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Designed by Foster + Partners, the resort combines two 1880s colonial buildings (former British officers' quarters) with contemporary wings, set in the rainforest. Villas with private pools and views over the strait.
Official websitecapellahotels.com→Singapore's first all-villa resort: 62 villas with private pools facing the South China Sea, opened in 2025 with butler service.
Official websiteraffles.com→A design hotel on the Sentosa Cove marina, surrounded by tropical gardens, with a rooftop pool and the SKIRT grill restaurant.
Official websitemarriott.com→A large resort set right on Siloso Beach, with 454 rooms and suites, a kids' club and water sports close at hand.
Official websiteshangri-la.com→A French-style resort perched on the island's southern tip, next to the golf course, surrounded by gardens where peacocks roam, with a vast spa.
Official websitesofitel-singapore-sentosa.com→An all-suite resort opened in October 2025 on the site of the former Hard Rock Hotel, the first Luxury Collection property in Singapore, with a BODHI spa.
Official websitemarriott.com→An all-suite tower (66 to 228 m²), with steam-room bathrooms and a villa with a pool-lounge, above the casino.
Official websiterwsentosa.com→A nature-focused hotel on the edge of a tropical forest, near the Oceanarium and Adventure Cove; its Ocean Suites (overlooking an aquarium tank) and TreeTop Lofts (12 m up in the trees) are popular with families.
Official websiterwsentosa.com→A hotel designed by architect Michael Graves, with art-gallery-style rooms and included access to the Adventure Cove water park. Undergoing renovation in 2026 (pool closed).
Official websiterwsentosa.com→The former Festive Hotel, renovated and renamed, designed to combine work and leisure, with rooms of 32 to 64 m² and priority access to the resort's attractions.
Official websiterwsentosa.com→40 rooms set in two 1904 colonial barracks, among lawns and greenery, in a peaceful spot a short walk from Palawan Beach.
Official websitethebarrackshotel.com.sg→A resort nestled in the forest, with some rooms in restored former colonial buildings, and several pools.
Official websiteamarahotels.com→A hotel designed for adults, above Palawan Beach, with an adults-only Sky Pool and the 1-Altitude Coast rooftop pool bar.
Official websitetheoutposthotel.com.sg→A wellness-focused resort, with yoga and aqua-aerobics classes and a 22.5 m pool, a few minutes' walk from the beaches.
Official websiteoasiahotels.com→The most affordable of the Palawan Ridge hotels, designed for families with its four themed pools, a few minutes from the beaches.
Official websitevillagehotels.asia→An independent, eco-friendly resort, certified for sustainable tourism, nestled in greenery a stone's throw from Siloso Beach.
Official websitesilosobeachresort.com→Sentosa has only around fifteen hotels, almost all upmarket: palaces in the forest, Resorts World to the north, and former British barracks turned into boutique hotels near Palawan. There are no hostels or capsules on the island: on a tight budget, it's better to stay in the city (see Where to stay in Singapore) and walk over via the Boardwalk. Guests of the island's hotels do not pay the entry fee.
Header photo: Resorts World Sentosa from the air — Mohit Sharma, CC BY-SA 3.0 / Wikimedia Commons