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Amara Sanctuary Sentosa

Amara Sanctuary Sentosa

Sentosa, Singapore


Heritage Resort Design
Secluded

Opened 2007   Renovated 2024   $$$

Amara Sanctuary Sentosa — vibe

Vibe

A living tree rises beneath the lobby skylight, anchoring biophilic interiors set across ten hillside rainforest acres of restored colonial barracks.

“Colonial barracks refuge”

Heritage

Restored British colonial military barracks and two surviving WWII air raid shelters set across rainforest grounds.

Resort

Four distinct swimming pools, children water slides, pool villas, and outdoor activity camps across ten rainforest acres.

Design

Biophilic interiors by studio FARM featuring reclaimed boat timber, indigenous stone, and a central lobby skylight tree.

Secluded

On a hillside rainforest estate on Sentosa Island, a short walk from Palawan Beach and Imbiah Station.

Amara Sanctuary Sentosa — rooms

Rooms

Restored colonial barracks house verandah suites with private outdoor jacuzzis, while standalone villas feature plunge pools and open-air deep soaking tubs.

Amara Sanctuary Sentosa — wellness

Wellness

Four distinct swimming pools include the rooftop SkyPool facing the sea and the freeform DreamPool with its own natural waterfall feature.

Amara Sanctuary Sentosa — backstory

Backstory

British military officers once occupied these hillside barracks, and two surviving World War II air raid shelters still stand within the rainforest grounds.

Amara Sanctuary Sentosa — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Sanctuary Tearoom serves buffet breakfast, high tea, and open-flame grill dinners with tables spilling out onto an alfresco terrace.

The neighborhood

Palawan Beach and Imbiah Station sit a short walk down the hillside, offering quick access to Sentosa's coast and monorail network.

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