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This comes as no surprise for our award-winning city, but Singapore's luxury hotel scene has just scored another major win. Three of our city’s prestigious hotels – Raffles Hotel Singapore, The St. Regis Singapore and The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore – have been named Condé Nast Traveller Triple Crown properties, placing them among an elite group of hotels recognised as the very best in the world.
The Condé Nast Traveller Triple Crown is awarded only to hotels that have earned a spot on all three of its prestigious lists: the Hot List (best new hotels), the Gold List (editor favourites) and the Readers' Choice Awards (voted by travellers themselves). So it’s clear that it isn’t a casual award, but a rare achievement attained by only a handful of hotels worldwide.
Raffles Hotel Singapore is perhaps Singapore's most famous hotel. The establishment has spent more than a century perfecting the art of old-world luxury. With signature experiences such as its butler service, a visit to the Long Bar and the recent opening of 1887 by André, a new restaurant by Michelin-starred chef André Chiang, we can see why it made the list.
On the other hand, St. Regis Singapore, tucked between Orchard Road and the Singapore Botanic Gardens, is known for its museum-worthy art collection and a vibe that feels very much residential. Freshly updated with interiors inspired by the nearby Botanic Gardens, the hotel also happens to house two of the city's most talked-about dining spots – Sophia and Yan Ting.
If location is everything, The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore has it nailed. Overlooking Marina Bay, the waterfront hotel oversees some of our city's best skyline views. And not just that, think spacious rooms and the ever-popular Lantern rooftop bar – one that gives you a front-row seat to said postcard-perfect scenery.
Of course, Singapore isn’t the only destination to make the cut. Other hotels awarded the Condé Nast Traveller's Triple Crown title include House Amankora in Bhutan, Song Saa Private Island in Cambodia, Regent Beijing, W Hong Kong, Hyatt Regency Kyoto, among others. Check out the full list here.
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