Singapore River Hotels

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Bert Templeton

Singapore’s hotels reflect its dynamic evolution, offering everything from lavish riverside retreats to budget-friendly stays and boutique havens. This guide dives into an extensive lineup: luxury stars like Shangri-La, Raffles Hotel, Four Seasons, JW Marriott, Pan Pacific, Mandarin Oriental, Marina Bay Sands, The Regent, The Ritz-Carlton Millenia, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza, Grand Hyatt, The Fullerton Hotel, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, and InterContinental Robertson Quay; mid-range favorites Holiday Inn Express Clarke Quay, Village Hotel Bugis, Hotel G Singapore, PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road, and V Hotel Lavender; and boutique gems Hotel Indigo Katong, The Scarlet, Lloyd’s Inn, Naumi Hotel, KēSa House, The Warehouse Hotel, and Ann Siang House. With detailed insights—including expanded pool and fitness facility descriptions—guest stories, history, and travel tips, this is your ultimate Singapore hotel companion.

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Luxury Titans: Singapore’s Grandeur Unveiled

Shangri La Singapore
Shangri La Singapore

Shangri-La Singapore

Nestled in 15 acres of gardens, Shangri-La’s three wings offer 503 Tower Wing rooms with city views, 136 Garden Wing rooms with balconies, and 123 Valley Wing rooms with butler service. Dining includes The Line’s buffet, Shang Palace’s Peking duck, and NAMI’s teppanyaki.

  • Pool: The 25-meter freeform outdoor pool in the Garden Wing features cascading fountains, lush landscaping, and a shaded kiddie pool, open 6 AM–10 PM. Sunlit cabanas and loungers create a resort-like escape.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour Health Club spans two levels and has cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals), weight stations, and four outdoor tennis courts—two hard and two clay—available for day or night play with LED lighting.
  • Historical Context: Launched in 1971 by Robert Kuok, it’s the brand’s Asian flagship.
  • Guest Story: Sarah L. (2023): “The pool’s fountains were mesmerizing—tennis at dusk was a bonus.”
  • Address: 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350
  • Phone: +65 6737 3644
  • Website: www.shangri-la.com/singapore/shangrila
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Orchard Road (10-min walk); Botanic Gardens (5-min drive).
    • Dining: Newton Food Centre (10-min drive); Origin Grill for Wagyu.
Raffles Hotel Singapore
Raffles Hotel

Raffles Hotel Singapore

A colonial icon since 1887, Raffles offers 115 suites—Studio (55 sqm) to Presidential (260 sqm)—with teak floors and verandas. The Long Bar’s Singapore Sling is legendary.

  • Pool: The 20-meter rooftop pool, open 7 AM–10 PM, is on the third floor and amidst tropical greenery. It offers city skyline views, loungers, and a hot tub. It’s a tranquil oasis above the bustle.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym features modern cardio equipment (treadmills, bikes), free weights, and a yoga studio with guided sessions on request. The Raffles Spa adds wellness with saunas and steam rooms.
  • Historical Context: Named for Sir Stamford Raffles, it endured WWII as a Japanese base.
  • Guest Story: James T. (2022): “The rooftop pool felt serene—gym was a perfect start.”
  • Address: 1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673
  • Phone: +65 6337 1886
  • Website: www.raffles.com/singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: National Gallery (5-min walk); Merlion Park (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Chijmes (5-min walk); Raffles Courtyard for cocktails.

Four Seasons Hotel Singapore

On Orchard Boulevard, Four Seasons’ 255 rooms—Deluxe (47 sqm) to Royal Suites (205 sqm)—blend elegance with comfort. Jiang-Nan Chun and Nobu lead dining.

  • Pool: The 20-meter rooftop lap pool on the 20th floor, open 6 AM–10 PM, offers panoramic skyline views, cabanas, and a whirlpool. A smaller wading pool caters to kids.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym features Technogym cardio machines, free weights, and two outdoor tennis courts with coaching available. A rooftop yoga deck hosts sunrise sessions.
  • Historical Context: Opened 1994, refreshed 2019, it’s an Orchard luxury staple.
  • Guest Story: Priya M. (2024): “Pool views were stunning—morning yoga was bliss.”
  • Address: 190 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248646
  • Phone: +65 6734 1110
  • Website: www.fourseasons.com/singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: ION Orchard (5-min walk); Emerald Hill (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Din Tai Fung at Wisma Atria (5-min walk); One-Ninety Bar.

JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach

JW Marriott’s 634 rooms fuse historic barracks with modern towers—Deluxe (36 sqm) to Presidential Suites (324 sqm). Two infinity pools and Akira Back dining shine.

  • Pool: Two 18th-floor infinity pools—one 25-meter lap pool, one 15-meter leisure pool with a swim-up bar—open 6 AM–10 PM, offer skyline views, hot tubs, and cabanas.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour Fitness Centre features Life Fitness cardio machines, weight racks, and a yoga room. The Spa by JW adds saunas and hydrotherapy options.
  • Historical Context: Built 2016, it honors 1930s roots with Foster’s design.
  • Guest Story: Carlos R. (2023): “Infinity pool at sunset—gym was top-notch.”
  • Address: 30 Beach Road, Singapore 189763
  • Phone: +65 6818 1888
  • Website: www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/sinjw-jw-marriott-hotel-singapore-south-beach
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Suntec City (5-min walk); Esplanade (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Hjh Maimunah (10-min walk); Cool de Sac.
Pan Pacific Singapore
Pan Pacific Singapore

Pan Pacific Singapore

Pan Pacific’s 790 rooms, revamped 2020, offer harbor views—Harbour View (38 sqm) to Pacific Club (floors 32–38). The pool and Hai Tien Lo impress.

  • Pool: The 35-meter outdoor pool, open 6 AM–10 PM, features a semi-Olympic design with waterfalls, a kids’ pool, and cabanas overlooking Marina Bay.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour Pacific Fitness gym offers cardio stations (treadmills, rowers), strength equipment, and a stretching area. Personal trainers and group classes are available.
  • Historical Context: Opened 1986, it evolved with Marina Bay.
  • Guest Story: Emily K. (2024): “Pool’s waterfalls—gym kept me energized.”
  • Address: 7 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square, Singapore 039595
  • Phone: +65 6336 8111
  • Website: www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-and-resorts/pp-marina.html
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Gardens by the Bay (10-min walk); Helix Bridge (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Lau Pa Sat (10-min walk); Atrium Lounge.
Mandarin Oriental Singapore
Mandarin Oriental Singapore

Mandarin Oriental, Singapore

Mandarin Oriental’s 527 rooms offer bay views—Superior (35 sqm) to Ocean Grand Suites (132 sqm). The pool, spa, Dolce Vita, and Cherry Garden shine.

  • Pool: The 25-meter fan-shaped pool, open 6 AM–10 PM, overlooks Marina Bay with sun decks, loungers, and a kids’ splash zone, framed by tropical plants.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour fitness center features Technogym cardio machines, free weights, and a yoga studio with river views. The spa adds steam rooms and plunge pools.
  • Historical Context: Launched 1987, rebranded 2004, it’s a Marina Bay fixture.
  • Guest Story: Liam P. (2023): “Pool’s bay view—gym was serene.”
  • Address: 5 Raffles Avenue, Marina Square, Singapore 039797
  • Phone: +65 6338 0066
  • Website: www.mandarinoriental.com/singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Marina Bay Sands (5-min walk); ArtScience Museum (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Makansutra Gluttons Bay (5-min walk); MO Bar.
Marina Bay Sands Singapore
Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands’ 2,561 rooms span three towers—Deluxe (39 sqm) to Chairman Suites (630 sqm). The infinity pool and celebrity chef dining define it.

  • Pool: The 150-meter rooftop infinity pool on the 57th-floor SkyPark, open 6 AM–11 PM, is a global icon with panoramic views, loungers, and three whirlpools—no kids’ pool due to height.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour Banyan Tree Fitness Centre offers cardio machines (treadmills, bikes), weight stations, and a stretching area. Yoga and Pilates classes run daily.
  • Historical Context: A $5.6 billion 2010 project, it reshaped Marina Bay.
  • Guest Story: Aisha N. (2024): “Infinity pool felt unreal—gym views were epic.”
  • Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
  • Phone: +65 6688 8868
  • Website: www.marinabaysands.com
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Gardens by the Bay (5-min walk); Merlion Park (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Spago for fusion; Satay by the Bay.

The Regent Singapore

The Regent’s 440 rooms near Orchard Road offer Superior (38 sqm) to Regent Club with lounge access. The pool and Summer Palace dazzle.

