Survey reveals priciest hotels in Singapore (2026 Update)

Updated: September 13, 2026

Raffles Singapore is the most expensive hotel in Singapore, according to a newly updated 2026 survey by Luxury-Hotels.com.

The survey compared prices at all luxury hotels across the island city-state off southern Malaysia, based on their rates for the most affordable double room during September 2026 – the month when Singapore hotels tend to be at their priciest.

With a minimum rate of $1,420 per night for the least expensive room, Raffles Singapore confidently leads the rankings. A globally recognized icon of heritage and prestige, the hotel continues to offer unparalleled elegance, legendary service, and exclusive dining options that justify its top-tier price tag.

Second and third on the list of the most expensive hotels in Singapore are the architectural marvel Marina Bay Sands ($1,103) and the highly exclusive Raffles Sentosa Singapore ($999), respectively. Both properties offer vastly different but equally lavish experiences, from rooftop infinity pools overlooking the city skyline to serene island getaways.

The following table shows the 10 most expensive luxury hotels in Singapore. The rates shown alongside each hotel reflect the price for the cheapest available double room during September 2026.

Rank	Name of Hotel	Location	Avg. rate/ night
1.	Raffles Singapore	Singapore	$1,420
2.	Marina Bay Sands	Singapore	$1,103
3.	Raffles Sentosa Singapore	Singapore	$999
4.	Resorts World Sentosa - Equarius Villas	Singapore	$900
5.	Mandarin Oriental, Singapore	Singapore	$763
6.	Crockfords Tower	Singapore	$524
7.	The Fullerton Bay Hotel	Singapore	$481
8.	Capella Singpaore	Singapore	$412
9.	Sofitel City Center	Singapore	$369
10.	JW Marriott Hotel South Beach	Singapore	$319

About the survey:
The survey was conducted and updated for 2026, comparing prices at every hotel in Singapore with more than 10 rooms. For each hotel, the cheapest available rate for a double room during the peak month of September was recorded, based on prices given by leading hotel booking websites. Three-night stays were used for comparison, excluding Sunday-Tuesday. Readers should be aware that more affordable rates may be available for stays of four nights or more.

Conclusion:
As the 2026 survey demonstrates, Singapore remains a global powerhouse for luxury hospitality. With iconic heritage properties like Raffles leading the market alongside modern architectural marvels like Marina Bay Sands, the city-state offers an unparalleled blend of historic charm and contemporary extravagance. These top-tier rates reflect the premium services, exquisite dining, and highly exclusive experiences that await elite travelers in Singapore.