The 15 Best Hotels in Singapore To Book With Points [Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton, IHG]

Singapore’s hotel scene reflects its unique cultural makeup. Despite the country’s small size, it has a diverse portfolio of hotels, from luxury to budget, boutique to big-brand, tech-heavy to cozy and quaint.

You’ve probably heard of Marina Bay Sands and its sky-high luxury infinity pool, or Raffles Singapore, which reportedly invented the boozy cocktail Singapore Sling in the early 1900s. What you may not know, though, is that there are several properties across all major U.S. brands (Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton, IHG, and beyond) where you can use your points.

Here’s where to stay in Singapore if you’ve got a stash of hotel points.

What To Know About Visiting Singapore

Singapore is one of the safest cities in the world, so you probably won’t run into issues no matter where you stay. However, it’s important to note that your U.S. passport must have 6 months of validity in order for you to enter the country. You’ll also want to be aware of local laws, which can be much stricter than those in other destinations. For example, you could be fined for drunk or disorderly conduct, jaywalking, or littering. It’s even against the law to carry chewing gum or forget to flush a public toilet.

Singapore’s rainiest months are November to January, but it’s warm year-round. March to August are the driest periods. You don’t need any vaccinations to enter, but wearing mosquito repellent, especially during rainy periods, is a good idea to prevent mosquito-borne illnesses. Singapore uses the Singapore dollar as its currency, and $1 is equivalent to SG$1.29 at the time of publishing.

Where To Stay in Singapore: A Neighborhood Guide

Although Singapore is small, it’s home to many different areas. Here are some of the top places to stay:

• Orchard Road: One of the most central areas to stay in Singapore, this area is full of restaurants and known for shopping.
• Marina Bay: This entertainment district has many glamorous, luxurious hotels. It also has attractions like the ArtScience Museum and the famed Gardens by the Bay.
• The Quays: These waterfront areas — Clarke Quay, Robertson Quay, and Boat Quay — are chock-full of bars, clubs, and restaurants, ideal for travelers who want to explore the after-dark scene.
• Sentosa: This island is home to Universal Studios Singapore, but it can feel inconvenient for a first-timer who wants to enjoy everything the mainland has to offer. It’s best for those who want to have a quieter visit, explore beaches, or have a family-friendly theme park getaway.
• Kampong Glam: Known as the Muslim Quarter, this hipster neighborhood has street art, boutiques, cafes, and restaurants.
• Little India: This colorful and cultural area has Indian temples and cuisine. It’s especially lively during festivals like Holi.
• Chinatown: The winding streets of this zone are home to Chinese restaurants, temples, and traditional Chinese architecture.

Hot Tip:

Why not make your Singapore adventure a full-on points redemption? Here’s how to get to Singapore from the U.S. using points and miles, including how to fly via the coveted Singapore Suites.

The 5 Best Marriott Hotels in Singapore To Book With Points

Marriott has an extensive portfolio in Singapore, with hotels ranging from affordable Alofts and trendy W properties to luxurious EDITION and boutique Tribute Portfolio hotels. Here are some of the best (and top value) Marriott hotels to book in Singapore.

1. The Singapore EDITION

One of Singapore’s newer luxury hotels, the Singapore EDITION sits along Orchard Road, featuring the minimal, sleek room decor in natural palettes that the hotel brand is known for, as well as large, expansive windows. Some of the suites come with kitchenettes, which are ideal for long stays or if you’re traveling with kids. The hotel’s pool area and outdoor dining areas are swathed in greenery, giving the urban hotel a bit of lush, exotic charm. And like many other EDITION properties, this one has a signature, marble-encased pool table in the lobby bar.

Rates start at $350 or 64,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

2. The St. Regis Singapore

Set between Orchard Road and the Singapore Botanical Gardens (a UNESCO World Heritage site), the St. Regis Singapore has a regal, classical design, where rooms feature touches like hand-cut French bathroom tiles, tailored lines, fresh flowers, freestanding tubs, and massive windows. The hotel has an extensive art collection, and you can view pieces not only in the guest rooms but throughout shared spaces. Like most St. Regis properties, you get St. Regis butler service 24/7 during your stay and can dip into the hotel’s pool or have a relaxing spa treatment.

Rates start at $394 or 50,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

3. W Singapore – Sentosa Cove

If you’re in the market for a chic beach break, head to the W Singapore – Sentosa Cove, where rooms are colorful and cool, with gold-plated details, pink LED lighting, and big windows with marina views. Creative, funky decor — think cartoon art, statues of bulldogs, and creative light fixtures — is a staple throughout the hotel in all of its spaces, but especially in the suites (some of which come with lavish, private pools). If your room doesn’t have a pool, don’t worry: The WET deck is massive, with plenty of poolside seating and lots of space for splashing around.

