As much as Singaporeans love travelling, sometimes all we want is a short break without the hassle of trip planning, packing, and going through immigration. Thanks to some upcoming and new hotels in Singapore in 2026, you can have a breath of fresh air without even leaving the country. Some may not have opened yet, but there’s no harm in kaypoh-ing a little first.
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Here’s a breakdown of the newest hotels in Singapore, as well as how much you’ll pay per night for a room.
Note: Prices are accurate at the time of writing, and are subject to change.
| Hotel | Best Feature | Opening Date | Price |
| Hotels opening in 2026 | |||
| Hotel Waterloo Singapore | Boutique hotel with AI concierge | January 2026 | From $200/night |
| Frasers House | Dog-friendly hotel in Bugis | January 2026 | From $427/night |
| Four Points by Sheraton Singapore | Upcoming business hotel in Jurong | Early 2026 | – |
| DoubleTree by Hilton Singapore Robertson Quay | Hotel Miramar rebranded | 2026 | – |
| Hotels that opened in Singapore in 2025 | |||
| The Laurus | All-suite resort | October 2025 | From $760/night |
| Mett Singapore | Beach club & speakeasy bar | October 2025 | From $428/night |
| Grand Hyatt Singapore | New Michelin star restaurant & Grand Wing | August 2025 | From $352/night |
| Mandai Rainforest by Banyan Tree | Direct access to 5 Mandai Wildlife Reserve parks | April 2025 | From $389/night |
| Raffles Sentosa Singapore | Singapore’s first all-villa resort | March 2025 | From $1,395/night |
| Hotel opening after 2026 | |||
| NoMad Hotel | Luxury hotel located on Orchard road | Early 2027 | – |
| Hotel Indigo Changi Airport | Rooftop day club and infinity pool with views of the runway | 2028 | – |
| Aman Singapore | Luxury hotel with suites in the tallest building in Singapore | 2028 | – |
Image credit: Hotel Waterloo
Handwritten Singapore Waterloo is one of the newest hotels in Singapore, having opened its doors for bookings on 16th January 2026. The property is nestled in Waterloo Street and is within walking distance to heritage sites like the Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple and Sri Krishnan Temple, one of the most beautiful Hindu temples in the city.
Hotel Waterloo Singapore review: “Overall, a clever, tech-forward boutique stay with solid Accor recognition and friendly service—great for leisure or light travel, less so if you need a real workspace.” – Aik Heng C via TripAdvisor
Image credit: Frasers House
The Peranakan-inspired design of Frasers House will be a familiar sight, seeing as the hotel has fully taken over what used to be the InterContinental Singapore Hotel as of 7th January 2026. Its prime location in the middle of Bugis makes shopping and cafe-hopping very convenient. But with 4 restaurants and 2 bars on site, it’s tempting to just stay in the hotel and order room service.
Image credit: Frasers House
The rebranding also includes new subtle designs and the inclusion of modern amenities. Staying at this new hotel in Singapore will run you about $427/night for the Classic Room and up to $3,752/night for the spacious Specialty Suite. They also have a Family Suite with bunk beds, a slide, and a teepee hut to entertain the young’uns, too.
Frasers House is also a dog-friendly hotel, although there is a non-refundable pet fee per stay of $250, and the maximum number of dogs you can bring with you for a staycay is 2.
Frasers House review: “Our room was spacious, beautifully designed and spotless. The evening turndown service was a particularly nice touch — curtains closed, slippers placed by the bed, potpourri on the pillows and fresh water left bedside. These small details really made the stay feel special.” – Rosie via TripAdvisor
Address: 80 Middle Road, Singapore 188966
Image credit: Marriott
Westies, keep an eye out for the Four Points by Sheraton Singapore hotel that’s slated to open early 2026. The hotel will take over the current Genting Hotel Jurong along Town Hall Link that’s right next to the Science Centre Singapore.
There’ll be around 557 guest rooms, a swimming pool, and a gym when it reopens. But business travellers should take note of the 720sqm of meeting and event space that the property will have, making it an ideal space to host corporate shindigs, especially when the Jurong Lake District and Jurong Region Line gets fully developed in the coming years.
