Singapore Hotels

Thank you for visiting tropicalcities.com, your one-stop station for Singapore hotels, flights and tour packages bookings. You can reserve hotel rooms at different tourist hot spots in Singapore like Orchard Road area, Little India, China Town and City area. We have also categorize hotels into different star categories if you prefer to search this way.

Among the 230 Hotels providing 37,000 rooms are 30 internationally rate 5-star hotels and many more 3 to 4-star hotels concentrated in the prime Orchard Road entertainment belt and the City area (Colonial and Financial District). There are also many budget hotels at the outer layer.

Enjoy surfing and hope you have a pleasant holiday in Singapore.

Hotels in Little India The stretch of Serangoon road starting from Albert Court Hotel to Mustafa Centre is the famous little India, an area that is rich in both culture and religion, many Hindu temples and mosques are located here, this is also the earliest Indian settlement in Singapore. It is still today an important rendezvous spot for many Indians in Singapore. Hotels in Little India are mostly 2 to 3 stars like the Perak Hotel and Fragrance Hotel, favorite for backpackers.	Hotels Near Orchard Road Orchard Road used to be a fruit tree plantation in the 19 century. Today you will be sure of a fruitful time hunting down great buys here. It is still shaded by lush tropical trees on both sides, and beyond the trees are many shopping malls and hotels. Orchard Road has the highest concentration of Hotels in Singapore. Many international hotel chains can be found here like the Shangri-la Hotel and Hilton Hotel.	Hotels in Singapore City More than 180 years after Raffles founded Singapore, the city state is still govern from the colonial district he established along the north bank of Singapore River. 2 of the hotels in the area were also designated a national monuments ( Raffles Hotel and The Fullerton Hotel). And just beside the City Hall stands the 226 meters Swissotel Stamford Hotel, the tallest of all Singapore Hotels.
Singapore Hotels in China Town China Town was designated as the settlement for Chinese Immigrants in the early 19 century, of course they are now everwhere in Singapore. But China Town still retains many of its traditional businesses and charms. China Town has a wide varieties of hotels ranging from the 2 star hotel like the Hotel 81 to the 5 star like the Scarlet Boutique Hotel, listed on the Conde Nast Traveller UK as one of the best new hotels in the world.	Hotels Sentosa Island Almost every tourist will visit the Sentosa Island just south of the city. It is Singapore's premier island resort with many museums, parks and heritage sites, but most important of all are the beautiful white sandy beaches facing the South China Sea, a Mecca for watersports lovers. There are many hotels on Sentosa Island, but the most popular of all is the Rasa Sentosa Resort at the Siloso Beach. The Siloso Beach Resort is also conveniently located along the beach. For more up market accommodations The Sentosa Resort and SPA is a good choice.	Cheap Hotels in Singapore Travelling on a budget? No problems, there is often no correlation between a hotel room's price and the pleasure it delivers. The are many cheap hotels in Singapore, many of them are run by the Hotel 81 chain and the Fragrance Hotel chain. Hotel 81 Chinatown and Fragrance Hotel Selegie are both popular among budget travellers and backpackers.

Singapore Hotels news

---January 2009---
Resorts World at Sentosa on-track to open in early 2010. Located on Sentosa island and when fully completed, Resorts World will boast Universal Studios Singapore; the world’s largest oceanarium, Marine Life Park; a world class maritime museum, a water theme park, a luxury wellness spa, accommodation options spanning six hotels and 1,800 rooms, world-class entertainment and an unparalleled array of dining and shopping outlets.
Just a short 20-minute ride away from Changi International Airport, Resorts World is also neighbour to attractions that range from two championship golf courses at the Sentosa Golf Club, Singapore largest shopping mall, VivoCity and Singapore’s largest nightspot, St James Power Station.

---November 2008---
After a meeting with the Singapore Government officials, Las Vegas Sands Corp reaffirmed its commitment to the Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort project which includes a hotel with 2600 rooms and a casino with up to 1000 gaming tables despite the economic downturn. The hotel will also have a sky park set atop of the hotel towers, offering visitors 360-degree views of Singapore's skyline.

--- October 2008---
The Pan Pacific Hotel Singapore Won the Asia's Leading Business Hotel for the third year this year. One of the most comprehensive and prestigious travel awards ceremonies, the World Travel Awards aims to acknowledge, reward and celebrate laudable global achievements in the travel industry. 167,000 guests and travel professionals in over 190 countries worldwide were invited to participate in the voting process.

Mr Ivan Lee, General Manager, said: We are proud to celebrate this achievement for the third consecutive year as we continue to improve the benchmarks of excellence, distinguishing Pan Pacific Singapore as a hotel of choice. This award reaffirms the hotel's success with guests by providing personalised care, representing recognition of the ongoing education process, consistent efforts and teamwork by the associates.

---15 October 2008---
Park Hotel Clarke Quay, the newest addition to Park Hotel Group's portfolio in Singapore, is gearing up for its opening in March 2009. When it opens, Park Hotel Clarke Quay will be a refreshing addition to what is already Singapore's most vibrant lifestyle enclave - Clarke Quay.

Park Hotel Clarke Quay is Park Hotel Group's third property in Singapore, after Park Hotel Orchard, Singapore and Grand Plaza Park Hotel City Hall, Singapore.

---1 July 2008---
Singapore hotel sector continued to show strong results from January to June 2008, The Average Room Rate ARR for the first six months of 2008 was estimated at S$248, an increase of 29.6% over January to June 2007. The Average Occupancy Rate (AOR) for hotels was estimated at 83% as at June 2008.

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