Room rates start at $389 or 61,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

Hot Tip:

The Laurus, a Luxury Collection Resort, Singapore, is a lush, sprawling resort that will open in October 2025, and it is shaping up to be one of the best hotels on Sentosa Island. Its location is ideal for families who want to relax and visit the nearby Adventure Cove Waterpark. Fall rates will start at around $700 or 109,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

4. The Serangoon House Little India, Singapore, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

The Serangoon House Little India, Singapore, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, reflects its surroundings, decked out in gold and velvet, complete with De Gournay wallpaper depicting scenes from colonial India. Rooms come with funky, one-of-a-kind bunk beds, making this a top hotel in Singapore for families. Although you won’t get amenities like a fitness center, pool, or spa, like many other Marriott hotels in Singapore, this spot features GupShup, an Indian eatery inspired by street food and chaat.

It’s also on the more affordable side, with rates starting at $130 or 26,400 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

5. JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach

One of the best hotels in Marina Bay, the JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach is close to attractions like the National Stadium and National Gallery. Rooms are stylish yet quirky, with patterned carpets and silver rocking chairs. The hotel features the usual amenities, like a sparkling infinity pool and Sky Garden rooftop, a spa, fitness center, and 8 diverse dining and drinking spots, including a dim sum brunch.

Rates start at $355 or 62,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

Hot Tip:

If you need more Marriott Bonvoy points, consider applying for one of our top picks for a Marriott credit card, such as the Marriott Bonvoy Bevy^® American Express^® Card, which comes with a generous welcome bonus offer, automatic Gold Elite status, and 15 Elite Night Credits each year.

The 3 Best Hyatt Hotels in Singapore To Book With Points

Hyatt has just a few properties in Singapore, but they’re all solid choices for a stay.

1. Andaz Singapore

Andaz Singapore sits at the point where the Kampong Glam, Little India, and Bras Basah Bugis neighborhoods come together. The property’s wood-covered guest rooms are luminous and warm, with king beds, leather furnishings, and floor-to-ceiling windows. The hotel has a pool, but its dining is one of the best reasons to plan a stay (or even stop by for a meal or drink). 665°F is the meat-focused restaurant on the hotel’s 38th floor, while Mr. Stork, the rooftop bar, has cool tipis where you can drink and snack to stunning cityscape views.

Rates at this Category 6 property start at $320 or 21,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

Hot Tip:

Hungry in Singapore? You’re in luck, as it’s one of the best cities in Asia for foodies.

2. The Standard Singapore

The trendy Standard Singapore sits between Orchard Road and the Singapore Botanical Gardens, a modern hotel ideal for couples and groups of friends who want a hotel with a scene. Guest rooms and suites are contemporary, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking greenery and cityscape, with corner sofas, funky light fixtures, and open wardrobe space. But the long, inviting pool, lined with comfy loungers and pretty pink sun umbrellas, is the best part about the hotel. Dining spots Kaya, which offers Japanese cuisine, and Cafe Standard, a coffee shop by day and cocktail bar by night, are also great places to people watch.

This Category 5 hotel has rates starting at $200 or 17,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

3. Grand Hyatt Singapore

The massive Grand Hyatt Singapore has nearly 700 rooms and suites, each measuring at least 452 square feet or more. Wood-paneled walls and olive green textiles give the guest rooms a vintage yet contemporary feel, complete with Illy coffee machines and marble and wood bathrooms. The pool is swathed in lush Southeast Asian greenery, which means you’ll feel miles away from the busy city, even though the hotel is set just off Orchard Road.

There’s also a fitness center, spa, sauna, steam room, and hydrotherapy circuit complete with a spa pool. Foodies can indulge in various dining and drinking options, from Le Pristine, which features nouveau Italian cuisine by award-winning chef Sergio Herman, a glass-enclosed martini bar, and an underground night club that features both a whiskey bar and a wine bar.

This Category 6 hotel has rates starting at $323 or 21,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

Hot Tip:

The World of Hyatt Credit Card comes with a variety of perks, like an award for 1 free night at a Category 1-4 Hyatt hotel. And if you spend $15,000 on the card annually, you can earn an additional Category 1-4 free night.

The 3 Best Hilton Hotels in Singapore To Book With Points

Fans of the Conrad brand can choose from 2 different hotels in Singapore, as well as a Hilton property. Here’s more on each hotel.

1. Conrad Singapore Marina Bay

The Conrad Singapore Marina Bay is a 31-floor high-rise hotel, with guest rooms that overlook the Singapore cityscape and marina. Rooms are simply decorated but functional, complete with practical upgrades like USB charging sockets, an adjustable thermostat, smart lighting, and a pillow menu with 13 different choices. There’s a large pool, a fitness center, and a spa, and guests also have complimentary access to wellness classes, like guided jogs, HIIT, and yoga. One of the best hotels in Singapore for families, kids 6 and under get free breakfast (and kids ages 7 to 12 eat for 50% off).

