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The 5 Best Hotels in Singapore in 2022

These are the best hotels in Singapore, according to Travel + Leisure readers' votes in the World's Best Awards survey.

Note: If you’re looking for our most recent recommendations, check out  the 2023 list of our favorite hotels in Singapore .

Incredible food , a thriving arts scene , one of the best airports in the world — Singapore's list of superlatives is a long one. The city's hotels are similarly impressive. There's a place for every traveler, whether it's the historic charms of the famed Raffles (No. 2), which opened in 1887, or the futuristic skyscrapers of Marina Bay Sands (No. 5) or the resort-like Capella Singapore (No. 3), on Sentosa Island.

Every year for our World's Best Awards survey, T+L asks readers to weigh in on travel experiences around the globe — to share their opinions on the top hotels, resorts, cities, islands, cruise ships, spas, airlines, and more. Hotels (including safari lodges) were rated on their facilities, location, service, food, and overall value. Properties were classified as city hotel, resort, or safari lodge based on their locations and amenities.

"The best in all of Asia" is how one reader described Raffles, this year's runner-up. The hotel reopened in 2019 following a complete refresh of its 115 suites and common spaces. Also revamped, though no less magical, is the Long Bar, the famed birthplace of the Singapore Sling. Even nonguests stop in to sip the iconic cocktail (made with gin, bitters, and fresh fruit juices).

On Sentosa Island, Capella Singapore feels "very exclusive and well maintained," according to one reader, who appreciated the sense of quiet and the friendly staff. Situated among 30 acres of tropical gardens, the extensive grounds house three swimming pools (an adults-only pool, a family pool, and a lap pool) and 112 guest rooms, suites, and villas, which recently got a makeover from Hong Kong-based design firm, André Fu Studio.

The real hotel star of Singapore this year, though, was the Shangri-La. Read on for more about what made it the favorite and the full list of the best hotels in Singapore.

1. Shangri-La Singapore

Despite its proximity to busy Orchard Road (Singapore's main shopping district), Shangri-La feels like an oasis in the midst of the city — one reader said the hotel feels "tucked away from it all." The property is an expansive compound that consists of three main buildings (with more than 700 guest rooms). This space allows for an array of visual delights — like a lobby installation by Japanese designer Hirotoshi Sawada, who created a "tree canopy" out of metallic leaves. The grounds, meanwhile, are akin to a botanical garden, with a variety of tropical plants, fruit trees, and flowers. Still, the most cited quality of the Shangri-La was the service, with one reader characterizing it as "perfect."

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2. Raffles Singapore

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The heat is on in The Lion City, a tropical city-state at the heart of Southeast Asia that punches above its weight in arts, entertainment, nature, and the twin Singaporean obsessions: world-class food and shopping. In recent years, the Little Red Dot has transformed itself from a sterile layover stop into a vibrant global metropolis that is a destination in its own right. Craving glitzy hotels and air-conditioned super-malls? Singapore has these developments in spades. But don’t overlook the hawker centers and shophouses, temples and jungle trails that remain the heart and soul of this cultural melting pot.

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The climate in Singapore, just north of the equator, remains fairly constant at 85 degrees with high humidity and a chance of showers. It rains slightly more than average between November and January, and slightly less from May to July. Rain clouds tend to swoop in quickly, unleash a torrent, and then clear out again—so it’s quite common to switch between sunglasses and an umbrella multiple times throughout any given day. It takes time to adjust to the high humidity, so walk at a leisurely pace and drink plenty of water. The temperature doesn’t change much when the sun goes down, but you may need a light sweater or shawl to insulate yourself against the Singaporean tendency to over-air-condition indoor spaces.

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Singapore’s Changi Airport is a world-class transportation hub and a great introduction to the efficiency, cleanliness, and quirky charm that you can expect from the rest of the city. From the airport, it takes about an hour to get downtown by either bus or MRT (subway), either of which is a cost-effective option. A taxi will take 25 minutes and cost around SGD30. It is also possible to reach the city by train, bus, or car from Malaysia and farther north.

Singapore’s compact downtown core is very walkable, and the city offers excellent public transport links. If you have a smartphone with a data plan, you can use Google Maps to plan your route on public transportation. The “SG Buses” app will let you know how many minutes you have to wait at the stop for your bus. Taxis are also plentiful and inexpensive. Flag them down in the street or at designated taxi stands in the city center. There’s no need to worry about getting ripped off—taxi uncles (and aunties) are friendly, meters are always used, and tipping is not necessary.

