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Universal Studio Singapore Tickets & Guide

Universal Studios Singapore, nestled in Resorts World Sentosa, offers 28 diverse rides, shows, and attractions across seven unique zones, making it a standout among the six global Universal Studios parks.

Operating Hours: Everyday 10am to 7pm, Saturday 10am to 8pm Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Reviews of Universal Studios Singapore
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5/5
It was smaller than I expected, but I had fun!
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4/5
A beautiful, clean amusement park. It's great for families with kids, but if you're looking for truly extreme rides, this isn't it. There are only two roller coasters, and the lines for them are 50 to 80 minutes long. We took the Universal Express, but you can only get through quickly once; if you want more, you'll have to wait in a huge line. If you're not into thrills, it's great.
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5/5
It was such a fun time. I was able to easily enter by scanning the barcode on my ticket.
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5/5
Good, fun, fun for families who bring children
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5/5
The weather is quite hot, so be prepared with umbrellas, hats, fans, and water bottles (there are refill stations). It's not as crowded as in Japan. The Mummy theme is fun, and Snoopy is good too.
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Recommended Hotels Near Universal Studios Singapore

  • Hotel Michael Singapore

    Located within Sentosa, one of the nearest hotel to USS

  • Equarius Hotel

    Located within Sentosa, one of the nearest hotel to USS

  • Travelodge Harbourfront Singapore

    The nearest hotel to USS, located outside of Sentosa. Next to Vivo City.

Universal Studios Singapore

As a premier attraction within Resorts World Sentosa, Universal Studios Singapore offers an unparalleled experience for movie lovers of all ages. The park features a diverse range of attractions and state-of-the-art rides inspired by global television and film hits. Perfect for thrill-seekers and casual visitors alike, it remains a must-visit destination for an unforgettable day of world-class entertainment.

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Universal Studios Singapore Opening Hours & Location

Universal Studios Singapore Location & Opening Hours

Universal Studios Singapore is Southeast Asia’s first Universal Studios theme park, offering various thrilling rides, captivating shows, and immersive attractions based on the blockbuster movies and television series.

  • Opening hours: Universal Studios Singapore typically opens from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, or 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
  • Location: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore, 098269

The opening hours can vary according to the season and special events, please check the official website for the most accurate information.

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How to go to Universal Studios Singapore?

How to go to Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Japan Transportation | Quick Comparison Table

Method

Estimated Cost (AUD)

Best For

MRT + Monorail

~$6.30 total

Balance of speed and cost

Public Bus

~$1.40

Budget travelers

Taxi / Grab

$10 - $21

Families & convenience

Cable Car

~$36.55

Sightseeing & views

MRT Train & Sentosa Express (The Most Popular Route)

  • Route: Take the North-East or Circle Line to HarbourFront Station (NE1/CC29). Head to the 3rd floor of the VivoCity shopping mall to board the Sentosa Express monorail.
  • Travel Time: Approx. 35 minutes.
  • Approx. Cost: MRT fares are roughly $2.10 AUD, and the Sentosa Express is about $4.20 AUD (round trip).

Public Bus

  • Route: Board the RWS8 bus from the stop opposite VivoCity or at the Merrill Lynch HarbourFront station.
  • Travel Time: A quick 10–15 minute trip.
  • Approx. Cost: Roughly $1.40 AUD.

Taxi or Ride-Hailing (Grab/Gojek)

  • Route: Direct door-to-door service from anywhere in Singapore.
  • Travel Time: Between 15 minutes and 1 hour, depending on traffic and your starting point.
  • Approx. Cost: Typically ranges from $9.85 to $21.10 AUD.

Sentosa Islander Shuttle (On-Island Only)

  • Route: If you are already staying at a hotel on Sentosa, use the complimentary island shuttle.
  • Travel Time: A short hop depending on your resort's location.
  • Approx. Cost: Free for island guests.

