Which chalet should I book in Singapore?
From modern rooms to tiny houses, make a booking at these affordable chalet options in Singapore for your next staycation.
When you have a large family or group of friends, the next best place to host them besides your humble abode would be at one of the best chalets in Singapore. These big bungalows can easily accommodate many for all sorts of events while still giving you that homely comfort. So, go all out with your celebrations at one of these chalets for your next party or staycay.
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Chalets are big, self-contained lodges, typically equipped with amenities such as restrooms, a kitchen, as well as various bedrooms for overnight stays. They’re also more spacious than hotel rooms as you get access to the entire property during your stay, making them great for hosting medium to large get-togethers.
Prices can vary depending on membership fees, but for the most part they should be around the $180 to $460 range. Here’s a quick glance at the prices of the best Singapore chalets listed down below.
| Chalet name | Location | Price | Membership Price/Benefits | Booking details |
| Tee Side Chalet | Paris Ris Park | From $280/night | NIL | Make bookings 6 months in advance |
| The Chevrons | Jurong | From $270/night | From $155/night
| Make bookings 6 months in advance |
| Civil Service Club @ Changi I Civil Service Club @ Changi II Civil Service Club @ Loyang | Changi I Changi II Loyang | From $255.50/night From From $308.19/night | From $168.07/night From $ 122.46/night From $214.02/night
| Make bookings 60 days in advance Make bookings 60 days in advance Make bookings 60 days in advance |
| National Service Resort & Country Club (NSRCC) | Changi | From $252.88/night | From $136.25/night for NSRCC members and from $190.49/night for SAFRA members | Make bookings 6 months in advance |
| HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir East Villa | Bedok | From $529.72/night | From $407.48/night for HomeTeamNS members | Make bookings 90 days in advance |
| Kranji Sanctuary Resort | Kranji | From $180/night | NIL | Make bookings 7 days in advance |
| Aranda Country Club | Pasir Ris | From $322/night | From $202/night for Aranda Country Club Members From $267/night for NTUC members | Make bookings 12 months in advance for Aranda Country Club members Make bookings 6 months in advance for NTUC members/public |
| Tiny Away Escape @ Lazarus Island | Lazarus Island | From $284/night | NIL | NIL |
| Temasek Club | Bukit Timah | From $108/night | From $108/night for Temasek Club Members From $125/night for SAFRA, SCC, SAF YC and the Chevrons Reciprocal members From $180/night for MROA/Corporate members | NIL |
| Sealand Villa by NSRCC | Changi | From $182.03/night for members | From $182.03/night for Singapore citizens and $104.67/night for NSRCC members | Make bookings 5 months in advance |
| House of Melissa | Changi | From $235/night | CSC members get 20% off accommodation, public officers and civil servants get 15% off, and HomeTeamNS members get 10% off | Make bookings 4 months in advance for public; make bookings 1 year in advance for CSC members |
From modern rooms to tiny houses, make a booking at these affordable chalet options in Singapore for your next staycation.
Image credit: Heritage Chalet via Facebook
Tee Side Chalet lies on the beachfront at Pasir Ris Park, offering some of the best spacious bungalow chalets in Singapore that can sleep up to 13 people from $280/night. You can choose between a Superior Bungalow and a Deluxe Bungalow unit – both are comfortable enough to house up to a whopping 30 people during the day.
And if you’d like more guests to stay the night beyond the 13-pax sleeping capacity, you can add up to 3 extra beds with a fee.
In either case, the houses have an airy communal living area and a kitchen equipped with basic cooking necessities on the ground floor.
Head to the upper floor of the Superior Bungalow and you’ll find 4 bedrooms with 3 shared bathrooms.
Only 2 of the bedrooms have a King bed, while the rest have 7 single beds in total, making this an ideal arrangement for families with tweens or even big groups of friends.
Image adapted from: Heritage Chalet via Facebook
Of course, there are BBQ pits available with each chalet. And for those staying in the tents, you get a portable grill so you don’t have to miss out on the fun of a barbecue party. There is a playground within the chalet, but should the adults need some entertainment, there are fishing and prawning pools situated within the chalet grounds, an archery range, and sheltered pickleball courts.
