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Hotels in Singapore: The Complete Guide for Malaysian Travellers
Singapore stands as one of the most visited destinations for Malaysians, and for good reason. This dazzling city-state packs world-class attractions, Michelin-starred dining, spectacular architecture, and immaculate gardens into an area smaller than Kuala Lumpur. Whether you are making a quick weekend trip from Johor Bahru or a longer holiday escape, Singapore delivers an unmatched urban travel experience. With Traveloka, you can browse over 1,400 hotels in Singapore with prices starting from as low as RM 90 per night, making it one of the most accessible premium destinations in the region for Malaysian travellers.
The city-state's currency is the Singapore Dollar (SGD), and at the current exchange rate of approximately SGD 1 to RM 3.50, even mid-range stays in Singapore translate to excellent value when booked early through Traveloka's best price guarantee. The city's efficient MRT system, world-famous food scene, and seamless cleanliness make it an ideal destination for solo travellers, couples, families, and business visitors alike.
Best Areas to Stay in Singapore
Marina Bay & City Centre
The Marina Bay area is Singapore's crown jewel and home to iconic landmarks such as Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and the Merlion. Staying in this district places you at the heart of the city's skyline and entertainment options. Hotels in this area typically range from RM 420 to RM 1,400 per night for luxury properties, though more affordable business hotels can be found from around RM 280 per night. This area is ideal for first-time visitors who want the quintessential Singapore experience.
Orchard Road
Orchard Road is Singapore's premier shopping belt and one of the most convenient locations for leisure travellers. The area is lined with luxury malls, international restaurants, and well-positioned hotels that offer easy access to the MRT. Expect hotel rates ranging from RM 350 to RM 900 per night for four- and five-star properties. This neighbourhood suits shoppers, families, and those wanting proximity to Singapore's retail heartland.
Chinatown & Tanjong Pagar
For budget-conscious Malaysian travellers, Chinatown and Tanjong Pagar offer excellent value without sacrificing connectivity. Budget and mid-range hotels in this area start from RM 90 to RM 250 per night, and the area is rich in heritage shophouses, affordable hawker food, and a thriving nightlife scene. The Tanjong Pagar MRT station connects you to the rest of Singapore in minutes.
Sentosa Island
Sentosa is Singapore's dedicated resort island, home to Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, and pristine beaches. Resorts on Sentosa cater primarily to families and luxury seekers, with prices ranging from RM 500 to RM 2,000 per night. Staying on the island offers an immersive resort experience with all major attractions within walking distance.
Little India & Bugis
Little India and Bugis are culturally vibrant neighbourhoods offering a blend of heritage, street food, and affordable lodging. Hotels here range from RM 120 to RM 320 per night, making them popular with Malaysian visitors who appreciate the familiar flavours of Indian and Malay cuisines available nearby.
Hotel Prices by Star Rating in Singapore
1-Star & Budget Hostels: From RM 90/night | Ideal for backpackers and solo travellers seeking basic but clean accommodation in central areas like Chinatown and Little India.
2-Star Hotels: From RM 130/night | Simple, no-frills hotels with essential amenities. Often found in Geylang, Lavender, and Jalan Besar areas.
3-Star Hotels: From RM 200/night | Mid-range properties offering comfortable rooms, Wi-Fi, and breakfast. Available across most districts including Clarke Quay and Bugis.
4-Star Hotels: From RM 350/night | Business-class amenities, swimming pools, gym facilities, and restaurants. Widely available in Orchard Road, Marina Bay, and CBD areas.
5-Star Hotels: From RM 550/night | World-class luxury featuring rooftop pools, spa facilities, multiple dining outlets, and iconic architecture. Marina Bay Sands and Capella Singapore define this tier.
Top Hotels in Singapore
Marina Bay Sands
Arguably the most recognisable hotel in Asia, Marina Bay Sands features the iconic rooftop infinity pool, three towers connected by the SkyPark, a casino, world-class restaurants, and direct access to The Shoppes mall. Rates start from approximately RM 1,100/night and the experience is unmatched for special occasions and bucket-list stays.
Capella Singapore
Set amid lush colonial heritage buildings on Sentosa Island, Capella Singapore is one of Asia's finest luxury resorts. With only 112 rooms and villas, it offers an exclusive, intimate experience. Rates begin at around RM 1,400/night and the resort is perfect for honeymoons and anniversary trips.
Raffles Hotel Singapore
A national landmark since 1887, the Raffles Hotel is synonymous with Singapore's colonial heritage. Recently restored, this legendary property offers stunning suites, the famous Long Bar where the Singapore Sling was invented, and impeccable service. Rates typically start from RM 1,700/night.
