Raffles Singapore, Singapore

Raffles Singapore, Singapore

9.2/10 GUEST SCORE

The 1887 colonial-era Singapore flagship — 115 suites across heritage buildings, reopened in 2019 after a two-year restoration.

BrandRaffles Hotels & Resorts
DestinationSingapore
RegionAsia
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingHistoric luxury hotel
Best ForHeritage-hotel collectors, repeat Singapore visitors seeking the flagship property, couples on milestone trips who want butler service and suite-only accommodation.
PrivacyHigh
ServiceLegendary Raffles butler service
ButlerPersonalized butler service
Private PoolNo
Built1887
Renovated2019

Raffles Singapore opened in 1887 as one of colonial Asia's grand hotels, the property that gave the brand its name and launched the Singapore Sling. The hotel closed in 2017 for a two-year restoration, reopening in 2019 with 115 suites across the original heritage buildings and palm-shaded courtyard

Key Features

Dining

Signature Experience

Walking the palm-shaded courtyards between heritage buildings — the spatial layout and colonial architecture remain structurally unchanged from the 1887 original.

The original 1887 property that defined the Raffles brand, with colonial-era architecture and palm gardens intact after the 2019 restoration. All-suite configuration with butler service as standard, in a city where most luxury competitors run conventional room-and-suite splits.

Signature Suite: Courtyard Suites

Views: Garden views, Furnishings: Antique furnishings, Services: Legendary Raffles Butler Service, Access: Direct and easy access to the Main Building and iconic facilities

Accolades

Worlds Leading Landmark Hotel 2020 (World Travel Awards 2020), Global Recognition Award for heritage suites, palm gardens, and personalized butler service, Conde Nast Hot List award in 2021

Vibe: Colonial-Heritage, All-Suite, Butler-Service, Palm-Courtyard

Featured In Our Collections

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When to Visit Singapore

Best time: The best time for ultra-luxury travel is from February to April due to pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

Demand: Luxury travellers typically seek Singapore during its drier months, leading to high demand from March to August.

Pricing: Ultra-luxury property prices peak during the high-demand months of March to August.

Insider tip: Consider booking private experiences during the Formula 1 Grand Prix in September for an exclusive taste of Singapore's luxury lifestyle.

Avoid: Avoid visiting from November to January due to increased rainfall and crowded tourist spots.

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