  • Pool: The 20-meter outdoor pool, open 6 AM–10 PM, is surrounded by greenery with loungers, a sundeck, and a shallow kids’ section—perfect for a quiet dip.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour fitness center features cardio equipment (treadmills, ellipticals), free weights, and a yoga corner. The Chuan Spa adds wellness with saunas.
  • Historical Context: From Hilton (1988) to Regent (1995), rebranded by IHG 2023.
  • Guest Story: Mark S. (2022): “Pool was my haven—gym kept it simple.”
  • Address: 1 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249715
  • Phone: +65 6733 8888
  • Website: www.ihg.com/regent/hotels/us/en/singapore/sinrg/hoteldetail
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Orchard Road (10-min walk); Botanic Gardens (5-min drive).
    • Dining: Food Republic at 313@Somerset (10-min walk); Tea Lounge.

The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore

The Ritz-Carlton’s 608 rooms near the Singapore River offer Deluxe (51 sqm) to Millenia Suites (102 sqm). The pool and Summer Pavilion impress.

  • Pool: The 25-meter outdoor pool, open 6 AM–10 PM, features Marina Bay views, cabanas, a kids’ pool, and a whirlpool, surrounded by palm trees.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym offers Life Fitness cardio machines, strength equipment, and a yoga studio with guided classes. The spa includes vitality pools and steam rooms.
  • Historical Context: Opened 1996, it’s an art-rich Asian debut for Ritz-Carlton.
  • Guest Story: Elena K. (2024): “Pool’s bay view—gym was luxurious.”
  • Address: 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039799
  • Phone: +65 6337 8888
  • Website: www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Marina Bay Sands (5-min walk); ArtScience Museum (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Makansutra Gluttons Bay (5-min walk); Republic bar.
Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza
Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza

Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel

Located at the prestigious corner of Scotts and Orchard, Marriott Tang Plaza’s 393 rooms on Orchard Road offer Deluxe (32 sqm) to Suites (64 sqm). The pool and Wan Hao shine. Its coffee shop, Crossroads Cafe, is perhaps the best spot in all of Singapore for people-watching. At this busy corner, it seems everyone eventually walks past.

  • Pool: The 20-meter outdoor pool on the 5th floor, open 6 AM–10 PM, features a waterfall, kids’ pool, and cabanas with skyline views—a serene urban escape.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour fitness center includes cardio machines (treadmills, rowers), free weights, and a stretching area. Personal training and yoga classes are offered.
  • Historical Context: From Dynasty Hotel (1995) to Marriott (2004).
  • Guest Story: David L. (2023): “Pool waterfall—gym kept me fit.”
  • Address: 320 Orchard Road, Singapore 238865
  • Phone: +65 6735 5800
  • Website: www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/sindt-singapore-marriott-tang-plaza-hotel
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Orchard Road (on-site); Paragon (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Newton Food Centre (10-min drive); Crossroads.

Grand Hyatt Singapore

Grand Hyatt’s 677 rooms off Orchard Road offer Deluxe (38 sqm) to Grand Suites (88 sqm). The pool and mezza9 impress.

  • Pool: The 35-meter outdoor pool, open 6 AM–10 PM, features a resort-style design with waterfalls, a kids’ pool, and cabanas amidst lush greenery—an urban jungle vibe.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour Damai Fitness Centre offers cardio machines (treadmills, bikes), strength equipment, and a yoga studio. An outdoor tennis court and spa saunas complete it.
  • Historical Context: From Hyatt Regency (1971) to Grand Hyatt (2004).
  • Guest Story: Maria T. (2024): “Pool’s jungle feel—gym was superb.”
  • Address: 10 Scotts Road, Singapore 228211
  • Phone: +65 6738 1234
  • Website: www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/singapore/grand-hyatt-singapore/sinub
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Orchard Road (5-min walk); ION Orchard (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Din Tai Fung at Paragon (5-min walk); Oasis BBQ.

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

On the Singapore River, The Fullerton’s 400 rooms—Heritage (36 sqm) to Presidential Suites (120 sqm)—blend neoclassical charm with luxury. Town Restaurant shines.