Tee Side Chalet review: “Unit was huge. Enough to fit my extended family. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The only downside was the location and the rooms. The nearest shop or supermarket was about a 5-minute drive out. The other thing was the bed. Can feel the springs when I lie down. Other than that, we had a great time.” – Juaidi Jaafar via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/WhatsApp: 8993 0125
Email: hello@teesidechalet.com.sg
Website: Tee Side Chalet
Chalet living room.
Image credit: The Chevrons
You don’t have to travel all the way to the East to hold a birthday party at a chalet. The Chevrons has the best double-storey chalets in Boon Lay, going from $270/night, and bungalows from $370/night for members of the public, but if you or a friend is a member, you can enjoy discounted rates from $155/night and $255/night.
Image credit: The Chevrons
Facing the pool, all the chalets have sleek, modern rooms, and you’ll feel right at home once you jump onto the soft beds on the second floor.
Bungalow living room.
Image credit: The Chevrons
As for the modern finished bungalows, each unit has 4 toilets and ample space for around 7 adults to sleep comfortably.
Image credit: The Chevrons
Each bungalow has an outdoor charcoal BBQ pit, but if you’re not craving grilled food, cook up something in the fully equipped kitchenette. You can also take your meal outdoors at the picnic table and benches provided.
Image credit: The Chevrons
One of the more popular chalets in Singapore, The Chevrons is near shopping malls like IMM, Jem, and Westgate, so you can easily stock up on party supplies like food and cutlery.
The Chevrons review: “This is the place to have a get-together with colleagues. The environment is great, you can have a BBQ, and of course, you can swim too.” – Wang Jian via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/WhatsApp: 6668 8896
Email: mro@chevrons.org.sg
Website: The Chevrons
Image credit: Civil Service Club@Changi via Google Maps
Civil Service Club @ Changi I may be the first place that comes to mind when looking for chalets in Changi. They have many different accommodations that range from single suites for 2 to villas that are big enough for a family gathering.
Their Superior Suite starts from $255.50 for the public and $168.07 for members. It is fully air-conditioned and has 2 super single beds next to a balcony that faces the sea, along with other utilities such as a mini bar fridge, microwave, water dispenser, Illy coffee machine, dining table, and an LED TV.
It also comes with complimentary coffee and tea so you can enjoy your morning cuppa as you take in the view.
Image credit: Civil Service Club Changi via Facebook
For a bigger space, their 2-storey Superior Villa A goes for $582.29 for the public and $395.91 for members, and can host up to 6 pax through 3 bedrooms containing a king-sized bed and 4 super single beds.
The wooden interior and brown neutral colour palette give off a clean, Japanese-inspired aesthetic – great for those who prefer a minimalist look.
Civil Service Club @ Changi I review: “The villas and environment of the resort are clean and crisp. Villas are well-kept and the amenities are in top condition. Service staff are polite and provide good service. These standards have been consistent over all the years.” – Agnes via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 6709 4706 / 9646 7716
Email: rooms@csc.sg
Website: Civil Service Club @ Changi I
Colonial Fairy Point Chalet 7.
Image credit: CSC @ Changi
Tucked in a far corner of the East, Civil Service Club @ Changi II offers the best, luxurious chalets in Singapore for any type of large-scale gathering. There are many different accommodations you can choose from, including 1-storey bungalows (from $176.34/night for the public), seafront chalets (from $282.15/night), and the colonial Changi Cottage (from $517.28/night) that overlooks the sea.
Image credit: CSC @ Changi
The Changi Cottage has 3 bedrooms, a fully-equipped kitchen and sheltered BBQ pits, so that even a stay with 10 people does not feel stuffy.
Image credit: CSC @ Changi
The area might seem secluded, but there’s actually a good range of outdoor activities to enjoy beyond the gates of the chalet, such as cycling and picnicking along Changi Beach.
