Dominating the Marina bay with its iconic fan shape, the Mandarin Oriental Singapore is an urban retreat that is the epitome of the Mandarin Oriental brand’s hospitality and ethos. Subtle oriental touches throughout are paired with elegantly modern contemporary interiors to create spaces that connected to the heart if Singapore. The hotel is instinctively in tune with its location and is always in tune the city’s mostup and coming events, restaurants, nightlife and shopping. Proudly serving one of Asia’s 50 best cocktails in their MO Bar, their cocktail list has been created to represent Singapore’s prominence in the region into 16 decadent beverages that are designed the take you on a taste journey of the continent. Cherry Garden is Mandarin Oriental’s answer to the culinary aspect of this journey, taking you on a adventure through the Orient, one delicious dish at a time. We recommend though the Teppan-Ya Restaurant that showcases contemporary Japanese cuisine, paired with one of the best views of the Marina. The Spa at Mandarin Oriental has become a place of wellbeing that transcends beyond the traditional spa experience. Treatments draw on ancient ideas, ingredients, remedies and techniques. Enjoy a couples treatment, before unwinding in the relaxation room. A dip in the beautifully designed spa pool is a must prior to a massage that will work out all the knots that build up due to the pressures of every day life.

A tasteful nod to a nation that is proudly a melting post of nationalities and cultures, the Four Seasons Hotel Singapore is located in the heart of the city. Twenty floors above, the views are as remarkable as the culture that the hotel will showcase during your stay. From the rooftop pool to the Michelin-starred dining, it is a love letter to a city that has many surprises to share. The bedrooms and suites are bathed in natural light, with panoramic views of the city overlooking the tree lined boulevards of the Singapore streets. The interiors are cool contemporary nods to the modern design of Singapore’s growth and innovation over the years. Itilising it’s views the hotel has the city’s One-Ninety Bar where guests and locals alike come to drink the night away as the sun sets and the dazzling city lights up in a variety of colours. There is also the rooftop pool, where guests to the fitness club can enjoy a fresh aired swim amongst the hotel’s privacy creating canopy of jungle. The award winning spa is a tranquil haven in the heart of the city drawing on techniques and ingredients from across Asia to build tailor made treatments for each individual.

Having recently undergone an extensive renovation, the Raffles Singapore has been restored to its colonial glory. Originally built in 1887, the restoration and renovation has seen the façade reignited as a place of elegance and grandeur. Having hosted some of the world’s most famous personalities for many years, from Elizabeth Taylor to Rudyard Kipling to Ava Gardener, the Old world glamour is intoxicating for those visiting Singapore. The hotel only has suites that have been designed to reflect the contemporary style of the modern Singapore. With views over the courtyard, palm court or designed to reflect the personalities of former renowned guests. Comfortably modern to be the home away from home that you need to nurse the jet-lag. The dining at Raffles Singapore is a decadent indulgence to satisfy the senses. The BBR by Alain Ducasse is a revival of the much-loved Bar & Billiard Room, delivering the first Mediterranean sharing and grill restaurant and bar in South East Asia, and the Butcher’s Block focuses on the finest cuts of meat in the colonial setting of the restaurant that has been restored to its former glory. One of the best in the city, the afternoon tea served in The Grand Lobby is a timeless British tradition that has become a staple way to while away the afternoon to escape the Singaporean heat.