  • Pool: The 25-meter infinity pool, open 7 AM–10 PM, overlooks the river with loungers, a sundeck, and riverfront views—no kids’ pool, but family-friendly.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym features cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals), free weights, and a stretching area. The spa adds steam rooms and relaxation lounges.
  • Historical Context: Built 1928 as the General Post Office, it became a hotel in 2001.
  • Guest Story: Sophie R. (2023): “River pool view—gym was crisp.”
  • Address: 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178
  • Phone: +65 6733 8388
  • Website: www.fullertonhotels.com/the-fullerton-hotel-singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Merlion Park (5-min walk); Asian Civilisations Museum (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Lau Pa Sat (5-min walk); The Clifford Pier.

The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore

Near the Singapore River, this 100-room waterfront gem offers Premier Rooms (45 sqm) to Presidential Suites (152 sqm). The rooftop pool and La Brasserie dazzle.

  • Pool: The 25-meter rooftop infinity pool, open 7 AM–10 PM, overlooks Marina Bay with cabanas, loungers, and a whirlpool—stunning day or night.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour fitness center offers cardio machines (treadmills, bikes), free weights, and a yoga corner. The spa includes vitality pools and saunas.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2010 as a modern Fullerton sibling.
  • Guest Story: Alex M. (2024): “Rooftop pool sunset—gym was sleek.”
  • Address: 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326
  • Phone: +65 6333 8388
  • Website: www.fullertonhotels.com/the-fullerton-bay-hotel-singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Marina Bay Sands (10-min walk); Gardens by the Bay (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Makansutra Gluttons Bay (10-min walk); La Brasserie.

InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay

On the Singapore River, this 225-room hotel offers Studio Rooms (28 sqm) to Penthouse Suites (120 sqm). The pool and Publico Ristorante shine.

  • Pool: The 15-meter outdoor pool, open 6 AM–10 PM, sits riverside with loungers, a sundeck, and a whirlpool—intimate and scenic, no kids’ pool.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym features cardio machines (treadmills, rowers), free weights, and a stretching area. Yoga kits and guided sessions are available.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2017, replacing Gallery Hotel in the artsy quay.
  • Guest Story: Nina L. (2023): “Riverside pool—gym was compact but perfect.”
  • Address: 1 Nanson Road, Singapore 238909
  • Phone: +65 6826 5000
  • Website: www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/gb/en/singapore/sinqr/hoteldetail
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Clarke Quay (10-min walk); Robertson Quay galleries (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Publico Ristorante; Toby’s Estate coffee.

Mid-Range Comfort: Affordable Yet Stylish

Holiday Inn Express Clarke Quay
Holiday Inn Express Clarke Quay

Holiday Inn Express Singapore Clarke Quay

Near the river, 442 rooms—Standard (21 sqm)—offer showers and views. Free breakfast adds value.

  • Pool: The 40-meter rooftop pool, open 6 AM–10 PM, features four whirlpools, cabanas, and skyline views—a standout for mid-range.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym offers cardio machines (treadmills, bikes), dumbbells, and a stretching area—basic but functional.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2014, it’s an IHG value star.
  • Guest Story: Rachel H. (2023): “Rooftop pool whirlpools—gym was handy.”
  • Address: 2 Magazine Road, Singapore 059573
  • Phone: +65 6589 8000
  • Website: www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/en/singapore/sincq/hoteldetail
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Clarke Quay (5-min walk); Fort Canning (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh (5-min walk); The Great Room.

Village Hotel Bugis

393 rooms near heritage districts—Standard (24 sqm) to Club. Pool overlooks Kampong Glam.

  • Pool: The 15-meter outdoor pool, open 7 AM–9 PM, offers city views with loungers and a shallow end—no frills but refreshing.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym features basic cardio (treadmills, bikes), free weights, and a small stretching space—practical for a quick workout.
  • Historical Context: From Golden Landmark (1988) to Village (2011).
  • Guest Story: Amir F. (2024): “Pool view—gym got the job done.”
  • Address: 390 Victoria Street, Singapore 188061
  • Phone: +65 6297 2828
  • Website: www.stayfareast.com/en/hotels/village-hotel-bugis
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Haji Lane (5-min walk); Sultan Mosque (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Zam Zam (5-min walk); Moosh Softserve.

Hotel G Singapore

308 trendy rooms in Bugis—Good (14 sqm) to Great (20 sqm). 25 Degrees bar adds flair.