Civil Service Club @ Changi II review: “The chalets are pretty spacious, especially compared to the usual commercial ones. They’re not ultra-modern, but they’re clean and have that rustic, old-school Changi beach charm. Good for big families, BBQ sessions, or just chilling with friends.” – Sahi Ahmed via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 6545 2343 / 6545 6373
Email: changi2@csc.sg
Website: Civil Service Club @ Changi II
Image credit: CSC Loyang
Choose between a zen garden terrace (from $282.74/night) or a spacious sea-view bungalow (from $383.33/night) at Civil Service Club @ Loyang to comfortably host a large group of people both indoors and outdoors. With ample distances between each bungalow, you might even forget that you have neighbours.
Living room area of the Garden Bungalow.
Image credit: CSC Loyang
If you’re the pantang sort who’s biting your nails over the old ghost stories surrounding the area, stay calm, because this chalet was recently renovated – which means any lingering ghosts would already have been exhumed from the area.
Image credit: CSC Loyang
Every room is well-maintained and comes with an attached bathroom, and there’s no need to fight for wardrobe space. So really, the only thing you have to worry about is missing the sunrise once you hit those clean sheets.
BBQ area of the Garden Terrace.
Image credit: Civil Service Club @ Loyang
Kitchens are fully equipped with cutlery and cooking appliances like an induction cooker and microwave oven. You’ll also get to use the sheltered barbecue pit right outside your room to cook up a feast. Dog-friendly bungalows (from $559.67/night) are also available, so your fur kid doesn’t have to miss out on your staycation.
Sea View Bungalow.
Image credit: CSC Loyang
Civil Service Club @ Loyang review: “Loved the units. Cool atmosphere. Even a pet-friendly bungalow. Big and spacious. Nice place for functions and getaways. Beside the sea. Highly recommend.” – Ommbathy Kasee via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 6581 9033 / 6582 8006
Email: loyang@csc.sg
Website: Civil Service Club @ Loyang.
Image credit: NSRCC
With a classy interior designed with the comforts of home, the NSRCC Chalet (from $252.88/night) is where you’ll feel like moving in permanently. There are plenty of rooms to accommodate the whole gang, but remember to keep to the 8-pax limit for overnight stays. There is also a 2-night minimum stay required.
Image credit: NSRCC
Your outdoor space is unrestricted here, given how the chalet is located by the shores of Changi Beach. Every bungalow stay comes with 4 free games at the bowling centre and a free pass to the swimming pool and fitness centre, so if it does start raining during your seaside walks, you know where to go.
Image credit: NSRCC
The well-spaced bungalows ensure that you’ll have enough privacy and won’t have to listen to your neighbour singing karaoke in the middle of the night.
There’s a large pool here too.
Image credit: NSRCC
NSRCC and SAFRA members will be able to enjoy a member’s discount from $136.25/night and $168.95/night, respectively.
National Service Resort & Country Club (NSRCC) review: “Nice chalet, comes with 2 bedrooms and a big living room. BBQ pits directly outside and near the beach. Good for family gatherings” – Ryan P via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 6542 8288
Email: bungalows@nsrcc.com.sg
Website: National Service Resort & Country Club
Active staycationers will enjoy a getaway at HomeTeamsNS Bedok Reservoir (from $529.72/night). The price tag is worth it, though, as their spacious East Villas are fully equipped with a range of hotel-style amenities, such as an infinity pool and a clubhouse gym.
HomeTeamNS members can get the Deluxe Garden villas which come with 1 king, 1 queen, and 2 single beds for $407.48/night while affiliate members get a slightly discounted rate of $488.97/night.
Take advantage of the 4 access passes you get to the Fitness Workz Gym – which is connected to the steam room – and cool down using your 10 entry passes to the Swimming Pool.
When it comes to eateries, you have plenty of options from Cantonese cuisine at Sum Dim Sum to drinks at georges @ The Waterfront. You can even grab supplies for your BBQ at a Fairprice that’s just an 11-minute walk away.
HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir Clubhouse review: “The villa was cosy and comfortable – perfect place for family gatherings. It comes with 3 spacious rooms and the bbq pit area was huge to accommodate our group.” – Cindy via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 6708 6699
Email: enquiries@hometeamns.sg
Website: HomeTeam NS Bedok Reservoir
If you’re looking for the best cheap chalet in Singapore with serene kampung vibes, consider Kranji Sanctuary Resort, which starts from $180/night. Equipped with 1 queen-size bed and a sofa bed, their spacious Executive Room ($300/night) can accommodate up to 4 people. The room also comes with a private jacuzzi and steam room for you to unwind in.
