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13 Hotels In Sentosa For Major Out-Of-Singapore Staycation Feels

Best Sentosa hotels for staycations


Whether you’re visiting Singapore as a tourist or a Singaporean looking for a weekend getaway, Sentosa’s off-island location and sunny beaches make it perfect for relaxing and unwinding. That’s why we curated this list of best hotels in Sentosa for your vacation needs.


Price breakdown of hotels in Sentosa


Hotel Price Highlights
Siloso Beach Resort From $178.50/night 95m-long pool filled with natural spring water
Village Hotel Sentosa From $255/night Family-friendly activities with a total of 4 swimming pools
The Outpost Hotel Sentosa From $276/night Minimalistic decor with options of sea, pool or Sentosa Island views
ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove From $314/night Marina views from balcony & near Quayside Isle
Amara Sanctuary From $327/night Bali-style getaway, 3 minutes away from Palawan beach
Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa From $342/night Kid-friendly rooms with free arts & craft activities
Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa From $378/night Renowned spa experience
Oasia Resort Sentosa From $378/night Japanese-style spa services
Hotel Ora From $411/night Conducive co-working space, free fitness classes & art workshops
Equarius Hotel From $488/night Underwater view of sea animals from your room
The Barracks Hotel Sentosa From $704/night Was once a British artillery outpost
Capella Singapore From $1,020/night Nature-infused retreat with 3-tiered infinity pools

1. The Outpost Hotel Sentosa


Minimalistic decor and stylish rooms



Image credit: Far East Hospitality

Bright, uncluttered, and minimalistic. These are some characteristics it takes to nail the highly sought after monochromatic décor that’s dominated IG feeds all over the world.

Perched atop a hill overlooking the Singapore Strait, Far East Hospitality’s The Outpost Hotel Sentosa (from $276/night) sees the aesthetic come to life, with stylish rooms filled with juxtapositions of soft whites against boldly contrasting blacks.


Image credit: Far East Hospitality

With its crisp palette and clean lines, a weekend getaway here is the perfect escape from the disorderly mess of your room back home. The Outpost Hotel Sentosa lets guests tailor their stay, so you can opt for a sea, pool or Sentosa Island view at the point of booking.


Image credit: Far East Hospitality

Of course, no relaxing staycay is complete without some chilled-out downtime. Lay yourself down at the Pool Deck or swing by the Pool Bar for your favourite mocktail.

After a good session of sun-lovin’, savour your favourite treats with the hotel’s special minibar customisation service, where guests get to pick and choose what goodies to fill up their complimentary minibar with.

Admission Fee
From $376/Night.
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$264.26

2. The Barracks Hotel Sentosa


Throwback to a military outpost



Image credit: Far East Hospitality

The Barracks Hotel Sentosa (from $704/night) by Far East Hospitality sits in what used to be a military outpost back in 1904, providing a timeless feel that will hurtle you all the way back to historic times. Stroll through the premises and snap a few shots while you’re at it; the charming old-school architecture is guaranteed to add a rustic touch to your IG shots.


Image credit: @thebarrackshotel via Instagram

Soak in some vibes of the good ol’ days by embarking on a complimentary Barracks Heritage Tour or retreat to the Oasis Spa for a de-stressing massage.

Address
2 Gunner Lane, Singapore 099567
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$411

3. Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa


Free arts & crafts activities for kids



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Think luxury hotels and Shangri-La will no doubt be mentioned. You’ll find Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa (from $342/night) right next to Siloso Beach, so you know you’re guaranteed unblocked views of the sea. You can also expect spacious rooms as this beachfront property is ginormous, so there’s no need to squeeze your luggages in one corner.

Parents will also appreciate the kid-friendly room where kiddos can run wild – they can whizz down the long tree-trunk inspired slide, hop into the ball pit, or tackle the mini obstacle course. There are also free arts and crafts activities too, including picture colouring and decorating a photo frame.

Image adapted from: @j_tan1990 & @deonlyway via Instagram

The whole fam can also take a dip at the swimming pools; there’s a shallow kids pool with slides for the kids as well. Guests can also rent kayaks and stand-up paddleboards for free, so older children can enjoy some water activities.

Google Reviews
4.5
(5,815)
Address
101 Siloso Rd, Singapore 098970
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$349

4. Village Hotel Sentosa


Family-friendly with four pools



Pammukale Pool at night.

Image credit: Far East Hospitality

A stay at Village Hotel Sentosa (from $255/night) by Far East Hospitality might just give you the tropical island escape you desire without stepping out of Singapore. Expect enthralling combinations of lush greenery and pristine waters, among which you can relax together with your fam.


The little ones can splash around the Children Play Pool, complete with miniature pool slides.

Image credit: Far East Hospitality

Parents can keep their active tots entertained with a slew of free hotel activities at Village Hotel Sentosa. Take part in family activities including sandcastle building, kiddy pool games, scavenger hunts, or a movie night by the pool.


The various room types make for an ideal “home away from home” for couples and families alike.

Image credit: Far East Hospitality

Cap off an entire day on your feet by unwinding in your room, offering stunning aerial views of the pool, sea and island combined.

