
- Singapore Botanic Gardens
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Artyzen Singapore is 30 minutes from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (2-Bedroom Suite): $2,271
Cost per person (six people): $378
Capella Singapore
1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island
S.E.A. Aquarium | The Southern Ridges | Palawan Beach
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, 3 outdoor pools, sea / garden views, award-winning spa, massage services, Asian décor, free Wi-Fi, free in-room refreshments, free daily newspapers, slippers, complimentary scheduled shuttle service to select destinations, VivoCity / Harbourfront MRT Station shuttle service, personal assistants
Nearby restaurants / bars: Fiamma (Italian restaurant), Cassia (Chinese restaurant), Bob’s Bar
Nearby misc.: Sentosa Golf Club, Auriga Spa (spa and health club), Big Bridge (pedestrian bridge), Palawan Viewing Tower (observation deck), Southernmost Point of Continental Asia (scenic spot), 90 Degree Coconut Tree (cultural landmark), Curious Sue (sculpture)
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- S.E.A. Aquarium
- The Southern Ridges (parks / walking paths)
- Palawan Beach
- Imbiah Garden
- Madame Tussauds Singapore
- Tanjong Beach
- Siloso Beach
- Imbiah Train Station
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- Singapore City Gallery
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- Sands SkyPark
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Capella Hotel, Singapore is 11 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Villa): $2,074
Cost per person (three people): $691
Fraser Residence River Promenade
5 Jiak Kim Street, Robertson Quay
Kim Seng Park
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, buffet / continental breakfast, fitness room, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, fully-equipped kitchenettes, coffee machines, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk, full-day security
Nearby restaurants / bars: Jiak Kim House (restaurant), Sansara – Authentic North Indian Restaurant, Quaich Bar Collector (bar)
Nearby misc.: Queky Bakery, Party World KTV (Waterfront Plaza – karaoke bar), J’S SALON (hair salon)
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- Kim Seng Park
- Discos Park
- Playground Pacific Mansion
- MSMK
- Robertson Quay
- Havelock MRT Station
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- National Gallery Singapore
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- Asian Civilisations Museum
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- Palawan Beach
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Fraser Residence River Promenade, Singapore is 10 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Premier): $490
The Barracks Hotel Sentosa
2 Gunner Lane, Sentosa Island
Universal Studios Singapore
Hotel amenities: outdoor swimming pool, balconies, patios, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, à la carte breakfast, 24-hour front desk, concierge service, currency exchange, luggage storage space, free private parking
Nearby restaurants / bars: MIYOSHI by Fat Cow (Japanese restaurant), IMAMURA (Japanese restaurant), Sol & Ora (restaurant), Le Faubourg (restaurant), Mess Hall at Sentosa (restaurant), Native Kitchen (restaurant), Yue Private Dining (Chinese restaurant), 1-Altitude Coast (bar)
Nearby misc.: Axe Factor (recreation center), KidZania Singapore (children’s amusement park)
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- Universal Studios Singapore
- Sky Garden Sentosa
- Imbiah Garden
- Images Of Singapore LIVE
- Madame Tussauds Singapore
- The Southern Ridges
- S.E.A. Aquarium
- Palawan Beach
- Siloso Beach
- Imbiah Train Station
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- Singapore City Gallery
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- Statue of Sir Stamford Raffles
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- Hang Nadim International Airport
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The Barracks Hotel Sentosa by Far East Hospitality is 11 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Duplex Suite): $2,030
Cost per person (four people): $507
Fraser Residence Orchard
31 Paterson Road
Australian & New Zealand Association
Hotel amenities: outdoor pools, sauna, kids playground, 24-hour gym, free Wi-Fi, kitchens, washing machines, hairdryers, laundry service, concierge service, airport transportation for an additional charge
Also in the area: Four Seasons Hotel Singapore
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- Australian & New Zealand Association
- Four Seasons Park Playground
- Orchard MRT Station
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- National Orchid Garden
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- Gardens By the Bay
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- Siloso Beach
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Fraser Residence Orchard Singapore is 10 miles from Changi Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two Bedroom Deluxe Terrace): $926
Cost per person (four people): $231
So there they are, Singapore accommodations that will help make for an incredible trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most importantly, that you enjoy your time in Singapore!