Singapore Cable Car (The Scenic Route)

  • Route: Board at Mount Faber or HarbourFront Tower Two. Disembark on Sentosa and take a short walk or the monorail to the park entrance.
  • Travel Time: About 15 minutes for the flight, plus transfer time.
  • Approx. Cost: A round-trip ticket is approximately $36.55 AUD.
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Best time to go to Universal Studios Singapore

Best time to go to Universal Studios Singapore
The best time to visit Universal Studios Singapore typically depends on a few factors, including weather, crowd levels, and special events. Here are some factors to help you plan your trip:
  1. Climate Considerations: Singapore features a tropical rainforest climate, staying warm and humid year-round. For more comfortable outdoor exploring, consider visiting between November and January, when temperatures are slightly milder.
  2. Managing Crowds: To beat the queues, aim for a weekday visit outside of peak school holiday periods (March, June, September, and December). You'll generally find the park much quieter when local schools are in session.
  3. Seasonal Events: Look out for annual highlights like Halloween Horror Nights or festive Christmas celebrations. While these draw larger crowds, they offer exclusive themed experiences you won't find at other times.
  4. Holiday Peaks: Keep an eye on the Singaporean public holiday calendar; these dates often see a significant spike in local visitors.
  5. Operating Hours: Always verify the park’s schedule before you head out. Arriving at "rope drop" (right when the gates open) is the best strategy to tick off the headliner rides with minimal wait times.
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What to eat at Universal Studios Singapore

What to eat at Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore offers diverse dining options that cater to a wide range of tastes. Here are several popular restaurants within the park:

Popular restaurants

Cuisine Type

Themed Land

Highlights

Mel's Drive-In

American

Hollywood

This classic American restaurant serves traditional American dishes such as burgers, fries, and milkshakes.

Loui's NY Pizza Parlor

Italian-American

New York

Offers New York-style pizza by the slice or whole, along with other Italian-American favorites like spaghetti and meatballs.

Discovery Food Court

Asian and Western

The Lost World

Features a prehistoric theme and serves a mix of Asian and Western dishes, including laksa, Hainanese chicken rice, and roasted chicken.

Far Far Away's Friar's

Fast Food

Far Far Away

Offers fast food options like fried chicken, fish and chips, and burgers, ideal place for a quick bite while enjoying the attractions in this area.

Oasis Spice Café

Middle Eastern and Indian

Ancient Egypt

Offers a variety of Middle Eastern and Indian dishes, such as kebabs, biryani, and tandoori chicken. The décor features an exotic atmosphere.

StarBot Café

Fast Food

Sci-Fi City

The café is often themed with sci-fi elements, and you might find décor or menu items inspired by robots and futuristic concepts.

Things to do at Universal Studios Singapore

Things to do at Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore offers 6 themed lands, each offering a unique atmosphere, attractions, shows, shops, and dining options. Here's an overview of the things you can do in each land:

Themed Zone

Top Attractions & Highlights

Pro-Tip for Visitors

Hollywood

Hollywood Dreams Parade & Lake Hollywood Spectacular

Perfect for those who love the classic "Golden Age" glamour and iconic architecture.

New York

Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase & Steven Spielberg’s "Lights, Camera, Action!"

Don't miss the street performers and the hyper-realistic New York Public Library backdrop.

Sci-Fi City

Transformers The Ride & Battlestar Galactica (Human vs. Cylon)

This is the adrenaline hub—head here first if you're a fan of high-speed thrills.

Ancient Egypt

Revenge of the Mummy & Treasure Hunters

Features incredible detail; a must-see for fans of immersive, tomb-raiding adventures.

The Lost World

Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure & the Waterworld stunt show

Ideal for dinosaur fans and those looking for high-octane, action-packed performances.

Far Far Away

Shrek 4-D Adventure & Enchanted Airways

Features the stunning Far Far Away castle—the ultimate spot for a magical photo op.

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Universal Studios Singapore Map

Universal Studios Singapore Map

Source: from rwsentosa.com

USS Themed Lands

Map Color

Highlights

Hollywood

Purple

Modeled after the real Hollywood Boulevard, this zone welcomes visitors with a dynamic architecture and palm trees. It features a replica of the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame.