Google Reviews
4.3
(826)
Address
10 Artillery Ave, #02-01 Palawan Ridge, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099951
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$211

5. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove


Clear marina views from balcony


Image credit: ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove

Here’s something you won’t typically enjoy back at home – unblocked views of yachts docked by the marina. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove (from $314/night) offers just that, as every room comes with a balcony that overlooks the waters.


Image credit: ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove

Aside from this, you can also head down to their infinity pool for a dip or swing a few balls at the outdoor tennis court. End your evening with a stroll down Quayside Isle, where you can also grab some snacks at the nearby Cold Storage and 7-Eleven.

Google Reviews
4.5
(1,687)
Address
11 Cove Drive, #01-01, Sentosa Cove, Singapore 098497
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$157

6. Equarius Hotel


Underwater view of marine animals


Image adapted from: @samie.59 & @pukumama0601 via Instagram

Unlike the other hotels, Equarius Hotel is conveniently located within Resorts World Sentosa, so you can easily walk over to S.E.A Aquarium or Universal Studios Singapore for a fun day out with the fam. Rates go from $488/night, and each spacious room comes with a private balcony.

Image adapted from: @applexu & @hchristine.ig via Instagram

For those who want to live out your Ariel dreams, consider booking the Ocean Suites (from $1,209/night). Instead of overlooking the sea, your room is inside the “sea”, so you’ll get to fall asleep watching Flounder and Ray-ray swimming around.

Admission Fee
From $424/night
Google Reviews
4.3
(1,669)
Address
8 Sentosa Gateway, Equarius Hotel, Singapore 098269
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$357

7. Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa


Renowned spa experience


Sofitel Singapore Sentosa (from $378/night) is strategically centred atop one of Sentosa’s tallest cliffs, giving you a bird’s eye view of the South China Sea while setting you up for a breathtaking staycation. This weekend getaway boasts French decor inspired by the world-renowned Parisian garden, Jardin du Luxembourg.

From chandeliers to fountains, this makes for that perfect romantic getaway you and your significant other have been pining for. And if you’re looking to cool off from the tropical heat which is a stark reminder of our humid climate, head to So SPA by Sofitel Singapore Sentosa for a solid session of pampering.

Address
2 Bukit Manis Road, Sentosa, 099891
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$325.83

8. Oasia Resort Sentosa


Japanese-style spa services


Image credit: Oasia Resort Sentosa

Just by Imbiah Station and near where the iconic Merlion statue used to stand is Oasia Resort Sentosa (from $378). The idyllic escape is best known for the Oasis Spa, an uber-luxe spa that does facials and scrubs with products from Japan.

The meditation room.
Image credit: Oasia Resort Sentosa

The spa also offers treatments and services from cryotherapy facials to bamboo scrubs. During your downtime, you can also head to the meditation lounge which uses the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, AKA forest bathing to make you feel like you’re amidst nature.

Deluxe room.
Image credit: Oasia Resort Sentosa

After your rejuvenating experience at the spa, you can retreat to the comfort of your room or suite that boasts a hybrid of colonial and contemporary decor.

Oasia Resort Sentosa
Admission Fee
From $243/Night.
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9. Capella Singapore


Luxury living tucked away in nature with epic infinity pools



The 3-tiered infinity pools here are an architectural marvel and overlook the South China Sea.
Image credit: Capella Singapore

Located right in the heart of a conservation site, Capella Singapore (from $1,020/night) brings together a lush, vibrant 30-acre rainforest and curved, modernistic buildings to give you a match made in resort heaven. Go for a swim in your own abundant pseudo-African watering hole at one of their three outdoor pools, surrounded by flora and fauna.


Image credit: Capella Singapore

The hotel’s lush lawns also feature wild peacocks roaming freely and artful sculptures dotting your surroundings. But if you’d like an even closer encounter with nature, head on nature trails all around the place, and get in touch with your inner nature lover.

Google Reviews
4.6
(2,021)
Address
1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098297
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$1098.17

10. W Singapore Sentosa Cove


Miami-esque pool open 24/7



Image credit: Josiah Neo

W Singapore Sentosa Cove (from $379/night) is a hidden gem, often holding splashy pool parties. Swing by and see for yourself; you’ll spot guests lounging and soaking up the sun at the WET Deck day club, which houses one of the largest resort pools in the country that’s open 24/7 for guests.

And just like Miami, W Singapore is known to be home to the trendiest eating and dining spots on the island. WOOBAR is the hotel’s stylish lounge bar where there’s always a spot for you to enjoy smooth grooves, inventive cocktails and invigorating conversations.

Visit from 3pm to 5pm daily to enjoy a delightful W Afternoon Tea set (from $58/pax) at the bar, while Saturday nights are reserved for funky live music performances to pair with your drinks.

Google Reviews
4.5
(2,649)
Address
21 Ocean Way, Singapore 098374
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$338

11. Amara Sanctuary


For a relaxing Bali-style weekend getaway



Couple Suite with private patio and pool access.

