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3 restaurants, breakfast, lunch, dinner served; Chinese cuisine

The St. Regis Singapore (Newly Renovated)

The St. Regis Singapore (Newly Renovated)
5.0 star property
Orchard
  • 3 restaurants
  • Full-service spa
  • Poolside bar
  • Concierge services
9.2 out of 10, Wonderful, (988 reviews)
Marble-clad luxury envelops guests at this 5-star Singapore retreat. Seven spa treatment rooms deliver hydrotherapy and hot stone massages, while 2 restaurants serve exquisite cuisine. After shopping nearby, unwind by the outdoor pool with cocktails from the poolside bar.
The price is NZ$804
includes taxes & fees
11 Apr - 12 Apr
The St. Regis Singapore (Newly Renovated)
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Top neighbourhoods in Singapore

Marina Bay

Marina Bay dazzles with its futuristic skyline dominated by the boat-shaped Marina Bay Sands. The waterfront promenade offers spectacular city views while Gardens by the Bay's illuminated Supertrees create a magical nighttime experience. Entertainment options abound from the ArtScience Museum to the Singapore Flyer, making this area perfect for luxury-loving travellers who appreciate architectural wonders. Getting around couldn't be easier with three metro stations connecting you to Singapore's attractions. High-end restaurants and celebrity chef venues dominate the dining scene, though nearby hawker centers offer more affordable local dishes. Most visitors stay in upscale hotels where infinity pools and panoramic views justify the splurge.

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Clarke Quay

Clarke Quay brings Singapore's riverside to life with neon-lit shophouses and pulsing nightlife. Historic warehouses glow in jewel tones while boat tours glide along the Singapore River. The vibrant entertainment zone packs restaurants, bars, and clubs into colourful 19th-century buildings, creating the perfect playground for night owls and foodies alike. Getting around couldn't be easier with Clarke Quay Station and Fort Canning MRT nearby. Waterfront dining options range from upscale restaurants to casual eateries, with cocktail bars offering spectacular river views. Boutique hotels and luxury properties dominate the accommodation scene, keeping you close to all the action.

Chinatown

Singapore's Chinatown bursts with colour and tradition where heritage buildings house modern surprises. Wander between the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple's golden dragons and Sri Mariamman Temple's intricate sculptures. Shop for everything from silk scarves to medicinal herbs in the bustling market stalls, or dive into the food scene at Chinatown Complex hawker centre. The neighborhood's restored shophouses now host boutique hotels and trendy eateries alongside traditional tea shops. Hop on the MRT at Chinatown Station for easy connections to Marina Bay and beyond. Morning visits offer the most authentic experience before the tour groups arrive.

Little India

Little India bursts with colour as spice aromas and Bollywood music fill the air. Dive into authentic South Asian culture at Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple or browse vibrant textiles at Little India Arcade. The area buzzes with energy around Tekka Centre, where food stalls serve up mouthwatering curries and biryani. Shop till you drop at the 24-hour Mustafa Centre for everything from electronics to traditional jewellery. Getting around is easy thanks to Little India MRT station connecting you to Singapore's main attractions. Budget hostels and mid-range hotels offer convenient bases for exploring the area's narrow streets lined with colourful shophouses. For the best experience, visit early morning to avoid the crowds that pack this sensory wonderland.

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Sentosa Island

Singapore's Sentosa Island neighbourhood is known for its beaches and aquariums, and entices visitors with attractions, including Universal Studios Singapore and Sentosa Golf Club.

Top landmarks in Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore

Children and adults alike can have a thrilling day at Universal Studios Singapore, one of the top theme parks located 3.2 mi (5.1 km) from central Singapore. Why not take a stroll along the marina and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you have fun at Universal Studios Singapore, you'll love Skyline Luge Singapore and Adventure Cove Waterpark, both a short walk away.

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Orchard Road
Orchard Road

Orchard Road

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Orchard Road, a popular place for shoppers in Orchard. It's also full of great shops and cafes, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at 313@Somerset, Orchard Central and Takashimaya Shopping Centre.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best luxury hotels in Singapore?
With a swimming pool, a rooftop terrace and stylish surroundings, St Residences Novena is a hit with travellers. Treetops Executive Residences is another popular Singapore luxury hotel.
What are the cheapest luxury hotels in Singapore?
You'll find some affordable luxury hotels in Singapore from NZ$327 where you can live the high life for less. Choose your ideal travel dates, then narrow your search by budget, amenities and more. Prices can vary depending on when you want to go, so it pays to have flexibility with your plans. Members save up to 20% on hundreds of thousands of hotels. Earn rewards for your stay and enjoy additional savings on top of current deals. Joining is completely free, and you'll gain instant access to member-only offers.
What is the best time to stay in a luxury hotel in Singapore?
If you're after the warmest weather, plan your trip for April. The temperatures are around 26ºC to 32ºC at this time. December has the coolest temperatures between 25ºC and 30ºC. For a more relaxed setting and potentially more affordable luxury hotels in Singapore, visit in October when it's not as busy.
What are the closest luxury hotels to Universal Studios Singapore?
Oasia Resort Sentosa by Far East Hospitality is one of the closest high-end properties to Universal Studios Singapore. It comes with limousine services and concierge services. You also won't have to travel far from this leading attraction to enjoy the high life at Oasia Hotel Downtown Singapore by Far East Hospitality. See the biggest and best sights and then return home to your own piece of paradise when you stay at one of these luxury hotels in Singapore.
What luxury hotels in Singapore have a pool?
With access to a pool, windsurfing and a rooftop terrace, ST Residences Novena makes a splash with guests. Treetops Executive Residences is another stay where you can enjoy the good life. Lounge by the water or dive right in at this Singapore luxury hotel with a pool.
Are there any luxury hotels in Singapore with parking?
There are 758 Singapore luxury hotels with parking to select from. Pull in and unwind in style at ST Residences Novena. Every aspect is designed to elevate your stay, including windsurfing and a swimming pool. Treetops Executive Residences is another stay where you'll find a spot to park, in addition to numerous thoughtful touches.

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