New York

Green

Themed around the post-modern New York City, featuring landmarks like the New York Public Library and city skylines. It offers an immersive experience with its classic cityscape, neon lights, and facades.

Sci-Fi City

Blue

Themed around a futuristic metropolis and features some of the park's most thrilling rides. The highlight of this zone is the Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON roller coaster, which is a pair of dueling coasters.

Ancient Egypt

Brown

Inspired by the historical era of the Egyptian Golden Age, this zone features pyramids, obelisks, and pharaoh statues. The environment is designed to resemble an archaeological excavation site.

The Lost World

Light Green

This zone is divided into two sub-areas: Jurassic Park and WaterWorld. Jurassic Park is themed like the Jurassic Park movies. WaterWorld is based on the film of the same name and hosts a live-action stunt show.

Far Far Away

Red

Inspired by the DreamWorks Animation's "Shrek" franchise, Far Far Away features a fairy-tale land with an iconic castle. Attractions in this zone include Shrek 4-D Adventure.

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Universal Studios Singapore Attractions

Universal Studios Singapore Attractions
Universal Studios Singapore is a theme park located within Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island, Singapore. It features 28 rides, shows, and attractions in 6 themed zones. There are six main themed lands within the park, each offering unique attractions and experiences:

Universal Studios Singapore | Hollywood:

  • Hollywood Walk of Fame: Stroll down the replica of the iconic Hollywood Boulevard.
  • Pantages Hollywood Theater: A venue for live shows and performances.

Universal Studios Singapore | New York:

  • Lights, Camera, Action! Hosted by Steven Spielberg: Experience movie magic as you witness the effects of a major hurricane on New York in this special effects stage show.
  • Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase: A family-friendly indoor dark ride featuring the beloved Sesame Street characters.

Universal Studios Singapore | Sci-Fi City:

  • Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON: A pair of dueling roller coasters that are sure to thrill any adrenaline junkie.
  • TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle: An immersive 3D dark ride that puts you in the middle of the action with the Autobots.
Universal Studios Singapore Attractions

Universal Studios Singapore | Ancient Egypt:

  • Revenge of the Mummy: An indoor roller coaster that combines thrilling drops and turns with special effects and a storyline based on the popular "Mummy" franchise.
  • Treasure Hunters: A leisurely car ride that allows younger guests to explore an excavated Egyptian site.

Universal Studios Singapore | The Lost World:

  • Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure: A water ride that simulates a river rafting experience through dinosaur habitats.
  • WaterWorld: A live-action show featuring stunts and special effects based on the film "WaterWorld."
Universal Studios Singapore Attractions

Universal Studios Singapore | Far Far Away:

  • Shrek 4-D Adventure: An interactive 4-D film that continues the story of Shrek and his friends.
  • Enchanted Airways: A junior roller coaster that takes you on a flight over the land of Far Far Away.

Singapore Hotel Recommendations

Singapore

5 star

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore

8.9/10Very Good1027 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|2.11km from downtown
Location is very convenient. In between 2 MRT stations, Havelock station exit 4 and Great World Station. We’ve upgraded room at top floor. Nice scenery. Bed and pillows are very comfortable. Breakfast is amazing. There’s one thing that made us disappointed is….the hotel staff are not attentive enough towards guests. When I book this hotel, I’ve stated in the remarks that this staycation is to celebrate my husband’s birthday. However, the hotel staff didn’t prepare anything or give any complimentary cake to surprise us.
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Royal Plaza on Scotts

