Spa Hotels in Singapore

The hotel environment is beautiful, like a resort in the city center. My children absolutely loved the outdoor pool and splash facilities. When they learned that it was one adult and two children staying, they thoughtfully pulled out the sofa bed so there were three beds in the room. Although the hotel is a bit old, the facilities are very well maintained, and I'd give the hardware a high score. The breakfast quality also met my already high expectations, with a wide variety of choices and excellent quality. There's a shuttle bus every hour to the busiest part of Orchard Road. However, in terms of service, I'm only giving a 3. My disappointment lies with the check-in process. When we arrived by taxi, there was no greeter. At the check-in counter, there were three queues, with about three families in each. I picked one and waited for about 20 minutes to be served. At the time, I thought the efficiency here was a bit low, and there wasn't the usual welcoming smile or a glass of water like in other four or five-star hotels. While I was thinking this, a female manager walked back from a distance, looked at me with a cold expression, and asked, 'Are you not queuing? Look, everyone else is queuing.' Her unreasonable and unfounded accusation made me feel embarrassed and offended. Was this a stereotypical prejudice against Chinese faces? I explained in English, but she remained noncommittal. Instead, the staff member who was actually checking me in and understood the situation said 'sorry' to me. In short, this female manager's arrogance and discrimination marred my good impression of the hotel. I hope she sees this review.

This summer, I brought my child to Singapore and we stayed at the Conrad Hotel for four days and three nights. The hotel environment was great, the room was clean, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. The location was also excellent. When we checked out, my child's mouse was left behind, and the hotel staff found it and kept it safe for us. After spending a few days at Sentosa, we went back to retrieve it. A very enthusiastic lady, Venessa, even proactively helped us fill out our immigration cards for our next destination, Malaysia. This was a fantastic experience, and I'll definitely stay here again next time.

If you're visiting multiple zoos, staying here is very convenient. The hotel itself is very eco-friendly. There are complimentary drinks and snacks by the entrance, which is a thoughtful touch, perfect for unwinding after a long day of sightseeing. The environment is excellent. You can find staff who speak Chinese, which is helpful. Special shout-out to the receptionist at the taxi stand, who was very enthusiastic and responsible~

Stayed for 1N for staycation - just wish to decompress from work and dont wanna travel out of the country. I choose this hotel on ourpose for the high floor option and the Marina Bay view. The highlight was definitely the room and the spectacular views from the 46th floor. Watching Singapore change from day to night was beautiful, and waking up to the morning skyline was just as memorable. The room was comfortable and the overall hotel experience felt relaxing and special, which was exactly what we wanted from a staycation. Breakfast was enjoyable too, with a pleasant atmosphere and good variety. Overall, a very enjoyable stay and a lovely way to slow down and appreciate Singapore from a different perspective. Would definitely consider coming back for another staycation.

## Lobby & Public Areas Upon entering the lobby, you're immediately struck by the spaciousness. The high atrium feels airy and open, never oppressive. The overall architecture features strong, clean lines, and the geometric interplays have a distinct deconstructivist feel – great for photos. The front desk layout is efficient, and check-in was quick, with almost no waiting. ## Breakfast The variety is excellent, with Western, Singaporean, Indian, and other Asian stalls. There were also very friendly Chinese-speaking staff. The freshly prepared egg dishes and fresh juices were high quality. The dining area is spacious, so it never felt crowded or noisy. ## Room I stayed in a club room this time, and the space was noticeably larger than hotels in a similar price range. The layout is expansive, not at all cramped, which is a rare find in land-scarce Singapore. The mini-bar, ironing facilities, coffee machine, and tea set were all comprehensive. The bathroom fixtures and amenities felt high-quality, and the oversized bathtub with bath salts was perfect for washing away a full day's travel fatigue. ## Service Overall, the service was professional and understated. From the doorman to housekeeping, everyone was polite and measured in their approach – not overly fawning, but you still felt well-cared for. A special shout-out to the Korean lady at the 38th-floor club; even though she didn't speak Chinese, she communicated meticulously in English with a constant smile, which was both elegant and warm. ## Summary High-end facilities, excellent service – perfect for guests who prioritize quality and spaciousness. I would definitely stay again. ### Complimentary Pacific Club Access: I missed both afternoon tea and happy hour due to being out sightseeing. A reminder to fellow travelers checking in next time: definitely try to experience them!

