26 hotels now approved for Singapore staycations

Staycation options for Singapore residents keep on growing, as the STB’s approved hotel list now numbers 26 properties in total. This comes after eight more hotels were added today, among them some popular names like the Fairmont and Mandarin Orchard. 

Which hotels are approved for staycations?

The following 26 hotels are now approved to take staycation guests, effective immediately:

• Capella Hotel, Singapore
• Crockfords Tower 
• Fairmont Singapore (New)
• Grand Hyatt Singapore (New)
• Hotel Michael (New)
• Hotel NuVe
• Hotel YAN
• lyf Funan Singapore
• Mandarin Orchard Singapore (New)
• Marina Bay Sands Singapore
• M Social Hotel Singapore (New)
• Oakwood Premier AMTD Singapore (New)
• Oasia Hotel Downtown
• ONE15 Marina Club
• Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road
• PARKROYAL On Beach Road
• Raffles Hotel Singapore
• Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel
• Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa
• The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore (New)
• The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore
• The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
• The Quay Hotel (New)
• The St. Regis Singapore
• The Warehouse Hotel
• W Singapore Sentosa Cove Hotel

New to the list are budget options like The Quay Hotel, a serviced apartment option in the Oakwood Premier, and some familiar names in the Grand Hyatt, Fairmont, Mandarin Orchard and M Social. Sentosa gets yet another option with the Hotel Michael, although I’m sure no one’s complaining. 

Here’s a map showing the geographical spread of staycation-approved hotels now. 

For the latest list, be sure to refer to the STB’s official page of hotels approved for staycations

See the list of hotels approved for staycations here

What staycation deals are on offer?

I’ve compiled a comprehensive article detailing the various staycation deals available, a list which gets updated daily as more packages come in. 

In the post you’ll also find some tips on finding the best rates, as well as what you can expect during your staycation. 

What will the staycation experience be like?

The STB has published an extensive list of regulations that hotels must comply with before they can accept staycation guests.

I’ve covered the details here, but you can expect things like:

• Staggered check-in/out timings
• Capacity constraints on pool and gym usage
• Contactless delivery of room service and other amenities
• Modified club lounge happy hours
• No breakfast buffets

Get ready for Phase 2 staycations: What to expect from Singapore hotels

It won’t be the same as it was before, but you can expect smaller crowds and an almost religious devotion to cleanliness. 

Conclusion

While most of the approved hotels so far are in the mid-priced to luxury range, it’s good to see some lower budget options getting added. It’s possible to find sub-$100 rates (before taxes and service charge) at the Hotel NuVe, Hotel YAN and The Quay Hotel for example, which gives more options to those looking for a cheaper staycation. 

Which hotel are you looking forward to visiting?