9.1/10Great1935 Reviews
Orchard Road Singapore|3.66km from downtown
A Remarkable Stay at Orchard Hotel Singapore Check-in was seamless, and I was personally welcomed by the lovely Qui Yun. She was courteous, warm, and genuinely helpful. When I inquired about rooms with a bathtub, she promptly arranged a Premier room upgrade. A thoughtful touch that set the tone for my restful retreat. It was a much-needed solo retreat, peaceful, pleasant, and quiet. The Premier room offered the tranquility I craved, perfectly complemented by a sumptuous halal breakfast buffet. Highlights included the fragrant nasi lemak, comforting porridge, delectable dumplings, and an unexpectedly delightful creamed spinach. The toilet was immaculately clean and stocked with essential amenities (shampoo, bath gel, conditioner, shower cap, vanity kit, and toothbrushes.) The rainfall shower was sublime, with excellent water pressure and perfect temperature control. I thoroughly enjoyed a relaxing soak in the bathtub. Situated in the heart of Orchard Road, the hotel’s location was perfect. With an abundance of malls and halal eateries just steps away, everything I needed was within easy reach. Checkout was a breeze, handled by Abby, another sweetheart whose warmth and efficiency made the end of my stay as pleasant as the beginning. I didn’t take any photos. I was so absorbed in enjoying my personal space. For authentic visuals, please refer to the hotel’s official photos and those shared by other reviewers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- However, i still feel there are room for improvements. I have a few thoughtful upgrades that I believe, could elevate the experience further, even for a five-star hotel. In-Room Water System: Instead of bottled water, a 24-hour in-room water filtration or dispenser would offer greater convenience and sustainability. Streaming Convenience: It would be more seamless if Chromecast and Netflix were readily available in-room without the need for deposits or extra steps. I opted not to use Chromecast because I already had Netflix on my phone and didn’t want the hassle. Bathrobes on Demand: Bathrobes should be readily available in all rooms to better reflect five-star expectations. -----------‐-------------------------------------------------------------------- Final Thoughts: Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my time, thanks to the thoughtful staff, serene setting, delicious breakfast, and unbeatable location. With a few refinements, especially an in-room water solution, streamlined streaming options, and readily available bathrobes, it would be absolutely flawless. I can’t wait to come back.
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Marina Bay Sands Singapore

9.6/10Amazing2033 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|0.99km from downtown
An excellent stay that exceeded expectations. We were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary room upgrade, which immediately elevated the experience with a more spacious, well-appointed layout and refined interior details. The hotel was also exceptionally baby-friendly—a clean, sturdy, and thoughtfully prepared baby crib was provided, making the stay comfortable and stress-free for families. The highlight was the majestic Garden by the Bay view, visible from the room and balcony, offering a serene, lush panorama that felt both calming and iconic, especially with natural daylight filling the space. Overall, a seamless blend of comfort, thoughtful hospitality, and an outstanding view—highly recommended.
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Carlton Hotel Singapore

9.2/10Great1808 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.78km from downtown
The Carlton Hotel Singapore is a well-located 4-star hotel in the heart of the city, offering a comfortable stay for both business and leisure travelers. Its 940 rooms and suites are modern, well-appointed, and equipped with essential amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Guests in Premier Club rooms enjoy access to an exclusive lounge with complimentary breakfast and evening cocktails. Dining options include the award-winning Wah Lok Cantonese Restaurant, Café Mosaic for international buffets, and Tuxedo Café & Pâtisserie for coffee and pastries. The hotel also features a fitness center, an outdoor pool, and excellent event facilities. Overall, the Carlton Hotel Singapore provides a great balance of convenience, comfort, and value, making it a solid choice for travelers looking to stay in the city center.
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Wyndham Singapore Hotel

8.7/10Very Good1547 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.34km from downtown
Singapore Hotel Accommodation Review: 【Room Type】 I stayed in a standard room, which is indeed not spacious, but the design is clever and the space is well utilized, making it sufficient for short-term stays. The room is equipped with all the necessary amenities, and the bed is comfortable. Overall, it's quite decent. 【Location】 The hotel's location is excellent, with convenient transportation and several subway lines nearby. It's only a 5-minute walk to the subway station. There is a variety of dining and shopping options in the vicinity, which greatly facilitates getting around. Moreover, the hotel is close to famous attractions like the Marina Bay Gardens and the Merlion Park, making it suitable for tourists. 【View from the Window】 The view from the room window is quite nice, offering a glimpse of the Singapore city skyline, especially the night view, which is breathtaking. This greatly enhanced the experience of my stay. 【Price】 Although the hotel has a great location and a nice view, it's not cheap. For travelers on a tight budget, it might be a bit of a stretch. However, considering the cost of living in Singapore, the price is reasonable. 【Cleanliness】 The overall cleanliness of the hotel is excellent. The rooms are very clean, and the staff conducts daily disinfection and cleaning, ensuring a comfortable stay. The public areas are also well-maintained, leaving a good impression. In summary, the Singapore Hotel excels in location, view from the window, and cleanliness, but falls a bit short in room size and price. It is suitable for travelers who have certain requirements for their accommodation and have a more generous budget.
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Hotel Boss

