The Sultan is a well-preserved boutique hotel put together from ten conservation shophouses, with architectural features that dates to when Kampong Gelam was just a trading district 100 years ago. Each of its 60 rooms are uniquely designed with a range of visual touches and thematic flourishes. Expect a different experience each time you stay here.

‘Minimalism’ is the calling card of Lloyd’s Inn. This hotel is decked out in a monochromatic palette and lots of greenery, making it feel much like a tranquil resort—except this one is smack in the middle of the city. With rooms painted in white, plenty of natural light, a roof terrace to chill out on, and a dipping pool that’s surrounded by lush leaves, it’s hard to find a hotel as photogenic as this.

‘Minimalism’ is the calling card of Lloyd’s Inn. This hotel is decked out in a monochromatic palette and lots of greenery, making it feel much like a tranquil resort—except this one is smack in the middle of the city. With rooms painted in white, plenty of natural light, a roof terrace to chill out on, and a dipping pool that’s surrounded by lush leaves, it’s hard to find a hotel as photogenic as this.

A 20-room boutique hotel housed in a 1920s colonial garrison, Villa Samadhi Singapore is a tranquil oasis located along Singapore’s Southern Ridges, amidst the lush greenery of Labrador Nature Reserve. The hotel is designed to reflect an authentic colonial atmosphere with charming interior design elements sourced from Burma, Malaysia and China. Visitors can relax and unwind amidst old-world charm with a handcrafted cocktail at the hotel bar, or a good book from the hotel’s extensive library.

A 20-room boutique hotel housed in a 1920s colonial garrison, Villa Samadhi Singapore is a tranquil oasis located along Singapore’s Southern Ridges, amidst the lush greenery of Labrador Nature Reserve. The hotel is designed to reflect an authentic colonial atmosphere with charming interior design elements sourced from Burma, Malaysia and China. Visitors can relax and unwind amidst old-world charm with a handcrafted cocktail at the hotel bar, or a good book from the hotel’s extensive library.

Tech-savvy and with stark, minimalist interiors, this colourfully lit hotel is perfect for the young traveller. There are self-check-in counters to quicken the process, and rooms are cleaned with assistance from robots, so don’t be alarmed when a linen-wielding machine rolls up to your door. The rooms range from having glass-ensconced living areas, outdoor terraces or even a mirrored, four-metre-tall, pitched roof that resembles a chapel.

Visitors looking for a twist on conventional accommodation should consider The Pod, a boutique capsule hotel located on the outskirts of Singapore's Central Business District. This modern establishment has over 100 cosy capsules and suites, inspired by modern and minimalistic aesthetics. Guests hoping to swap travel tales should opt for the front entry single pods in the communal dormitory, while those who prefer privacy should consider the hotel's range of suites.

Nestled in the heart of Joo Chiat/Katong, Santa Grand Hotel is ideal for vacationers planning to dive straight into a world of local culture and unforgettable experiences. Besides paying homage to the district’s heritage with Peranakan-inspired interiors and Chinese Baroque architecture, the hotel also has a rooftop swimming pool with views of the neighbourhood. If you’re looking to spend a day at the beach, your accommodation is just a short cab ride away from East Coast Park.

Just minutes away from iconic landmarks such as the Singapore Flyer, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore’s gorgeously designed rooms and suites offer spectacular views of the Marina Bay district. For families with little ones, the signature Ritz Kids experience promises luxurious in-room camping coupled with an exhilarating night safari theme. Ignite your child’s sense of inquisitiveness as they embark on a special quest within the grounds of the hotel.