In case you’d like to venture beyond the premises, turn your staycation into a full-on countryside getaway with visits to nearby attractions like Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve and Bollywood Farms. If you have kids, they’ll have a blast hand-feeding goats at the Hay Dairies Goat Farm.
If you’re feeling peckish, head down to Poison Ivy at Bollywood Farms for hearty local meals like Nasi Lemak ($10) or the Harvest of the Day ($6) to sneak in your greens, too.
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 8811 9889
Email: reservations@kranjiresort.com
Website: Kranji Sanctuary Resort
Image credit: Aranda Country Club via Facebook
Located next to Wild Wild Wet, parents with young kids may find the diverse range of child-friendly amenities at The Aranda Country Club chalet in Pasir Ris especially appealing. From karaoke rooms to a dedicated children’s playroom, there’s plenty to keep little ones entertained.
The Executive Suites kick off at $322/night and include 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a pantry, a balcony, and a living room. Aranda Country Club members and NTUC members can get discounted rates starting from $202/night and $267/night respectively.
You can drop off your little ones at Yvonne Swim School for swimming lessons while you unwind at the sauna or catch up on some unfinished books in the reading room for some uninterrupted me-time.
Aranda Country Club review: “The room was spacious and clean. It was equipped with a Smart TV, microwave, and a large fridge, which were all essential for hosting gatherings. However, it lacked amenities such as dishwashing soap, a hair dryer, and plates/bowls, so guests needed to come prepared.” – Xin Yu via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 6584 6811
Email: reservation@arandaclub.org.sg
Website: Aranda Country Club
Tiny Away Escape allows you to sustainably plan your retreat away from the city with their tiny eco-friendly houses on Lazarus Island. As there are only 5 chalets available here, it’s best to make your bookings sooner rather than later, especially since Tiny Away Escape is winding down operations in February 2027, with stays only bookable up to 31st January 2027.
Furnished with 1 to 2 beds, each house (from $284/night) can hold 2 to 4 guests, kids included. Apart from their 1980-themed house, all accommodations are pet-friendly so pet owners can bring up to 2 fur kids, with an extra charge of $30 per pet.
As the houses are connected to a bio septic system, take care to either use the provided all-natural toiletries or to bring only products that are all-natural and botanical-based.
Tiny Away Escape review: “Everything ran smoothly from check-in to check-out, and the staff were friendly, helpful, and easy to reach. The cabin was clean and very well-equipped, featuring modern furniture, reliable WiFi, and a TV with working Netflix.” – Jun Yi Yap via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 8061 7636
Email: stay@tinyaway.com
Website: Tiny Away Escape at Lazarus Island
Whether you’re planning a family gathering or a getaway with friends, Sealand Villa by NSRCC offers a cosy staycation experience away from the city. Located in Changi, the accommodation features 28 villas, split between Treehouse Villas surrounded by greenery and Seaview Villas overlooking the coast.
There are 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, and 4-bedroom villas to choose from, with selected units being pet-friendly, so your furry companions can tag along too. Each villa comes equipped with a private BBQ pit, kitchen, air-conditioning, and smart TV, while entertainment options include a PlayStation 5 and traditional board games.
Image credit: National Service Resort & Country Club
Guests can also make use of facilities such as a micro-gym, bicycle rentals, and 24-hour laundry facilities, along with complimentary access to the swimming pool at Civil Service Club (Changi).
Chalet rates start from $182.03/night for members of the public and $91.02/night for MINDEF and SAF members during off-peak periods, with a minimum 2-night stay generally required.
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile: 6200 4115 or 6200 5097
WhatsApp: 9159 4946
Email: sealandvillage@srcc.com.sg
Website: Sealand Villa by NSRCC
For a staycation that feels more like a countryside retreat, House of Melissa Boutique Farmstay in Changi offers a unique escape from city life. Housed in the former CSC Changi Chalet F, this colonial-style property spans approximately 10,000sqft, featuring an edible garden, free-roaming chickens, rescued honeybees, and scenic views of Pulau Ubin.