Estimated opening date: Early 2026
Image credit: Hilton
For over 5 decades, the former Hotel Miramar played host to generations of weddings and milestone celebrations. Despite its closure in October 2025, its legacy will still live on as the building turns into the DoubleTree by Hilton Singapore Robertson Quay.
The new hotel is scheduled to open sometime in 2026 and will feature 344 guest rooms as well as the DoubleTree by Hilton’s debut in Singapore. There will also be a major revamp of Hotel Miramar’s bones to provide guests with a modern hotel experience, including new rooms, meeting spaces, restaurants, ga ym, and a pool deck. Guests can also look forward to a new kids’ club and pickleball court when staying at the property.
Estimated opening date: 2026
Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa
The Laurus is Singapore’s first-ever resort under The Luxury Collection, a brand by Marriott International that’s behind some of the best hotels in Singapore like JW Marriott Hotel South Beach. The new hotel in Sentosa that opened in October 2025 took over the site formerly occupied by the Hard Rock Hotel.
Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa
The 5-storey hotel has 183 boujee suites (from $760/night), designed with colonial era elements inspired by Singapore’s past. As for amenities, you’ll be well taken care of with courtyard spaces, function rooms, an outdoor swimming pool, a spa, and an all-day dining concept restaurant.
In the meantime, you can explore WEAVE, an atas 2-storey outdoor lifestyle centre with over 40 brands, including Asia-exclusive flagship stores.
Foodies can look forward to several brands making their debut, like Maison Pierre Hermé Paris, selling sinful pastries and cakes, including the renowned Ispahan cake. WeWa is another eatery to anticipate, offering pitas, falafel, and slow-cooked shawarma.
P.S. Plan a visit to the Singapore Oceanarium during your staycay, which is 3 times larger than the current S.E.A. Aquarium, giving you 3 times more fun with the kiddos.
The Laurus review: “The hotel was completely renovated recently by Marriott Bonvoy, and it shows in every detail. The rooms are new, beautifully designed, the bathrooms large, luxurious and a nice dressing area. Reserve a pool view as the pool area is exceptional. The lobby is stunning, creating a welcoming first impression.” – Tara Y via TripAdvisor
Image credit: Hotel Fort Canning
The current Fort Canning Hotel has been fully renovated and rebranded into the Mett Hotel Singapore, with plans to introduce another new hotel sometime in the future too. Mr Phillip Kneupfer, the former General Manager of Mandarin Oriental Singapore, spearheaded this project; you might remember him going viral a few years ago for sending letters to nearby hotels when Mandarin Oriental took a breather for renovations.
Image credit: Mett Hotels & Beach Resorts
To call Mett Hotel Singapore “accessible” would be an understatement. It’s located a mere 5 minutes away from Orchard Road, 10 minutes from Marina Bay and a short stroll to Clarke Quay.
Nightly rates at the new hotel in Singapore start from $428, and they even have dog-friendly rooms, 2 padel courts, 5 dining spots, and even a vintage sidecar service.
Mett Singapore review: “The restaurants (L’Amo and the main bar area) were delicious and the pool + gym – one of the best of any hotel I can think of. The staff were helpful and welcoming and I must give a special note about the very attentive management team (especially Rebecca, Robert and Marcel) – they made The METT feel like a home away from home.” – Erica K via TripAdvisor
The revamped lobby’s cascading waterfall was redesigned with the help of a Feng Shui specialist.
Image credit Grand Hyatt Singapore via Google Maps
Located right next to Far East Plaza in the ever-popular Orchard district, Grand Hyatt Singapore is home to a range of suites and rooms, as well as Le Pristine, a new restaurant by Michelin-starred chef-restaurateur Sergio Hernan. The property just underwent a multi-year renovation, and it has finally opened its doors with guest rooms (from $352/night) sporting 2 different designs.
Image credit: Grand Hyatt Singapore via Facebook
Grand Hyatt Singapore review: “The newly refreshed room is one of the best designed hotel rooms I have ever stayed in – there are controls for lighting everywhere you want them, ample storage, and plenty of plugs. They even thoughtfully put a plug right outside the bathroom so the hairdryer can easily be used in front of a mirror.” – Rachel R via TripAdvisor
If spending just a day at Mandai Wildlife Reserve isn’t enough for you, you can stay overnight at Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree. The 4.6 ha nature resort consists of 338 rooms (from $389/night) and 24 luxury pod-shaped treehouses (from $1,458/night).
