Design hotels in Singapore

Clarke Quay, Singapore From $300

21 Carpenter Street Hotel

Perforated aluminium screens laser-cut with historic remittance poetry wrap a contemporary extension over restored 1930s Chengal floors.

Orchard, Singapore From $300

Artyzen Singapore

Triple-volume sky gardens, barrel-vaulted corridors, and a cantilevered glass-bottom pool define the biophilic high-rise tower.

Sentosa, Singapore From $1,000

Capella Singapore

Curving modern wings by Foster + Partners encircle restored 1880s colonial barracks, framed by terracotta louvers and rainforest canopy.

City Hall, Singapore From $350

Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore

Interiors pair restored Chengal timber floors and Travertine columns with Merlion fish-scale cornices and Italian marble.

Orchard, Singapore $$$

Conrad Singapore Orchard

A twelve-storey cascading skylit atrium designed by John Portman features glass elevators and suspended wire sculptures.

Tanjong Pagar, Singapore From $400

Duxton Reserve Singapore Autograph Collection

Black-and-gold theatrical interiors by Anouska Hempel feature oriental lacquered screens, oversized fans, and vintage calligraphy wallpaper.

Marina Bay, Singapore From $450

Garden Pod

Cantilevered shipping containers by LAUD Architects integrate rockwool insulation, double glazing, and clean-energy rooftop solar panels.

Chinatown, Singapore From $100

Hotel Mono

Spacedge Designs framed six shophouses in stark monochrome, looped with multifunctional black steel bars and custom lighting.

Bugis, Singapore From $550

JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach

Philippe Starck interiors pairing mirrored finishes and playful furniture with color-shifting Carnovsky elevator art installations.

Clarke Quay, Singapore From $200

KINN Habitat

Circular porthole facade apertures, curved timber joinery, and warm minimalist earth tones define the building.

Mandai, Singapore From $350

Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree

Curved biophilic architecture featuring elevated seed-pod treehouses and concrete walls imprinted with native tree bark.

Marina Bay, Singapore From $550

Mandarin Oriental Singapore

A soaring fan-shaped atrium clad in gradient terracotta tiles, paired with Peranakan motifs and batik-patterned rooms.

Marina Bay, Singapore From $800

Marina Bay Sands

Moshe Safdie designed three sloping glass towers crowned by a three-hundred-and-forty-metre cantilevered rooftop SkyPark.

Tanjong Pagar, Singapore From $250

Mondrian Singapore Duxton

Studio Carter pairs a sleek modern tower with heritage shophouse forms and curated gallery installations across public spaces.

Tanjong Pagar, Singapore From $200

Oasia Hotel Downtown

A red aluminium mesh facade entwined with climbing vines, featuring breezy open-air sky terrace voids.

Marina Bay, Singapore From $350

Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore

A soaring twenty-one-storey atrium transformed into an indoor forest with canopy sky bridges and sculptural timber pavilions.

Sentosa, Singapore From $1,100

Raffles Sentosa

Hillside pavilions by Yabu Pushelberg blend seamless indoor-outdoor travertine tile, oak-panelled ceilings, and copper accents across lush gardens.

Marina Bay, Singapore From $650

The Fullerton Bay Hotel

André Fu interiors combine marble mosaic flooring, polished rosewood, and floor-to-ceiling glass over Marina Bay.

Marina Bay, Singapore From $500

The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore

Angular Kevin Roche architecture frames octagonal bathroom windows and a 4,200-piece contemporary art collection.

Orchard, Singapore From $450

The Singapore EDITION

A gold-leaf dome, sweeping Venetian plaster spiral staircase, and rooftop pool oculus looking nine floors down.

Tanglin, Singapore $$$

The Standard, Singapore

Mid-century furniture, electric-blue terrazzo motifs, and lush cascading courtyards give Ministry of Design's interior a playful, retro energy.

Little India, Singapore From $200

The Vagabond Club Hotel

Gilded brass banyan trees, red velvet upholstery, and a brass rhinoceros desk define the maximalist Parisian interiors.

Robertson Quay, Singapore From $300

The Warehouse Hotel

Double-height pitched roofs, exposed black-iron trusses, and custom pulley-wheel chandeliers define the industrial loft spaces.

Sentosa, Singapore From $200

Amara Sanctuary Sentosa

Biophilic interiors by studio FARM feature upcycled boat timber and a living Everfresh tree under a lobby skylight.

Chinatown, Singapore From $200

Amoy Hotel

Custom opium platform beds, painted porcelain basins, and timber framing outfit the uniquely configured shophouse rooms.

Bugis, Singapore From $300

Andaz Singapore

Ole Scheeren's honeycomb architecture frames André Fu's warm, organic interiors influenced by the area's rich trade and shophouses.

Chinatown, Singapore From $300

Ann Siang House by The Unlimited Collection

An electric blue exterior gives way to interiors appointed with geometric brass tables and bespoke leather seating.

Orchard, Singapore From $300

COMO Metropolitan Singapore

Calming neutral interiors feature custom Giorgetti Italian furnishings, travertine marble baths, and digital floral lobby art.

Marina Bay, Singapore From $400

Conrad Singapore Marina Bay

Over three thousand original Asian artworks, a curved marble staircase, and a gold-leaf conical ceiling fixture.

Changi Airport, Singapore From $250

Crowne Plaza Changi Airport

A metallic batik brise-soleil encases landscaped open-air corridors wrapping a verdant central courtyard.

Tampines, Singapore From $150

Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore

Mercurio Design Lab sculpted a sweeping curvilinear roofline that echoes the rolling fairways of the surrounding greens.

Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore From $300

Equarius Hotel

Timber overhangs, forest lofts, and two-story suites with subterranean bedrooms peering into the aquarium habitat.

Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore $$$$

Equarius Villas

Tropical timber pavilions feature spacious private sun decks opening directly onto a meandering free-form lagoon pool.