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On a clear evening, check out the 360-degree views around Marina Bay from 63 floors up at the city’s highest rooftop bar, 1 Altitude . After 6pm there’s a cover charge, which gets you one standard mixed drink. It’s a great spot for a sunset cocktail or a late-night dance party. Note that there is a smart casual dress code—no flip-flops. After 10pm, there’s an age limit of 21 for women and 25 for men.

Food and drink to try in Singapore

It’s no secret: Singaporeans love to eat. Virtually every cuisine on the planet is available here, whether it’s whipped up by celebrity chefs or by hawker stall uncles who are local celebrities with loyal followings. Some of Singapore’s most popular dishes, which are easy to find everywhere, include chicken rice, chili crab, and kaya (a thick, sweet coconut jam spread on toast). So don’t hold back! Bring your appetite and your sense of adventure as you sip, slurp, and munch your way through this foodie wonderland.

Culture in Singapore

Some families have been here for many generations, but the primary immigrant populations in Singapore hail from China, Malaysia, and India. The culture on the island is a blend of these diverse influences with some English colonial flavor thrown in for good measure. Get a feel for some of Singapore’s distinct cultural personalities in Chinatown, Little India, Arab Street, and Katong.

In a land with subtle seasons, the passage of time in Singapore is marked by colorful festivals, parades, and special treats. Chinese New Year, the country’s biggest holiday, brings lion dances, loud drums, and elaborate meals. In August, National Day celebrates Singapore’s independence with fireworks, military parades, and flyovers. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinatown is festooned with colorful lanterns, and Singaporeans give gifts of moon cakes filled with sweet bean paste and a salted egg yolk.

Local travel tips for Singapore

There are many urban legends about Singapore’s strict laws and the authorities’ tendency to cane anyone who breaches the rules. You may have heard about an explicit ban on chewing gum, among other things. In general, however, a bit of common sense will keep you safe. As everywhere, don’t litter or vandalize property, and don’t start fights with the local police, and you will be absolutely fine.

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- Most Singaporeans can speak two languages, with English usually being one of the two. The other: Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil. But you’ll hear many other languages around Singapore including Cantonese and other Chinese languages. - The currency is the Singapore dollar. - Singapore’s standard voltage is 230 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz. Bring a type G converter (one with three rectangular blades, not round pins) if you want to plug things in.

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Savoring Singapore

• By Sue Davies
• Issue: Summer 2024

Over the past 22 years, I have been to Singapore dozens of times. My first trip was in 2002 with my wife and life partner Regina, a Singaporean. Over the years, we spent many weeks visiting family and friends. In 2018, we decided to spend winter in Singapore. I have had the privilege of seeing Singapore through the eyes of a tourist and the eyes of a native-born Singaporean.

In 2023, more than 13 million people visited Singapore. Once seen as a stopover on the way to other places in Asia, Singapore now appears on every list of top places to visit. There is a lot to see, do, eat, and experience in Singapore. A few days in the city-state is enough for some people, while at least a week is needed for serious exploration, and four months is just fine for me.

I love the food in Singapore. As soon as we arrive, I head straight for a hawker center. Singapore food is the original fusion cuisine with Malay, Indian, and Chinese (primarily Cantonese, Hokkien, and Teo Chew) influences. The best food is found at hawker centers (food courts) which have dozens of stalls serving local food. Several hawker stalls currently have or have had Michelin stars, and many are designated as Michelin Bib Gourmands. While there are hawker centers designed for tourists (Lau Pasat, Newton. and Maxwells come to mind), I prefer to go to a neighborhood hawker center where the food is more authentic and cheaper.

Noodle dishes are my favorites. Char kway teow, laksa, fried Hokkien prawn noodles, wonton mee, satay, Hainanese chicken rice, and kaya toast are must-haves. Chili crab is another and there are many places to eat Singapore’s national dish. Singaporeans like their food spicy, sometimes spicier than I like it. When I try out a new hawker center, I go straight to the stall with the longest line as it is likely to have excellent food. For special occasions, I’ll go to one of the 55 Michelin-starred restaurants in Singapore.

