If you want an authentic experience on your staycation in Singapore, you should absolutely consider boutique hotels. They may not be as famous as all the chain hotels in Singapore, but it doesn’t mean that their quality is low. In fact, they are the best place where you can feel the most authentic Singapore!

There are several points that make a boutique hotel. First of all, it is often not that big. The number of rooms inside are not that many, maybe around 100 rooms or even less. The setting will offer more intimacy (since it is not that big). Plus, the design and the decoration are often very unique–more unique than the regular hotel.

At first, a boutique hotel may be destined for middle-class travelers, budget-wise it can accommodate the needs of the tourist. But as time goes by, boutique hotels upgrade themselves and start to create an exclusive image, to grab the remaining market and compete with common hotels which have established their image continuously.

Lucky for us, Singapore has so many best boutique hotels. Let’s take a look!

A boutique hotel in Singapore resonates with its multicultural people and vibrant districts that are spreading all over the country. The contemporary hotel can be the best substitute to hotel chains, especially in the visual appearance.

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A Sultan can be defined as a king. This is exactly the first impression that you would have when you visit this boutique hotel in Singapore. The fashionable interior and stylish approach create a nostalgia of the charm of an old Singapore. With tall pillars and an old school shutter window, The Sultan is the first example of the boutique hotel in Singapore.

From the outside it may be a nostalgic feeling, but when you decide to stay and check in, it has more than basic amenities: fully wooden furniture, and an iPod dock.

You can find The Sultan hotel in Kampong Glam. Its prominent location can make your travelling story compelling without tiring you out. It's only 7 minutes away from the nearest MRT station.

You can experience The Sultan as a part of a boutique hotel Singapore starting from SG$ 139 per night, depending on which night that you are checking in or the season.

This boutique hotel in Singapore will be suitable for you who want to experience Chinatown. KeSa House is a boutique hotel in Singapore that's located near Chinatown in Singapore.

There are many tourist attractions that make KeSa Hotel promising. It is located 12-minutes away from religious landmarks, Sri Mariamman Temple, less than 1 kilometer to the Chinatown and Singapore City Gallery.

The strategic location is not the only feature that makes KeSa Hotel interesting. The property itself is non-smoking and all rooms include a private bathroom. If you get lucky, you will get a room with a terrace since it's only available in several rooms.

Interested in staying in KeSa Hotel? You can spend around S$ 306.02 per night here.

Singapore really takes care of their boutique hotel in terms of providing alternatives in several locations. Hotel Yan is the third boutique hotel in Singapore that we recommend.

The industrial architecture approach by the Hotel Yan is really compelling and has a luxurious touch, just enough to make the tourists keep coming back. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom and a bidet, adjusting the needs of Asian tourists.

If you like Little India, Hotel Yan can be your place to stay since it's only 600 metres away! So, book your rooms now! The price to stay here starts from S$ 161.33.

Hmlet Cantonment is one of the boutique hotels in Singapore that support the ecosystem, while also having historical value. It is the newest co-living space in town.

If a tourist or a guest check in in this hotel, they probably wouldn’t have guessed the landmarks before Hmlet Cantonment was built. In the 1950s, before it welcomed many people from around the world, there was a school in this location.

Hmlet Cantonment commitment doesn’t stop on historical aspects, but also on the environment. Some of the furniture that is available in this boutique hotel comes from Forest Stewardship Council, a non-profit organization established in 1993 that promotes responsible management of the world’s forest.

The nature-conscious environment impacts the facility, there is a common canteen, yoga and fitness studio. They also give the guests an outdoor lounge and pool.

If you want to experience all of the things mentioned above, make sure to visit Hmlet Cantonment that is located at Cantonment RD with the starting price being SG$ 123.25 to SG$ 320.

At first, you would have thought that Naumi Hotel is just an ordinary boutique hotel. Once you are there you would feel how much of an effort it takes in order to give the traveller or tourist the kind of services that they wish for.

Their unique rooms are the reason why you should pick Naumi Hotel for your next staycation in Singapore. They even have the one that is inspired by Andy Warhol: the colorful Eden & Nirwana. Another great room option comes with a monochromatic look and it is inspired by the stylish Coco Chanel: Gabrielle & Camellia.

Restaurants and bars are available to complete your stay. There is also an infinity pool at the rooftop with a bar at the poolside. To explore more culinaire, visit Florian, the in-house Italian restaurant that is not only the best inside the hotel, but also the best in the city!

The room rates here start from S$ 402.64.

If there is one thing in Singapore that is worth to look at and to take an example from, is the fact that they really understand how to maximize and restore old landmarks that no longer have use to something more compelling and economically beneficial.

If there is one thing in Singapore that is worth to look at and to take an example from, is the fact that they really understand how to maximize and restore old landmarks that no longer have use to something more compelling and economically beneficial.

This is exactly what happens to Wanderlust, a boutique hotel in Singapore that was built on a building that’s almost 3 centuries old. Its purpose is to serve the best and memorable services so the hint of the old building is still there, but equipped with a modern touch that creates a sense of comfort.

Wanderlust also accommodates the needs of your travels based on how much guests are involved. There are Loft category, Studio category and the intimate Wanderlust Room. These three rooms are visually enchanting, so you won’t get bored once you decide to stay in Wanderlust.

The room price per night here is around S$ 341.33.

The Vagabond Club does not only sound cool, but also the vibe that it brings is like you travel to the past. Located in Jalan Besar, this boutique hotel enhances its luxurious area with so many movies, like properties and furniture.

