Well-organised, spotless and orderly, this island city state has a squeaky clean reputation which makes it a delight for tourists to discover. With English widely spoken and an easy to navigate transport system, Singapore is perhaps the most accessible of Asia’s grand cities.

Above all, Singapore is a culturally rich, multi-ethnic mix of Chinese, Malay, Indian and other influences, all of whom retain a strong sense of tradition and identity against the backdrop of modern Singapore.

Hotels (5)

	Capella Singapore Located on the tropical jungle island of Sentosa, Capella Singapore is made up of a complimentary fusion of restored British colonial buildings, Tanah Merah (built in the 1880s) with newly created contemporary buildings and villa...
		FROM £155 pppn

	New Majestic Hotel Located in the heart of Singapore�s Chinatown, this former 1928 shophouse has been transformed into a truly modern art hotel, fusing unique design, the work of local artists and contemporary furniture to create a truly cutting ed...
		FROM £86 pppn

	Raffles One of Asia�s most iconic hotels, Raffles has represented a bastion of hospitality since its construction in 1887. In the true essence of multicultural Singapore, the hotel was founded by four Armenian brothers and named after Si...
		FROM £274 pppn

	The Fullerton Singapore�s historic Fullerton building has served many purposes since its construction in 1928, including that of Residence for the first Governor as well as General Post Office, but it has now begun a new chapter in its illustr...
		FROM £111 pppn

	The Scarlet This totally unique Singapore boutique hotel has converted a row of shophouses into 84 stylish guest rooms. Visually stunning, the Scarlet offers an enticing blend of baroque romance and sensual opulence in a fantastic location, ...
		FROM £88 pppn

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