Singapore Hotels

Recommended Singapore Hotels

Singapore Hotels

Orchard Road Singapore has many of the luxury hotels in Singapore and tend to be the most expensive in Singapore due to the premium location (orchard hotel singapore).

Marina Square in the eastern CBD has many 4 and 5 star inn Singapore hotels conveniently located to shopping, transport and entertainment venues. The famous Raffles Hotel Singapore is located on Raffles Boulevard and Beach Road.

Sentosa Island with its beautiful surroundings is a great place to enjoy your Singapore trip and has several 4 and 5 star hotels.

Cheap Hotels in Singapore

Little India located just north of the CBD has a few cheap hotels in Singapore (eg Parkroyal on Kitchener road) conveniently located near the MRT stations.

East Coast's accommodation consists of many cheap hotels in Singapore (eg Singapore Hotel 81) in and around the districts of Geylang and Joo Chiat located between the airport and the CBD. The area is safe, the dining options are unparalleled and both the Changi airport and the Singapore city are close by MRT.

Nightlife and Entertainment

Boat Quay, Clarke Quay & Robertson Quay is the riverside district of Singapore and has become the center of Singapore's nightlife. The area has many restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs. And there are more establishments on nearby Mohammed Sultan Road.

Orchard Road Singapore has a many restaurants, bars and clubs scattered throughout the area. (eg The Hard Rock Cafe is located at the beginning of Orchard Road Singapore at Cuscaden Road).

Raffles Hotel Singapore located at One Beach Road is the world-famous hotel that opened in 1887 and was named after Sir Stamford Raffles, founder of Singapore. Visit the famous Long Bar which is best known for the popular cocktail drink "Singapore Sling".

Emerald Hill has a cluster of bars just off Orchard Road. [Emerald Hill Road, near Orchard Road's Somerset MRT station]

Holland Village, Rochester Park and Tanglin Village offer a multitude of bars and dining outlets for drinks and entertainment and is a favourite place for residents and expats.

Civic District encompasses City Hall and CHIJMES and retains its historical charm from Singapore's colonial past despite the towering presence of modern skyscrapers. City Space and New Asia Bar (Swissotel the Stamford hotel) provide a top-of-the-world experience and view from 70 floors above the bustling roads beneath. CHIJMES is a national heritage site with restaurants, pubs and clubs. Muse Bar and Novus are at the newly refurbished National Museum of Singapore.

St. James Power Station is a former power station that has been transformed into Singapore's largest one-stop nightlife destination with 9 clubs and bars with different themes. After paying the cover charge for one club, you can enter all others. [Sentosa Gateway, opposite Vivocity, Open Wed-Sun, $10-20 cover charge including one drink]

Sentosa Island (Siloso Beach Singapore) has several beach bars.

Casinos - There are two casinos under construction due for completion 2010-11.

Dining

Boat Quay, Clarke Quay & Robertson Quay is the riverside district of Singapore and has become the center of Singapore's nightlife. The area has many restaurants, cafes and bars.

Orchard Road has a many restaurants, bars and clubs scattered throughout the area

Holland Village, Rochester Park offer a multitude of bars and dining outlets.

Tanglin Village just off Holland Road and outside the Orchard Road precinct is a popular dining area.

Chinatown's Smith Street has many outdoor restaurants in the evening.

Civic District encompasses City Hall and CHIJMES and retains its historical charm from Singapore's colonial past despite the towering presence of modern skyscrapers. Many restaurants here.

VivoCity Harbourfront is a great venue for shopping, dining, movies and more.

East Coast Parkway on the East Coast is the beachfront recreation and relaxation district for many Singaporeans and visitors.