Singapore — Resorts

resorts guide for Singapore luxury travel.

We've drawn on trusted industry sources, global travel partners, and client feedback to evaluate Singapore's resorts — so you don't have to gamble on marketing photography. Here are the properties that genuinely deliver on their promise of excellence.

Top Resorts Reviewed

Honest, carefully researched reviews of Singapore's finest properties.

Singapore is a city-state that punches above its weight — Marina Bay Sands' infinity pool, Gardens by the Bay's Supertrees, and hawker centres earning Michelin stars create a destination where cutting-edge design meets multicultural culinary genius.

Singapore practical detail

Region: Southeast Asia
Typical spend in Singapore: $4,000–$25,000+ per couple per week
Best time to visit: Year-round; February–April for driest months
Climate: Tropical, 25–32°C year-round
Currency: Singapore Dollar

What sets Singapore apart

Marina Bay Sands — the world's most iconic infinity pool at 57 stories
Raffles Singapore — the legendary grande dame hotel, reborn in 2019
Michelin Guide Singapore with over 50 starred restaurants and hawker stalls
Gardens by the Bay — a futuristic botanical wonderland

Best Resorts highlights in Singapore

MBS Infinity Pool

Sunrise swim in the world's most famous rooftop pool at 200m elevation.

Hawker Centre Tour

Private guided tour of Michelin-starred hawker stalls with a food historian.

Gardens by the Bay

Private after-hours Supertree Grove walk with light show.

Cocktails at Atlas

Art Deco gin palace with over 1,300 gins in a golden lobby.

Sentosa Island

Private beach club day at Tanjong Beach Club on Sentosa.

How a Singapore trip is usually structured

Day 1: Changi arrival, Raffles check-in, Singapore Sling, hawker dinner
Day 2: Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands pool, Michelin dinner
Day 3: Chinatown and Little India food tour, cocktails at Atlas
Day 4: Sentosa beach day, spa, farewell dinner
Day 5: Morning Botanic Gardens, departure

Published by Peters Signature Travel.