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Because it attracts travelers of every stripe, Singapore has great hotels for almost every budget. Business travelers—and there are lots of them here—head for the posh, glittering high-rises in the Financial District and along the harbor-front neighborhood of Marina Bay. Pleasure travelers and adventurers en route to Indonesia and Indochina usually opt for the smaller, funkier boutique properties around Chinatown. Regardless of whether your hotel is swanky or cheap, you can expect great service; it's a particular point of Singaporean pride.
The fleet of shiny Bentleys parked outside this striking metal-and-glass tower hints at the comfort that waits within: Reception formalities are carried out at...more
This chic, light-filled tower in the waterfront Marina Centre business complex was designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Kevin Roche (who also...more
This legendary property, built in 1887, is probably Singapore's most famous tourist attraction. Long before the 1991 renovation that transformed the hotel from...more
This 121-room retreat sits just over the bridge from Singapore on the island of Sentosa, a government-designated "fun zone" that caters to professionals...more
Swankier hotels have sprung up around this compact island nation, but the Four Seasons remains Singapore's gold standard when it comes to service and creature...more
Want the luxury of the legendary Raffles Hotel at a slightly more reasonable price? Join the other value-conscious types across the street at the Fairmont, and...more
The Shangri-La's magnificent 750-room property, centered around 15 acres of lush tropical gardens, is the closest thing to a resort hotel in Singapore. Though...more
A new name and a multimillion-dollar renovation have turned this once drab address into the talk of the town. Staffers keep the 527 earth-hued guest rooms...more
That commotion outside really is all of Singapore passing in front of this venerable hotel, located smack in the center of the city. Some of that cacophony...more
When it opened in 1928 as Singapore's central post office, the classic wedding-cake Fullerton Building was the largest structure in the city. Still imposing...more
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