  • Pool: No pool, a rare mid-range omission—focus is on urban vibe over aquatic amenities.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym offers cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals), kettlebells, and a stretching area—small but stylish.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2015, it’s a hip Bugis revamp.
  • Guest Story: Sophie L. (2023): “No pool, but gym was cool—urban fix.”
  • Address: 200 Middle Road, Singapore 188980
  • Phone: +65 6809 7988
  • Website: www.hotelgsingapore.com
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Bugis Street Market (5-min walk); National Library (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Albert Centre Hawker (5-min walk); Ginett.

PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road

542 rooms in Little India—Superior (26 sqm) to Club. Spice Brasserie adds flavor.

  • Pool: The 20-meter outdoor pool, open 7 AM–9 PM, features a sundeck, loungers, and a kids’ shallow end—simple but relaxing.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym offers cardio machines (treadmills, bikes), weight stations, and a stretching area—adequate for a mid-range stay.
  • Historical Context: From New Park (1981) to PARKROYAL (2015).
  • Guest Story: Priya S. (2024): “Pool was calm—gym was solid.”
  • Address: 181 Kitchener Road, Singapore 208533
  • Phone: +65 6428 3000
  • Website: www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-and-resorts/pr-kitchener.html
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Mustafa Centre (5-min walk); Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Komala Vilas (5-min walk); Spice Brasserie.

V Hotel Lavender

888 rooms near Lavender MRT—Standard (16 sqm) to Superior (20 sqm). Rooftop pool perks it up.

  • Pool: The 15-meter rooftop pool, open 7 AM–9 PM, offers city views with loungers and a small whirlpool—compact but scenic.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym features basic cardio (treadmills, bikes), dumbbells, and a stretching corner—functional for travelers.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2011 for transit guests.
  • Guest Story: John T. (2023): “Rooftop pool surprise—gym was fine.”
  • Address: 70 Jellicoe Road, Singapore 208767
  • Phone: +65 6345 2233
  • Website: www.vhotel.sg/lavender
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Kampong Glam (10-min walk); City Square Mall (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Lavender Food Square (5-min walk); nearby cafes.

Boutique Bliss: Unique Stays with Character

Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong

131 rooms with Peranakan flair—Superior (25 sqm) to Deluxe with balconies. Baba Chews shines.

  • Pool: The 20-meter rooftop infinity pool, open 7 AM–10 PM, overlooks the East Coast with loungers and a sundeck—vibrant and serene.
  • Fitness Facilities: The 24-hour gym offers cardio machines (treadmills, bikes), light weights, and a stretching area—small but stylish.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2016, honoring Katong’s 1900s roots.
  • Guest Story: Mei C. (2024): “Infinity pool—gym was chic.”
  • Address: 86 East Coast Road, Singapore 428788
  • Phone: +65 6723 7001
  • Website: www.ihg.com/hotelindigo/hotels/us/en/singapore/sinik/hoteldetail
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: East Coast Park (10-min walk); Joo Chiat shophouses (5-min walk).
    • Dining: 328 Katong Laksa (5-min walk); Baba Chews.
The-Scarlet-Singapore
The-Scarlet-Singapore

The Scarlet Singapore

80 rooms in 1920s shophouses—Cosy (15 sqm) to Executive (30 sqm). Casa Tartufo dazzles.

  • Pool: No pool, but a rooftop hot tub, open 7 AM–10 PM, offers intimate skyline views—unique for a boutique stay.
  • Fitness Facilities: The small 24-hour gym features cardio (treadmill, bike), light weights, and a stretching mat—minimal but sufficient.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2004, reviving Chinatown’s past.
  • Guest Story: Elena V. (2023): “Hot tub view—gym was cozy.”
  • Address: 33 Erskine Road, Singapore 069333
  • Phone: +65 6511 3333
  • Website: www.thescarlethotels.com/singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Chinatown Heritage Centre (5-min walk); Maxwell Food Centre (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Tian Tian Chicken Rice (5-min walk); Bold.

Lloyd’s Inn

34 minimalist rooms—Standard (18 sqm) to Skyrooms (30 sqm) with outdoor tubs. Dipping pool soothes.

