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Raffles Singapore
An all-suite Singapore landmark, Raffles pairs colonial-era architecture with residential comfort, sheltered courtyards and a longstanding tradition of personal service.
Marina Bay Sands
A landmark on Singapore's Marina Bay, Marina Bay Sands brings contemporary accommodation together with restaurants, shopping, entertainment and its elevated rooftop setting.
Capella Singapore
On Sentosa, Capella Singapore combines heritage architecture and contemporary accommodation amid tropical grounds, with dining and Auriga Spa shaping a quiet island retreat.
The Fullerton Bay Hotel
On Marina Bay at Collyer Quay, The Fullerton Bay Hotel offers contemporary waterfront accommodation within Singapore's historic civic and commercial precinct.
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
In Singapore's Marina Bay district, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia offers spacious rooms and suites with panoramic views and a setting close to the city's waterfront attractions.
Nikolas KoenigThe Singapore EDITION
Near Orchard Road, The Singapore EDITION combines contemporary accommodation with dining, spa facilities and a pool in a landscaped urban setting.
Eat
Restaurants Worth Discovering
Odette
Julien Royer's modern French tasting menus at the National Gallery. Why famous: 3 Michelin stars; No. 19 on Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2026 and named Best Restaurant in Singapore.
Les Amis
Parisian haute cuisine at Shaw Centre since 1994. Why famous: 3 Michelin stars plus Forbes 5 stars and the Wine Spectator Grand Award, the only restaurant in Asia holding all three.
Zén
Neo-Nordic and Japanese tasting counter from the Frantzén group. Why famous: 3 Michelin stars, and one of the hardest reservations in Asia.
Seroja
Kevin Wong's Malay Archipelago tasting menus. Why famous: promoted to 2 Michelin stars in the 2026 guide; No. 20 on Asia's 50 Best.
Burnt Ends
Dave Pynt's wood-fired Australian barbecue in Dempsey. Why famous: one-Michelin-star barbecue with a near-cult following.
Thevar
Modern Indian tasting menus by Mano Thevar. Why famous: 2 Michelin stars; one of the biggest climbers on Asia's 50 Best.
Culture
Things to See and Do
Gardens by the Bay
Supertree Grove, the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest. Why visit: Singapore's defining green landmark, and the light show at night is unmissable.
National Gallery Singapore
Southeast Asian art inside the former Supreme Court and City Hall. Why visit: the world's largest public collection of Singaporean and regional art.
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
Observation deck and infinity pool 57 storeys above the bay. Why visit: the postcard view of the city, from the icon itself.