Family-Friendly Hotels in Singapore

Marina Bay · $$

Three 57-story towers carry the SkyPark and its 150-meter infinity pool — the world's largest rooftop pool, with the skyline lapping at its edge. Moshe Safdie's silhouette is now shorthand for Singapore itself.

City Hall · $$

The 1887 colonial grande dame where the Singapore Sling was invented and Somerset Maugham wrote on the veranda, reborn after a 2019 restoration as an all-suite hotel with its famous Sikh doormen. Afternoon tea and frangipani courtyards complete the time capsule.

Marina Bay · $$

The monumental 1928 General Post Office, its Doric colonnades now wrapping 400 heritage rooms between the Singapore River and Marina Bay. The rooftop Lighthouse bar overlooks the nightly bay light show.

Orchard · $$

The 1971 flagship that launched the entire Shangri-La brand, set in 15 acres of gardens with over 100,000 plants just off Orchard Road. Garden Wing balconies spill over with bougainvillea.

Sentosa · $$

Norman Foster curved a contemporary crescent around two restored 1880s colonial bungalows on a Sentosa knoll — the stage for the 2018 Trump–Kim summit. Peacocks roam the lawns above the sea.

Robertson Quay · $$

An 1895 spice warehouse on the Singapore River — once a secret-society haunt and later a disco — converted into a 37-room industrial-chic boutique. Local designers kept the trussed roof and added brass and velvet.