Each treehouse clocks in at a roomy 678 sqft, and is equipped with a king-sized bed, minibar, coffee-making station, and an atas bathroom. The beds directly face the Upper Seletar Reservoir, so you’ll start your day with million-dollar sunrise views. And just when you think it can’t get any better, each treehouse guest has access to a beautiful oval-shaped infinity sky pool.
As with any luxury resort, you can expect a range of facilities such as restaurants, a rooftop swimming pool, and a fully-equipped gym. Since the resort is all about blending in with nature, don’t be surprised if you spot the occasional monkey casually strolling by – a reminder of how the resort’s designed to fit into nature, not the other way around.
What not many luxury resorts can boast about, however, is being a stone’s throw away from 5 nature and wildlife parks, namely the Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Night Safari, and Rainforest Wild ASIA.
Mandai Rainforest Resort review: “The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, and most of the staff were friendly and helpful. However, there were a few areas that could be improved. We booked connecting rooms but there was no door stopper provided to keep the connecting door open, which required us to call for assistance.” – Shee Mun Ho via Google
You’ll be greeted with a luxurious driveway when entering the villa.
Image credit: Raffles Sentosa Singapore via Google Maps
You’ll be transported to Bali without actually leaving the country at Raffles Sentosa Singapore. It is the first villa-only resort in Singapore, with 62 villas spread over 100,000 sqm of lush greenery, approximately the size of 17 football fields.
The 1-bedroom villa with a spacious 211 sqm of space.
Image credit: Raffles Sentosa Singapore
The options range from 1- to 4-bedroom villas (from $1,395/night). Each one comes with its own private pool, daybed, and terrace to complete your city escape. On that note, you’ll also have direct access to Tanjong Beach Club, one of the more laidback beach clubs on the island.
Image adapted from: Raffles Sentosa Singapore, @raffles_sentosa via Instagram
Everybody knows that a retreat ain’t complete without some much-needed pampering, and you’ll be spoilt for choice here. The resort has 13 treatment rooms, a fully-equipped fitness centre, a 22m lap pool, an outdoor whirlpool, and a steam room, just to name a few. When you’re done recharging, pick from an array of fine dining concepts, from Italian to Cantonese cuisines.
Raffles Sentosa Singapore review: “Had a memorable and relaxing one night stay with my family and furkid. The check in was seamless. The minute we arrived at the resort in the complimentary transfer (included in the booking of the 2 bedroom villa), we were whisked to the villa, where the check in was done in the comfort of our villa.” – GTP via TripAdvisor
Image credit: Hilton
The first NoMad Hotel by Hilton is slated for its grand opening right on Orchard Road in early 2027. It’ll take over the current Faber House Building and will have 173 guest rooms and suites. The hotel will also boast amenities like an infinity pool and a sky terrace.
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There will soon be another airport hotel for you to have a more comfortable transit in Singapore at: Hotel Indigo Changi Airport. Located this time beside Terminal 2, the 255-room hotel will be Singapore’s first hotel to be a “zero-energy” building, meaning that it uses only renewable energy sources.
The top floor of this new hotel in Singapore will feature an infinity pool, a gym, and a bar, all with views of the runway and the airport. There will also be an indoor rainforest to keep the area lush, especially with Jewel Changi Airport so close by. Guests will also have direct access to Terminal 2. It is set to open in 2028, with ground already being broken in May 2025.
Image credit: Aman
Luxury hotel group Aman is finally opening Aman Singapore, albeit only in 2028. Even though its arrival on our shores is overdue, it’s making up for lost time by occupying the 24th-26th floors of The Skywaters at 8 Shenton Way, the future tallest building in Singapore.
Rumour has it that there will only be 11 suites, making this one of the most exclusive and private hotels in Singapore.
So if you need a break from work and feel like treating the fam to a staycay, snazzy new hotels are definitely not in short supply these days. While everyone might be setting their sights on overseas travel, sometimes the best spots to put your feet up and take a breather are right here with these new hotels in Singapore.
Cover image adapted from: Hotel Waterloo Singapore, Frasers House, Four Points by Sheraton Singapore
Originally published on 9th January 2024. Last updated by Jasper Yip on 24th February 2026.
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