Rates start at $297 or 80,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

2. Conrad Singapore Orchard

Set down the street from Orchard Road near the St. Regis Singapore, the Conrad Singapore Orchard is the city’s other Conrad property, memorable thanks to its 12 floors that sit below a sunny atrium. Similar to the Marina Bay outpost, this property’s guest rooms are decorated in neutral tones, with large windows that offer views of Singapore’s skyline and treetops. With 10 restaurants (including Summer Palace, a Michelin-starred Cantonese spot, a tea lounge, and Korean barbecue), a huge outdoor pool, a 24-hour-a-day fitness center, and a beauty salon, you’ll never want to leave. Rates start at $252 or 70,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

3. Hilton Singapore Orchard

Another Hilton for travelers who want to stay in Orchard, the Hilton Singapore Orchard‘s guest rooms are decked out in various tones of gray, and families and groups can book connecting rooms. Another family-friendly hotel in Singapore, kids 12 and under get a welcome backpack upon check-in, with an upcycled plush toy, coloring book, their very own wooden room key, and more. The hotel also hosts kid-friendly workshops and activities to keep the little ones occupied. Meanwhile, adults can relax at the outdoor pool or visit 2 different 24-hour-a-day fitness centers.

Rates start at $258 or 70,000 Hilton Honors points.

Hot Tip:

If you want to pick up some Hilton points without paying an annual fee, get the Hilton Honors American Express Card, which offers complimentary Silver elite status and a generous welcome bonus offer of Hilton Honors points.

The 4 Best IHG Hotels in Singapore To Book With Points

Singapore is home to not 1 but 2 InterContinental properties, as well as various Holiday Inn hotels and other IHG-branded accommodations. Our top picks are below.

1. InterContinental Singapore

A few blocks from the National Museum of Singapore in Kampong Glam near Little India, the InterContinental Singapore has won numerous awards from travel outlets. Guest rooms and suites are inspired by Singapore’s Peranakan culture, with patterned textiles and plush fabrics, complete with private porches. Those staying in certain suites have access to private butler service. Relax at the outdoor pool, gym, or yoga room, or dine at 5 different restaurants. Just know that this is a durian-free hotel, so this stinky fruit isn’t allowed anywhere on the premises.

Rates start at $272 or 48,000 IHG One Rewards points per night.

2. InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay

The InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay sits on a quay near the Singapore River. Although the lowest level room category, the Classic Rooms, are smaller than others at nearby hotels, the floor-to-ceiling windows flood them with light, making them feel larger. For some extra space, park yourself on a lounger at the outdoor pool, or hit the 24-hour-a-day fitness center. You can also pedal around the river, as the hotel offers complimentary bike use. There are several restaurants, but we love the Quayside Lounge for a coffee break, or get a taste of home at Wolfgang’s Steakhouse.

Rates start at $230 or $43,000 IHG One Reward points per night.

3. Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong

Slightly East of Marina Bay and a 15-minute drive from Changi Airport (SIN) in Katong, the Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong has colorful rooms with Peranakan wall drawings, funky tiles, and geometric moldings. Ideal for those who want a taste of the lively local culture, this hotel also has a hip rooftop pool with views of Katong and a 24/7 fitness center. Rooftop 88 is the spot for drinks with a view, or grab a meal at Baba Chews, which offers a mix of Asian and Western cuisine.

Rates start at $194 or 45,000 IHG One Rewards points per night.

4. voco Orchard Singapore

For travelers who want a relaxed, trendy, and less pretentious Orchard stay, the voco Orchard Singapore offers rooms with large windows, plush carpeting, and comfortable king beds, complete with Apotheke bath amenities and views of Orchard Road. The rooftop pool is where you want to be — it’s small but it offers panoramic views of Singapore, especially beautiful at sunset. The hotel boasts 6 different dining and drinking establishments, including a cake shop and steakhouse, but Il Cielo, next to the pool, means you can dine on Italian cuisine with views.

Rates start at $217 or 39,000 IHG One Rewards points per night.

Hot Tip:

Get more IHG One Rewards points with an IHG-branded credit card. We love the IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card, where you can earn up to 26x points at IHG properties and get complimentary Platinum Elite status.

Bonus: American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts

Some luxury hotels in Singapore are included in the Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts (FHR) program. This means that if you are a cardholder of The Platinum Card^® from American Express, The Business Platinum Card^® from American Express, or Centurion^® Card from American Express, you’ll get perks such as:

• Room upgrade upon arrival (if available)
• Daily breakfast for 2 people
• Noon check-in (if available)
• Guaranteed 4 p.m. late checkout
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• A unique property amenity, such as a spa or food and beverage credit valued at a minimum of $100.

The following hotels in Singapore are part of the Amex FHR program: Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, Mandarin Oriental Singapore, Shangri-La Singapore, and the iconic Raffles Hotel Singapore, as well as others. Some properties already on this list are also part of FHR, such as the Conrad Singapore Marina Bay, the Singapore EDITION, and the St. Regis Singapore. Note that some hotels may also feature special offers, such as a complimentary fourth night, depending on your dates.

Final Thoughts

Singapore has a varied hotel scene with something for everyone, affordable properties in local neighborhoods like Little India and Chinatown, luxury high-rises in trendy shopping areas, and glamorous island escapes. Many of these hotels are bookable with points and miles, so check this list when organizing your next Singapore vacation.