I chose this hotel specifically for an event at Singapore Management University (SMU). Its location is excellent, not only being a stone's throw from SMU but also situated at the very spot where Singapore was founded. The surrounding Raffles area was developed in conjunction with it during the early colonial period, with interconnected assets back then. The hotel has been thoughtfully renovated, preserving its historical charm while adding modern comforts. While the public areas are constrained by the building's layout, an indoor commercial space has been cleverly integrated along the eaves of the guest room building, providing an extension for hotel dining. The only downside is that everything closes too early in the evening; by 10 PM, there's nowhere to eat, so you have to venture outside. Guest rooms are also space-limited, but the bathroom facilities are emphasized, with the bathroom space taking up almost half of the room – a clever design touch, no doubt. There was a slight hiccup during our stay: in one of our rooms, the power suddenly went out just before bedtime, rendering the air conditioning and outlets unusable. They couldn't fix it overnight, but thankfully, the hotel provided another room for us to sleep in, and we didn't get to bed until 1:30 AM. It was finally repaired the next day, reportedly with quite a bit of commotion during the repairs. The hotel's response was fairly prompt, and they expressed their apologies. Overall, the hotel's service system is comprehensive, and the staff are well-trained. A middle-aged male staff member who greeted us upon arrival, from the lobby to escorting us to our room, was incredibly proactive. He conversed with guests in different languages, and although I don't know his exact position, he left a deep impression on me, as someone who has been in the hotel industry for a long time.

Our original booking was for a deluxe garden room, but even before entering, the door was already very damp. Inside, there was a musty smell, and a lot of mold around the sink. Later, my husband went to the toilet and said there were many bugs... So he rushed to the front desk to report it... Afterward, they moved us to a larger room! But our family of three still felt a bit shaken... Although the lobby and pool are quite beautiful, we still won't be staying here again... We didn't even receive a complimentary greeting for our anniversary celebration... We had the highest expectations for this hotel, but it turned out to be the least satisfactory stay during our 9 days in Singapore, and the service was just mediocre! (The attached photos show the original room first, followed by the room we were moved to!)

Staying here in the summer was 1600 a night, including breakfast for two. The room was very spacious, and the twin beds were at least 1.3 meters wide each, perfect for two adults and one child. The location is also excellent! I'd say it's the best value for money at this price point. Highly recommend!

Had a very enjoyable stay at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove. The room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. One thing I really appreciated was how cold and refreshing the air conditioning was, especially considering how hot the weather outside was. The location was also very convenient. The hotel provides a free shuttle service every 30 minutes to VivoCity, which made getting around very easy. There are also many restaurants within walking distance, along with supermarkets like Cold Storage and Little Farms nearby, so it was very convenient for food and daily necessities. Breakfast was enjoyable as well, with good variety and accommodating service. I especially appreciated being able to request a customized fried rice without soy sauce and gluten, which was a thoughtful touch for dietary preferences. Overall, it was a comfortable and relaxing stay with great convenience and excellent service. Would definitely consider staying here again.

Even though the online reviews were generally average, I still firmly chose to stay here because I liked the hotel's style. Overall, it was a good experience. Transportation (last 2 pictures): 1. The island's free B line shuttle bus (runs every 15 minutes until 12:15 AM) has a stop here. After getting off, the golf course is on the left, and the hotel is on the right. It's just a short walk up a small slope. 2. The hotel's mini-bus can take you to Universal Studios and Vivocity MRT station (Exit D), but large luggage is not allowed. Room: Very spacious, there's even a foyer right after the entrance where you can place two suitcases. The decor and facilities are quite new, but there's no view. Service: One of the front desk staff speaks Chinese. We arrived at 10 AM, checked in, but the room wasn't ready. The hotel delivered our luggage to the room by 3 PM. If you arrive at 3 PM, you might have to queue for check-in. Swimming Pool: It's indeed just average. They don't even require swimming caps, and there were leaves at the bottom of the pool. It's open from 7 AM to 7 PM.