Singapore’s new luxury hotels: 62 villas at Raffles Sentosa and an Aman in 2028

The former Hotel Miramar has become Singapore’s first DoubleTree. More than 200 rooms look out over the Singapore River. There is the Brew:33 café-bar, a pool and a kids’ club, and the SAUS restaurant will serve lunch and dinner from 1 November 2026. At 245 $S a night, it is the gentlest rate in this selection.

The former InterContinental Singapore has become Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, born of a partnership between Frasers Hospitality and Marriott. The main tower and the Heritage Wing, with its shophouse facades, take on Peranakan-inspired interiors, and the transformation continues in phases. For dining, there is Man Fu Yuan (Cantonese) and Luce (Italian), plus an outdoor pool.

Accor’s second Handwritten Collection hotel in Singapore after Hotel Faber Park, the Waterloo is betting on in-room voice assistants and an AI concierge. Across 14 floors: an outdoor pool, a restaurant and a bar.

Built on the former Selegie Centre site and designed by FDAT, this Marriott Tribute Portfolio hotel stands out for its rooftop infinity pool, complete with a bar. Further down, there is Saga Bar, the Hathaway Autograph restaurant and the Vernacular Coffee café.

The country’s second Raffles, it is, according to the brand, Singapore’s first all-villa resort: 62 villas with private pools on a hillside facing the South China Sea, each with butler service. Empire Grill (Italian), Royal China (Cantonese) and a spa complete the estate.

The Garden One-Bedroom Villa with Pool was listed at 1 673 $S, breakfast included, on a non-refundable rate, the same amount as on the official website. For the brand’s historic address in the city, see our guide to Raffles Singapore.

On the site of the former Hard Rock Hotel, Singapore’s first The Luxury Collection address offers nothing but suites, from 72 m², with interiors by P49 Deesign. Laurus Table restaurant, Collector’s Bar, BODHI Spa and landscaped pools.

In the north of the island, within the Mandai reserve, Banyan Group’s first address in Singapore is also the group’s 100th resort. Guests can sleep in one of 24 treehouses, and the rooftop pool faces the forest.

The former Hotel Fort Canning, a heritage building dating from 1926, is home to the first METT in Asia-Pacific, from Sunset Hospitality Group. Two pools, padel courts, the L’Amo Bistrò del Mare restaurant and the Longevity Suite, devoted to wellbeing; the Madison House private members’ club is slated for the fourth quarter of 2026.

Not an opening, but a complete transformation: the Terrace Wing (292 rooms) reopened in July 2024, followed by the Grand Wing (407 rooms), designed by Strickland, in 2025. Add to that Sergio Herman’s Le Pristine restaurant and the Damai wellness space. The rate, with free cancellation, was the same on the official website.

NoMad’s first address in Asia-Pacific, the hotel will open in December across 19 floors, and reservations are open for stays from 1 December. Everything is set out in our article on NoMad Singapore opening reservations.

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Developed by OUE for the IHG brand, the hotel will rise over seven levels around a “floating forest”. Its roof will hold a day club, a bar and an infinity pool facing the runways, and it is aiming for the title of Singapore’s first zero-energy hotel.

Aman will occupy levels 24 to 26 of The Skywaters, a 63-storey, 305-metre tower designed by SOM that is set to become Singapore’s tallest. The spa will take up an entire floor around an infinity pool, and the Aman Residences will sit on levels 28 to 30, with a private club. Kerry Hill Architects will design interiors inspired by the city’s black-and-white bungalows.