8.4/10Very Good6675 Reviews
Kampong Glam Singapore|3km from downtown
Hotel Boss has a fantastic location. There's a Founder Bak Kut Teh restaurant right downstairs! The closest MRT station is Lavender, and it's only about three to four stops to places like Merlion Park and Marina Bay. There are also many bus stops nearby, providing direct access to all major attractions in Singapore. Plus, there's a Sheng Siong supermarket about 500-600 meters away, which is great for buying souvenirs at a good price! The rooms are a bit small, but generally very clean and tidy. The breakfast offers a good variety, and there's also a large swimming pool! If you're looking for good value for money, this place is definitely a solid choice.
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Studio M Hotel Singapore

8.1/10Very Good1002 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|1.77km from downtown
The hotel is conveniently located right by the Singapore River. My kids absolutely loved the split-level design of the room. While the room isn't huge, the three-part bathroom setup was incredibly practical, allowing everyone to use it at different times. The front desk service was quite good, definitely not as bad as some previous reviews suggested.
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Furama RiverFront

8/10Very Good840 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|1.87km from downtown
## Environment: The location is good, very close to the subway, making transportation convenient. There's a convenience store downstairs, so it's easy to grab a bite if you get hungry at night. We East Asians might find the smell in some areas a bit uncomfortable (mainly in the elevator; the lobby and rooms are fine. You know the drill). ## Hygiene: The room was quite clean. ## Service: Check-in involved a bit of a wait. For Singapore, it seems there are fewer staff who speak Chinese. Also, my breakfast records for two days weren't logged, so I had to explain and confirm with the staff every morning. ## Breakfast: Perhaps to cater to the needs of Indian guests, the breakfast here was truly difficult to describe... ## Facilities: The hotel facilities are quite old, but! The important thing is that the rooms are really spacious. If you're not a fan of Singapore's super small-sized rooms, I highly recommend this place. Additionally, the hotel decor might remind you of the golden nineties; it's quite retro and stylish in its own way.
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Citadines Connect City Centre Singapore

9.1/10Great1842 Reviews
Orchard Road Singapore|2.1km from downtown
Great location! Dhoby Ghaut is a fantastic hub with three MRT lines, and buses are convenient too. But Singapore is small enough that you can actually walk to many places. The breakfast is quite basic, but the room's soundproofing is decent, and there are free snacks. If I visit Singapore again, I'd probably stay here.
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Siloso Beach Resort - Sentosa

8.1/10Very Good1146 Reviews
Sentosa Island Singapore|4.92km from downtown
The hotel's condition is just average, probably on par with a 3-star hotel in China. It's a 5-minute walk from the SkyHelix. The first time I arrived at Beach Station, I followed navigation to take bus A, but after getting off, I had to walk quite a distance to reach the hotel. That entrance led to the front desk on the 8th floor. Later, I found out it's only about a 10-minute walk from the 1st floor to Beach Station, so overall, it's not bad.
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Gym

lyf Bugis Singapore managed by The Ascott Ltd

8.7/10Very Good1620 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|2.32km from downtown
Have stayed here 3 times on each visit to SG over the past year. The location is great. Only some rooms have bidet, and where one of our rooms has no bidet, there is a mini fridge. Hope that very room will get a bidet and mini fridge eventually. The TV is useless as the Internet is too slow to cast anything on it. Maybe provide a HDMI cable so we could connect our devices to it. Wish there are stretch bands and roller foam provided in the gym. I’ve seen some guests confused over the way to use the washer and dryer, so it might be good to print a poster with instructions to use them.
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Hotel Royal Queens Singapore