Park Royal Collection Marina Bay
A striking eco-hotel featuring sky gardens and terraced greenery cascading down its facade, Park Royal Collection Marina Bay blends sustainability with luxury. Rates start from approximately RM 550/night, offering excellent value in the Marina Bay precinct.
Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium
A reliable four-star option in the Outram area, the Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium offers well-appointed rooms, a large outdoor pool, and convenient access to both the CBD and Chinatown. Rates start from around RM 350/night.
The Warehouse Hotel
A boutique heritage hotel set in a converted 1895 warehouse along the Singapore River, The Warehouse Hotel delivers industrial-chic design with modern comforts. Rates start from approximately RM 560/night, ideal for design-conscious travellers seeking something unique.
Best Time to Visit Singapore
Singapore is a year-round destination with a tropical climate and temperatures consistently between 25°C and 32°C. The island receives rainfall throughout the year, but the two main rainy seasons fall between November and January (northeast monsoon) and April to June (inter-monsoon). The driest and most pleasant months are generally February, March, July, and August, making these ideal for outdoor sightseeing and beach visits on Sentosa.
For Malaysian travellers, school holiday periods such as June and December are the most popular travel windows but also carry higher hotel rates. Booking through Traveloka during shoulder months like March or September can yield savings of 20 to 30 percent compared to peak periods. Major events such as the Singapore Grand Prix (September) and Chinese New Year (January/February) create high demand, so early booking is strongly recommended during these periods.
Getting to Singapore from Malaysia
Singapore is exceptionally accessible from Malaysia with multiple transport options. The most popular route for Malaysians is by road via the Causeway from Johor Bahru, which takes approximately 30 to 60 minutes depending on traffic and immigration queue times. Buses from KL Sentral and JB Larkin Terminal run frequently throughout the day. Driving and crossing via the Second Link (Tuas) is also an option from western Johor.
By air, flights from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and klia2 to Changi Airport take approximately 50 minutes. Airlines including Malaysia Airlines, AirAsia, and Batik Air operate multiple daily flights, with fares as low as RM 80 one-way when booked in advance. From Penang, Kota Kinabalu, and Kuching, regular direct flights to Changi are also available.
The KTM ETS train no longer runs cross-border directly, but travellers can take the train to JB Sentral and connect via the Johor–Singapore Causeway bus to Woodlands or by RTS Link (Rail Transit System) connecting JB Sentral directly to Woodlands North MRT station.
Top Attractions in Singapore
Gardens by the Bay is Singapore's showpiece park featuring the iconic Supertrees, the Flower Dome, and Cloud Forest conservatories. Entry to the outdoor gardens is free, while the conservatories charge a modest admission fee. The nightly Garden Rhapsody light show is a must-see and free of charge.
Universal Studios Singapore on Sentosa Island is Southeast Asia's first Universal Studios theme park and a top draw for families. Featuring zones themed around Hollywood, Madagascar, and Transformers, it promises a full day of entertainment.
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline and is accessible for a fee even if you are not staying at the hotel.
Singapore Zoo and Night Safari are world-renowned for their open-concept naturalistic enclosures. The Night Safari, in particular, is the world's first nocturnal wildlife park and a uniquely Singapore experience.
Sentosa Beaches — Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach, and Tanjong Beach — offer a refreshing beach escape within the city, complete with beach bars, water sports, and resort dining.
Hawker Centres such as Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat, and Old Airport Road Food Centre showcase Singapore's UNESCO-recognised hawker culture and are essential stops for Malaysians who appreciate the shared culinary heritage of the region.
Tips for Malaysian Travellers Visiting Singapore
Malaysian citizens do not require a visa to enter Singapore and can stay for up to 30 days on a Social Visit Pass. Bring your Malaysian passport or MyKad (valid for entry via land checkpoints only). The Singapore Dollar is the local currency; most Malaysian banks offer competitive exchange rates, and money changers at Berjaya Times Square, Suria KLCC, and JB City Square typically offer better rates than airport counters.
Purchase an EZ-Link card upon arrival at any MRT station to enjoy seamless travel on buses and trains across the island. Singapore's MRT covers virtually every major tourist and shopping area, making it easy to get around without taxis. Mobile data users can also purchase SIM cards at Changi Airport or 7-Eleven outlets.
Note that Singapore's laws are strictly enforced. Chewing gum is restricted, jaywalking carries fines, and smoking is prohibited in most public areas. Respect these regulations to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip. Book all Singapore hotels through Traveloka for the best rates in Ringgit Malaysia with flexible payment options including FPX, credit cards, and Traveloka PayLater.
