The Laurus, a Luxury Collection Resort
Resorts World Sentosa, Sentosa, Singapore
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Vibe
Czech-crafted Lasvit glass leaves cascade above the lobby, setting a tranquil tone rooted in colonial black-and-white bungalow architecture and tropical greenery.
“Tropical island sanctuary”
Lush island sanctuary featuring expansive tropical pools and secluded landscaped gardens across Sentosa.
Attentive personalized service, custom bath amenities, and generous suites opening onto private balconies.
Contemporary low-rise architecture featuring organic stone textures and floor-to-ceiling glass wrapped in foliage.
Inside Resorts World Sentosa, moments from the attractions yet enclosed within lush tropical resort grounds
Rooms
Generous suites feature walk-in dressing wardrobes and deep-soaking bathtubs fitted with brushed-gold fixtures, stocked with bespoke blends from homegrown ETTE Tea.
Wellness
Australia's BODHI Spa makes its global debut here, offering Zerobody dry float suites and private bathhouses with saunas and cold-pail showers.
Backstory
Replacing the former Hard Rock Hotel, the property reimagined the site as Singapore's first Luxury Collection resort with a low-rise veranda layout.
Eat & drink
At Laurus Table, wood-fired pizzas and coastal Italian dishes take center stage, while The Collector's Bar pours heritage-inspired cocktails until late.
The neighborhood
The resort connects directly to the WEAVE concourse, placing Universal Studios Singapore and the Singapore Oceanarium within a short walk.
“On Sentosa Island, within the integrated resort precinct, The Laurus takes a more personal approach than its neighbors. Peranakan and colonial influences run through the interiors alongside tropical motifs and art from various eras, the whole thing assembled with enough texture to reward a second look.”
“Set within the lush enclave of Resorts World Sentosa, The Laurus, A Luxury Collection Resort, Singapore offers a serene island haven that feels worlds away from bustling attractions just around the corner.”
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