The outer look of The Vagabond Club has a bold approach that makes the first impression easily spotted by the tourist and passerby. The twin rhinoceros up to the reception desk, accompanied by banyan trees complement the pillar and the majestic ceiling.

To encapsulate the charm of The Vagabond Club, they also have a cool bar with the name The Whiskey Library, and live to its expectation since they stored around 1000 bottles of drinks that some of them had won many awards. The room price per night here starts from S$ 516.77.

The restoration of an old building to a boutique hotel is a common thing. After The Vagabond Hotel, there is also Ann Siang House that is located in Telok Ayer. Before becoming a boutique hotel, Ann Siang House used to be a hereditary shop house. The remnants of the shop house will be found once you step into the hotel.

Ann Siang House is also a boutique hotel that is fairly strategic. Less than 0.5 km away, you can visit Chinatown Heritage Centre and use Telok Ayer MRT Station. There are also religious landmarks such as Buddha Tooth Relic Temple that is only 220 metres away.

The complimentary mini-bar, flat screen TV and bluetooth speaker are three things that will be included in your room once you check-in. You can also request a luggage storage while exploring the surrounding area of Ann Siang House, trying the shopping and dining options that are available.

The price of stay in Ann Siang House ranges from SG$ 162 to 470, depending on which day and what season you check-in.

The glorious and modern looks are enhanced in Quincy Hotel. LED-illuminated lights will greet you at the pool which makes the first thought that pops up in your mind is the quirkiness yet delightful exclusivity. Each room in Quincy Hotel is equipped with a flat screen cable television and a complimentary minibar.

The location can also be a part of your consideration, since it is relatively close to Orchard Road, which will be an easy access for you to visit many prominent locations in Singapore. Whether it is a boutique, local labels, or chocolate stores.

As a boutique hotel, Quincy Hotel has everything that you are looking for. The gym, the infinity pool, the steam and sauna, the Lounge (where you can enjoy your complimentary breakfast), and the alfresco area and Quincy Lawn.

Staying here, you have to prepare your budget starting from S$ 380.17.

The next best boutique hotel in Singapore is Lloyd’s Inn. With only 34 rooms inside this boutique hotel, you will have a pleasant stay only steps away from the famous Orchard Road.

Lloyd’s Inn is a very homey accommodation. The types of rooms are plenty. The rooms are all bright and full of white color. Our favorite rooms are The Big Garden Room and The Patio Room (Loft). The Big Garden Room is equipped with a private outdoor area and it is enough for 3 to 4 people staying inside.

The Patio Room (Loft) is a room with a king bed option only. It also has a private patio where you can sit and talk and an outdoor bathtub to relax. It’s a perfect place to spend a romantic getaway in the city.

The price per night in Lloyd’s Inn starts from S$ 264.73. During your stay, you will have the complimentary breakfast in a cafe nearby: Artisan Boulangerie Co.. The hotel will give you the breakfast coupon and you can exchange it with a nice breakfast consisting of pastries and coffee.

The Warehouse Hotel is definitely a boutique hotel in Singapore that you should visit once. It is located in Robertson Quay, close to the Singapore River. That’s why you can pick a room with a river view.

The Warehouse Hotel is housed in a restored old building. The hotel has a strong industrial style on the building and decoration, making it very eye-catchy to be put on your Instagram feed.

We really are falling in love with all the room options here. Our favorite is the River View Suite, the largest one, and the River View Mezzanine, the one that has a library on its second level.

As one of the best boutique hotels in Singapore, The Warehouse Hotel has several in-house restaurants and bars. Po is the name of its restaurant that serves the best Singaporean menu. Taste their Wagyu Cheek Rendang or simply pick the Laksa.

The price per night here starts from S$ 516.39.

On the East Coast, you will find the best boutique hotel in Singapore that is Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong. The hotel combines the modern style with Peranakan culture, making it very unique to stay here.

We really love the room, especially the picture on the wall that is typical of the hotel. The high windows inside the room will let you enjoy the view clearly.

The other thing that makes us like this hotel even more is the great facilities that you won’t probably find easily in other boutique hotels in Singapore. Here, you can enjoy the unblock view from the infinity pool. The gym will wait for you to sweat up together. Also, Baba Chews is the best restaurant. It serves Singaporean dishes, classic Western, and so many kinds of beverages.

The price per night in Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong starts from S$ 246. Aside from all the unique rooms and the great facilities, do you know that this boutique hotel is housed in a former Joo Chiat Police Station?

Lastly, the best boutique hotel in Singapore goes to Hotel Clovers The Arts. Located between Boat Quay and Clarke Quay, this hotel is indeed full of arts, just like the name suggests.

You will be more assured after you see the wall of the hotel. It is already full of art, hence it will be suitable for art lovers. Don’t stop at the outside wall, the art will continue to stunned you once you enter your room. Hotel Clovers The Arts have asked for professional artists to work their art for each of the hotel rooms.

Also, you can find a lot of different kinds of arts, from manga, street art, to retro. This is what makes this boutique hotel in Singapore getting more and more interesting.

Other than the artsy rooms (you should check their best room: The Arts King), you will also enjoy their rooftop garden while getting some fresh air. Hotel Clovers The Arts price per night starts from S$ 84.74. Very affordable, right?

Of course, Traveloka will be your best friend to book any hotels you want, including all the boutique hotels in Singapore. You can check for all hotels in Singapore and find your desired boutique hotels.