8.7/10Very Good1488 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|1.94km from downtown
Stayed 3D2N with my daughter to meet my youngest daughter from SMU. The hotel nearby SMU Campus . The hotel room is very big room compare i survey the other hotel, , newly renovated and clean. The staff are very friendly, especially the front counter staff. The hotel provides a water filter machine on every floor (reminder: bring your own tumbler 👍). The location is very convenient for MRT — just a few steps away from Bras Basah MRT 🚇, and Bus Stop are available directly to Suntec City Mall and Marina Bay. Within a 5-minute walk, you can reach Bugis Street, Bugis Junction, and Bugis+ for shopping and food. In front of the the Bugis Malll, there’s a Chinese hawker stall — the chicken rice is nice, cheap, and delicious 😋. Overall, it’s a great place to stay. Worth the money, and I will definitely come back for my next trip!
FromCAD 136

V Hotel Lavender

8.4/10Very Good3034 Reviews
Lavender Singapore|3.37km from downtown
The biggest plus of this hotel is its location and surrounding amenities. It's right next to a subway and bus station, with a food court and fast food restaurants nearby, making it super convenient to get to attractions. While the lack of hot water in the morning was a minor drawback, the overall experience was still great.
FromCAD 146

Robertson Quay Hotel

7.4/101764 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|1.59km from downtown
For this price, don't expect too much from the cleanliness. Lower your expectations, and you might find it just about okay. The pros: It's close to the Rainbow Police Station, Fort Canning Park, and the Little India temple. Public transport and MRT stations are a guaranteed 10-minute walk away, and there's a 7-Eleven within 5 minutes. Even though it was hot and we were tired in the afternoon, the kids still had energy, so we let them go to the pool. It's small, which is good, and not too deep, so I just relaxed on a lounge chair while they had a blast all afternoon. Clarke Quay is right next door. Cleanliness is just average, and the rooms are small. Next time, if I increase my budget slightly, I'd stay at the Ascott Roberson House nearby.
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Hotel Royal Singapore

8.5/10Very Good1471 Reviews
Novena Singapore|4.21km from downtown
I was very satisfied with my stay at the Grand Hyatt Singapore. It's in a quiet spot but still very convenient for getting around, making it easy to reach Orchard Road and the Newton Food Centre. The room size was quite spacious for Singapore, and it was very clean and comfortable. The service was attentive and thoughtful, with great attention to detail. Overall, I felt very secure and at ease. I'll definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit.
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Swimming pool

PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Singapore

9.2/10Great1103 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|2.46km from downtown
Decent place to stay. Clean and a very nice gym and good service by the people. Was given a room on 3rd floor corner with no nice views so had to go to the 4th floor pool area for that view. So do take note that yhere is a chance for a room with a view of the corner carpark entrance/road. There is a small “mall” behind called the plaza but it’s kind of dead with one or two restaurants. Nearest mrt station is either nicoll highway mrt on the circle line or you walk longer to bugis or lavender mrt. Overall, a comfortable stay.
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PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

9.3/10Great1864 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.47km from downtown
I chose this hotel for its design, and indeed, I really liked the design of the 4th floor upon check-in. The greenery was beautiful, and the constant birdsong was lovely. The location is also good; taxis to Marina Bay Sands were around 10 SGD. However, there were some things I wasn't happy about. First, there were mosquitoes in the room. My arms were bitten so badly in the middle of the night that they were swollen for two days. Also, the soundproofing wasn't great. I could hear the elevator noise until late at night, even though my room wasn't right next to it. I paid extra for breakfast, but it was very mediocre. Both the taste and variety were just average and didn't justify the room rate. Lastly, none of the hotel staff spoke Chinese, at least not anyone I encountered during my two-day stay.
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Swissotel The Stamford Singapore