Image credit: Amara Hotels

Amara Sanctuary (from $327/night) will be your haven for that relaxing and rejuvenating staycation before you head back to work. Be transported to an island sanctuary on Sentosa without the 2-hour plane ride and get in tune with your inner happy place. Have your pick from soulful activities such as yoga or relaxing massage within the confines of nature.


Image credit: Amara Hotels

The colonial architecture of the resort also adds a sense of rustic elegance to your luxurious getaway. And with Palawan Beach only 3 minutes away, you’re in the right place to catch the picture-perfect sunset amongst the crashing waves.

Address
Sentosa Island, 1 Larkhill Rd, Singapore 099394
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$278.22

12. Siloso Beach Resort


Beachside hideaway with Madagascar vibes



Image credit: Siloso Beach Resort

Mention Madagascar and you’ll probably have visions of a tropical wonderland brimming with lush foliage and exotic flora and fauna thanks to the DreamWorks film. Recreate these scenes with a stay at the sustainable Siloso Beach Resort (from $178.50/night), a tranquil and rustic hideaway just steps away from the beachfront.

If you’re looking for a refreshing swim to ease your cluttered mind, take a dip in Singapore’s longest landscape pool. At 95m long, this pool is filled with natural spring water harvested from the hill this resort sits on.

You won’t have to travel all the way to ulu mountains for mineral-rich water when you can find it right here in Sentosa. In the evening, expect a spectacular 18m waterfall to gush soothing sounds as you chill on the daybed. It’ll be like a scene from the movies, we promise.

Google Reviews
4.2
(2,212)
Address
51 Imbiah Walk, Singapore 099538
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$178

13. Hotel Ora


Complimentary fitness classes & art workshops


Hotel Ora’s Deluxe Room.
Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa

Previously known as the Festive Hotel, Hotel Ora’s the new kid on the block as far as hotels in Sentosa goes, having just reopened in July 2023. Rooms-wise, they’ve got Deluxe Rooms which start from $411/night, but if you’re looking to splurge, the spacious Deluxe Suite (from $909/night) will more than suffice.

Regardless of your accommodations, you’ll be living lavishly just a stone’s throw away from attractions like Adventure Cove Water Park and Resorts World Sentosa.


Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa

Other nifty amenities within Hotel Ora include their tranquil co-working space which doubles as the perfect nook for remote working arrangements. Otherwise, catch a complimentary fitness class conducted at the Hotel Ora Gym, or sign up for their many artsy workshops which are also free to attend for hotel guests.


Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa

They’ve got a Leather Coin Pouch and Key Tag workshop conducted by Bynd Artisan, or craft your own bling at the Gemstone Chain Bracelet & Earring workshop led by the trained jewellers from Floral Knots.

Google Reviews
4.1
(190)
Address
8 Sentosa Gateway, Hotel Ora, Singapore 098269
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RECOMMENDED TICKETS AT S$312

How to get to your hotels in Sentosa?

Getting to your hotels in Sentosa is easy. Should you be driving yourself to your hotels, do note that you will have to pay for a Sentosa Island entry fee which starts from $2, based on what time you enter the island.

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If you’re opting for public transport, taking the Sentosa Express monorail is your best option. You can board the monorail at VivoCity level 3, and rides will cost you $4. Do note that the Sentosa Express monorail is not open 24/7; the first train departs at 7am, while the last train departs at 12am.

You can also take a direct bus to enter Sentosa, bus no. 123. You can board it from Bukit Merah bus interchange, and it’ll make stops at Resort World Sentosa, Village Hotel, and Sentosa Express’ Beach Station. Another bus you can take is the RWS8 bus, which you can board from bus stops at VivoCity, and it’ll bring you to Resorts World Sentosa.


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Also you might want to call your hotels to check if they have a shuttle bus service which can ferry you to their doorsteps. For instance, guests staying at The Outpost Hotel Sentosa can board a complimentary shuttle bus from locations like VivoCity and Resorts World Sentosa for a fuss-free ride to their hotel.

However, if you’re looking to return to your hotel after hours, your best bet is to call a private hire vehicle to bring you to your hotel. This is because the Sentosa Express monorail, as well as public buses and even hotel shuttle buses do not operate till late.

If you’d like to save on the Gateway fee or Sentosa Express monorail tickets, you can walk in and out of Sentosa via the Sentosa Boardwalk. It’s a relatively leisurely route complete with shelter and travelators, taking you to the nearby VivoCity in 15 minutes or less.


Where to stay in Sentosa

Whether it’s going on that “Balinese” retreat or midnight swims amongst nature, these 13 Sentosa hotels for staycay retreats are the perfect combination of relaxation and adventure. So don’t bother yourself with the tiresome travel details and visa woes, simply hop on over to our friendly neighbouring island for the staycation of your dreams.

Kickstart your staycation with these Sentosa hotels

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This post was brought to you by Sentosa.
Cover image adapted from: @thebarrackshotel via Instagram, Capella Singapore, Far East Hospitality.
Originally published on 24th July 2019 by Josiah Neo. Last updated by Khoo Yong Hao & Shannon Lee on 14th August 2024.

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