  • Pool: The 8-meter outdoor dipping pool, open 8 AM–9 PM, is surrounded by greenery with loungers—small, serene, no laps.
  • Fitness Facilities: No gym; focus is on relaxation—guests can jog nearby or use room yoga mats.
  • Historical Context: Revamped 2014 from a 1980s motel.
  • Guest Story: Tom W. (2024): “Dipping pool—peace over sweat.”
  • Address: 2 Lloyd Road, Singapore 239091
  • Phone: +65 6737 7309
  • Website: www.lloydsinn.com
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: 313@Somerset (5-min walk); Istana (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Killiney Kopitiam (5-min walk); nearby stalls.

Naumi Hotel Singapore

73 playful rooms—Cosy (19 sqm) to Habitat (35 sqm). Rooftop pool and Table by Rang Mahal impress.

  • Pool: The 15-meter rooftop infinity pool, open 7 AM–10 PM, offers skyline views with loungers and a whirlpool—intimate and chic.
  • Fitness Facilities: No dedicated gym; in-room fitness kits (yoga mats, weights) and a nearby partner gym cater to guests.
  • Historical Context: From Hotel 1929 (2007) to Naumi (2013).
  • Guest Story: Ravi K. (2023): “Pool’s Raffles view—kits worked.”
  • Address: 41 Seah Street, Singapore 188396
  • Phone: +65 6403 6000
  • Website: www.naumihotels.com/naumi-hotel-singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Raffles City (5-min walk); CHIJMES (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Bumbu (5-min walk); Cloud 9.

KēSa House, The Unlimited Collection by Oakwood

60 shophouse rooms—Studio (18 sqm) to Deluxe (25 sqm). Rooftop terrace thrives.

  • Pool: No pool; the rooftop terrace, open 7 AM–10 PM, offers loungers and skyline views—social over swim.
  • Fitness Facilities: No gym; in-room yoga mats and nearby fitness options suffice for a boutique focus on heritage.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2019, reviving Keong Saik’s 1900s past.
  • Guest Story: Lily T. (2024): “Terrace chats—no gym, no worry.”
  • Address: 55 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089158
  • Phone: +65 6222 2323
  • Website: www.discoverasr.com/en/the-unlimited-collection/kesa-house-singapore
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple (5-min walk); Ann Siang Hill (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Potato Head (5-min walk); Keong Saik eateries.
The Warehouse Hotel Singapore
The Warehouse Hotel Singapore

The Warehouse Hotel

37 rooms in an 1895 godown—Standard (27 sqm) to River View Suites (45 sqm). Po shines.

  • Pool: The 15-meter riverside infinity pool, open 7 AM–10 PM, features loungers and river views—small but striking.
  • Fitness Facilities: No gym; in-room fitness kits (yoga mats, resistance bands) and nearby running paths cater to guests.
  • Historical Context: From spice warehouse to hotel in 2017.
  • Guest Story: Alex P. (2023): “Riverside pool—kits were enough.”
  • Address: 320 Havelock Road, Singapore 169628
  • Phone: +65 6828 0000
  • Website: www.thewarehousehotel.com
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Robertson Quay (5-min walk); Clarke Quay (10-min walk).
    • Dining: Publico (5-min walk); Po.

Ann Siang House

20 shophouse rooms—Studio (22 sqm) to Suites (40 sqm). Rooftop terrace and Oxwell & Co impress.

  • Pool: No pool; the rooftop terrace, open 7 AM–10 PM, offers loungers and city views—relaxation over laps.
  • Fitness Facilities: No gym; in-room yoga mats and nearby fitness centers suit the boutique vibe.
  • Historical Context: Opened 2018, reviving Ann Siang’s trading past.
  • Guest Story: Clara M. (2024): “Terrace vibe—yoga mats handy.”
  • Address: 28 Ann Siang Road, Singapore 069708
  • Phone: +65 6202 9378
  • Website: www.annsianhouse.com
  • Travel Tips:
    • Attractions: Chinatown (5-min walk); Telok Ayer (5-min walk).
    • Dining: Maxwell Food Centre (5-min walk); Oxwell & Co.

Singapore’s hotels weave a rich tapestry of luxury, value, and individuality. From Marina Bay Sands’ iconic infinity pool to The Warehouse Hotel’s riverside charm, Holiday Inn Express’ rooftop whirlpools to Lloyd’s Inn’s minimalist dip, each offers a unique lens on the city. With pools and fitness facilities tailored to every traveler, pair these details with our tips for an unforgettable stay.

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