Singapore

Singapore's most luxurious hostel concept in a restored shophouse in Chinatown with hand-painted Italian murals, a private rooftop for guests, and beds with 400-thread-count linens. Adler redefines what a hostel can be - the experience rivals boutique hotels at a fraction of the price.

📍259 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058805

A modern mid-range hotel on Upper Pickering Street with a striking architecture of cascading sky gardens, comfortable rooms, and excellent value in the Clarke Quay entertainment district. The on-site restaurant, bar, and rooftop terrace complete a well-rounded package for budget-conscious solo travelers.

📍6 Upper Pickering Street, Singapore 058032

An extraordinary luxury resort on Sentosa Island combining two colonial buildings with contemporary wings, surrounded by 30 acres of landscaped gardens. Capella Singapore hosted the 2018 Trump-Kim summit and its two infinity pools, private butler service, and Auriga spa represent Singapore's finest resort experience.

📍1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098297

A design-conscious hostel in a 1930s shophouse in Tiong Bahru with hand-crafted wooden pod bunks, private curtains, and a beautiful common area decorated with local craft. The Tiong Bahru location gives access to Singapore's best cafe scene in a neighborhood with genuine character.

📍Tiong Bahru, Singapore 168732

A striking monochrome boutique hotel in Chinatown where every inch is black and white - from the tiled lobby to the graphic room art. The location on Ann Siang Road puts Singapore's best hawker centres, cocktail bars, and the Telok Ayer heritage district at your doorstep.

📍18 Ann Siang Road, Singapore 069699

The most photographed building in Singapore - three 55-story towers topped by the extraordinary SkyPark with an infinity pool 200m above the city. Beyond the famous pool, the integrated resort has the best casino, six celebrity restaurants, and a view that defines modern Singapore.

📍10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956

The most iconic hotel in Asia, open since 1887 and synonymous with Singapore's colonial golden age. Raffles is where the Singapore Sling was invented at the Long Bar, where Conrad and Maugham wrote their best work, and where 103 suites of extraordinary luxury define the standard for the city.

📍1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673

A warmly run budget hostel in the Little India neighborhood with clean pod dorms, a helpful team, free breakfast, and the most colorful neighborhood in Singapore at your doorstep. The mustard-curry-chilli breakfast sets up perfectly for a morning in the temples and spice markets of Serangoon Road.

📍269A South Bridge Road, Singapore 058819

A stunning neoclassical building that served as Singapore's General Post Office from 1928 before becoming one of Asia's finest hotels. The Fullerton's position on the Singapore River, Doric columns, atrium lobby, and rooftop pool overlooking Marina Bay make it unmatched for heritage luxury.

📍1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178

A social hostel in the heart of Kampong Glam Arab Street with pod bunks, free breakfast, a rooftop terrace, and organized walking tours of the Malay heritage district. The combination of location, social events, and price makes Headz Inn consistently one of the top-rated hostels in Singapore.

📍Arab Street, Singapore 199799

Singapore's most design-forward budget hotel with space-capsule pods, clean private rooms, and a rooftop deck in a fantastic location between Raffles Hotel and Arab Street. Exceptional value for one of the world's most expensive cities - the free guided neighborhood walks are a bonus.

📍289 Beach Road, Singapore 199554

A boutique design hotel in Tiong Bahru with Pritzker-shortlisted architecture, a rooftop pool with district views, and rooms that combine minimal aesthetics with warm wood and leather accents. Tiong Bahru's artisan cafes, independent bookshops, and art deco architecture are all within walking distance.

📍231 Outram Road, Singapore 169040