Image credit: House of Melissa
The farmstay accommodates up to 9 guests across 3 bedrooms, making it ideal for family gatherings or small group getaways. Guests can enjoy complimentary DIY breakfast, access to bicycles, and entertainment facilities such as an Apple TV and a DVD collection. There’s also an outdoor gazebo and BBQ pit available for rent.
What sets this chalet apart are its nature-based experiences, including permaculture farm tours, honeybee encounters, pizza-making workshops, and guided kayaking trips. These activities are available at an additional charge, while pet owners can also bring along their furry companions for $70/pet, subject to the farmstay’s pet policy.
Image credit: House of Melissa
While House of Melissa is currently still advertising bookings, its owners announced in October 2026 that they were seeking someone to take over the business by December 2026. Its future operations remain uncertain, so guests are advised to check availability directly before booking.
House of Melissa review: “Such a lovely space, especially if you’re looking for some outdoor time. My young kid went from playing with his friends in the bedroom, to the fun swing in the front yard amongst the roaming chickens while we had a barbecue, to wet play in the backyard with gorgeous sea views, and then tinkering on the piano in the living room.” – F Wee via Google Maps
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/WhatsApp: 9249 5400
Email: hello@theunexpected.com.sg
Website: House of Melissa
Image credit: Temasek Club
Majulah to Temasek Club, a club exclusively catering to active and retired SAF officers, senior military experts, and NS Key/R(NS) appointment holders. The club has both small rooms (from $108/night) and big rooms (from $128/night) that come with a king-sized bed, a pull-out bed, and a sofa bed. Heck, there are even massive bathtubs and rain showers – something you wouldn’t expect from a typical “chalet”.
Members of the club will get to enjoy on-site recreational amenities like their karaoke room, bowling alley, and kiddie indoor playground with a 3m-long spiral slide. There are also sporty amenities like their futsal court, gym, tennis court, and pool, so that you can do more than just relax.
Contact for chalet booking:
Mobile/Whatsapp: 6801 4242
Email: cso@temasekclub.org.sg
Website: Temasek Club
If you’re looking to truly let loose for the weekend, consider booking an offshore stay at St. John’s Island Lodge. As its name suggests, it’s located a mere 30-minute ferry ride from mainland Singapore, nestled in the bucolic retreat that is St. John’s Island.
After placing a few nautical miles between yourselves and your responsibilities, check into the Eagle Lodge (from $27.25/night), which is a bungalow chalet in Singapore that comfortably hosts up to 10 people. You’ve got everything you need to throw a good ol’ chalet shindig right here; there’s a kitchen stocked with basic cooking equipment, as well as a private BBQ pit for a grill-out.
Image credit: Singapore Land Authority
For those checking in with robust crowds, book the Turtle, Dolphin, and Otter lodges instead. The Turtle Lodge can accommodate up to 132 pax, while the Dolphin and Otter Lodges are great for around 50 to 60 pax. These even come with separate blocks for sleeping and dining, as well as a campfire-like BBQ pit for ghost stories to make their rounds about.
After undergoing maintenance works, Eagle (former bungalow) is once again bookable. There are dates available for booking in January 2027, but do note that bookings should be made at least 14 days in advance.
Address: 14 St John’s Island, Singapore 098599
The HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok West Villa chalet closed in June 2026.
Compared to your usual hotel, chalets are better for larger groups and offer more privacy, as most are situated away from the city centre. On the other hand, hotels can typically offer a wider range of services such as spas, restaurants and bars, or breakfast buffets.
That said, some chalets are located within clubhouse complexes with amenities just a short walk away from your accommodations, so don’t worry about how you can keep your group entertained.
It’s not easy to plan your birthday celebration with a big friend group, or to find a space that can fit your extended family for holiday gatherings. Hopefully, with this list of the best chalets in Singapore, your concerns about space, activities, and amenities available will be straightened out.
All that you should worry about now is how to become the host of the year.
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Cover image adapted from: CSC @ Changi, Kranji Sanctuary Resort
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Last updated by Vani Gupta on 19th October 2026.
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