9.2/10Great3917 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.49km from downtown
I had a staycation at the Swissotel on a weekday night. Since it was quite late, check-in was smooth and fast. I was given a city view premier (Standard) room on the 24th floor. The room was of an odd shape with a long corridor which reduced noise levels. Since the hotel is almost 40 years old now, the rooms are quite spacious, and I enjoyed sitting and relaxing on the large couch and had a great sleep on the wide king bed. However, I did notice some very short strands of hair on the pillow even before I laid down, which makes me wonder if the pillowcase had been washed in between guests. During the daytime, the warm sunlight lit up the surrounding colonial buildings well (CHIJMES, Raffles Hotel etc) and it made for great pictures that I managed to shoot from the balcony of the room. Having stayed at the sister property-- Fairmont Hotel before, I was a little disappointed that the toiletries were of a seemingly ordinary brand, as opposed to LeLabo used at Fairmont which is usually similarly priced but more luxurious. I feel that the minibar area can be upgraded, since currently it looks dark and rather out of place as compared to the rest of the well decorated room. Nespresso and TWG Tea were available, while oddly enough the minibar was empty. At the Fairmont for comparison, there is an overengineered but fully stocked minibar with sensors that will detect the drink leaving the fridge and exorbitant charges will be applied. The room also felt slightly older - Some nicks on the wall, frames etc, as I learned that Swissotel was last renovated in 2019 while Fairmont was renovated slightly later. The USB-A ports also gave away the room's age. There seemed to be rather few charging plugs available for such a large room. Location of the hotel is superb, with convenient transport downstairs via the MRT and it is easy to get a Grabcar. It is also connected to the shopper's paradise, Raffles City Shopping Mall. Singapore faces an acute manpower shortage in the hotel and hospitality industry, but I never once felt service was an issue here. The reception and concierge were amply staffed, staff were friendly and could be seen proactively helping guests with their luggage. I also did not have to wait to check in/out. There is a large gym on the property, raved about by other reviews, but I did not visit it since it is on the Fairmont side of the hotel [quite a walk away] and I got lost trying to find it. Lastly, I could not resist visiting the Skai Restaurant which Swissotel is most known for since it is among the tallest restaurants in Singapore -- taller than Marina Bay Sands. It is located on the 70th floor of the hotel and I had a 3-course lunch there. Service was great as to be expected, but prices are steep - if you don't have the 30% Accor Plus discount. While the food was alright, the view was simply superb since it is unblocked on all sides. I would recommend visiting just for the view, but I heard that there could be a minimum order of 1 main course needed to enter. Overall, nitpicking aside, the Swissotel is one of the better 5 star hotels in Singapore and a great choice for business travellers. Asides from the not so clean pillow I could not find any other major faults. However, since Fairmont and Swissotel are both usually similarly priced at $400+, and having stayed at both before, I would recommend the Fairmont over the Swissotel since it offers a slightly more luxurious experience for not that much more.
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Pan Pacific Singapore

9/10Great2761 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.61km from downtown
Stayed at The Waterfront for three days straight. The breakfast selection changed slightly each day, which was nice. I highly recommend the waffles; they're made fresh and are super crispy and fragrant. I had one every morning! The masala tea was a bit strong on the spices, so it might not be for everyone, but overall, the breakfast spread was truly abundant and left me feeling stuffed. The pool is on the smaller side and a bit shallow, so don't expect too much from it. Getting around is super convenient. It's very close to the subway with an overhead walkway, making it easy to reach anywhere.
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PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore

9.3/10Great1703 Reviews
Chinatown Singapore|0.83km from downtown
The room isn't big, and the facilities aren't new either; it has a rather strong 'influencer aesthetic.' However, the upside is the excellent pool view, and the executive lounge maintains a high standard. During happy hour in the evening, the chef, a young Chinese man, made delicious pan-fried shrimp and scallops with olive oil, and the service was very patient. Honestly, you don't really get a sense of the forest from the room, so don't bother coming specifically for that.
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