For Japanese food, I go to Takashimaya, a hidden gem for all things Japanese on Orchard Road. There are also some unique dining experiences—dining on a cable car over Sentosa Island, on the Singapore Flyer, or at Ocean’s restaurant with a table next to the giant aquarium.

After having my fill of Singaporean food, the Singapore Botanic Gardens , a UNESCO World Heritage Site is my next stop. I especially love the orchid garden with its dozens of varieties growing in their natural habitat. After that, I’m on to the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay . The towering Supertree Grove is an eco-friendly wonder rising almost 50 meters. I go at night to catch the sound and light show. In the daytime, the Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome are lovely as are the rest of the gardens. For special exhibits, it is important to book in advance to avoid the lines.

While in the area, I take in the iconic views of Marina Bay Sands. I have dinner or drinks at one of the restaurants at the top of MBS (as the locals call it) and watch the sunset. MBS also sells day passes for the infinity pool which, at 380 meters, is the highest in the world. In the evening, I go to the MBS light show. It is possible to see the light shows at the Supertrees and MBS on the same evening.

As a museum-goer, I can spend hours at the Art Science Museum which has cutting-edge exhibitions at the intersection of art and science. The Asian Civilization Museum is my second favorite for its wide range of Asian history, art, and culture. I especially enjoy the Islamic art and the Tang shipwreck exhibitions. The National Gallery features Southeast Asian art and is a good way to explore the artistic culture of the region. I love street and public art and Singapore has extensive murals .

One of my favorite World War II museums in the world is the Former Ford Factory , the location of the British surrender to the Japanese during World War II. The museum shows the history of World War II from three perspectives – Singaporean, British, and Japanese. Coming from a Western background, I did not know most of this history and learned a great deal during my visit.

Har Paw Villa and the Hell’s Museum are unique Singaporean experiences. A bit kitschy, the park has been around since 1937, courtesy of the Tiger Balm founder Aw Boon Haw. It features the Ten Courts of Hell and other displays of mythical and cultural stories. The Hells Museum, a newer addition, explores how religions and cultures relate to the afterlife.

Singapore, Penang, and Malacca are the best places to become immersed in Peranakan culture. As Chinese immigrants they made their way south in the mid-1900s, many Chinese men married Malay women and adopted all facets of the culture except the Muslim religion. This became known as Peranakan culture. There are two museums devoted to Peranakan culture in Singapore. The Intan requires a reservation to enter and has a wonderful collection of Peranakan clothes, dishes, and decorations. The Peranakan Museum has a comprehensive collection of Peranakan artifacts. When I want to eat Peranakan cuisine, I go to one of Violet Oon’s restaurants or Charlie’s Peranakan hawker stall in the Golden Mile Food Center.

One of the most well-known resort areas in Singapore is Sentosa Island. Here you’ll find lovely beaches, Universal Studios, Resorts World’s S. E. A. Aquarium, zip lines, luges, laser shows, and much more. For more World War II history, I stop by Fort Siloso.

I love to spend an afternoon exploring the ethnic neighborhoods in Singapore. Little India has Mustafa’s– a great place for shopping and eating Indian food. Going to Kampong Glam to see the impressive Sultan Mosque is always a treat, especially during Ramadan. Chinatown is the place to be for the Lunar New Year and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple . I go into the temple everything I am in Chinatown. There are many lovely Chinese and Hindu Temples, mosques, and churches in Singapore. For evening activities and restaurants, I go to Clarke Quay. There are tons of trendy restaurants and bars in the area. Joo Chat is another vibrant neighborhood on the east side of the island.

Pulau Ubin Island , Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve , and the Southern Ridges are places to go for nature walks, especially to see bird migrations. For water views, a bumboat ride along the Singapore River is a great way to see Merlion Park and other city views. For cultural experiences, I go to Esplanade Theaters on the Bay or the Victoria Theater. For shopping, Orchard Road is a road of malls with every designer store imaginable.

Getting around Singapore is very easy. The trains and buses are cheap and efficient. Grab is Singapore’s version of Uber and is easy to book. Since it’s near the equator, Singapore is warm all year round with a rainy season in the fall and winter. Over my twenty-two years of visiting, I have yet to run out of new discoveries. I highly recommend taking the time to savor all that Singapore has to offer.

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