This comes as no shock for our award-winning metropolis, however Singapore’s luxurious lodge scene has simply scored one other main win. Three of our metropolis’s prestigious resorts – Raffles Hotel Singapore, The St. Regis Singapore and The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore – have been named Condé Nast Traveller Triple Crown properties, putting them amongst an elite group of resorts recognised as the easiest on this planet.
The Condé Nast Traveller Triple Crown is awarded solely to resorts which have earned a spot on all three of its prestigious lists: the Hot List (greatest new resorts), the Gold List (editor favourites) and the Readers’ Choice Awards (voted by travellers themselves). So it’s clear that it isn’t an informal award, however a uncommon achievement attained by solely a handful of resorts worldwide.
Raffles Hotel Singapore is probably Singapore’s most well-known lodge. The institution has spent greater than a century perfecting the artwork of old-world luxurious. With signature experiences similar to its butler service, a go to to the Long Bar and the recent opening of 1887 by André, a brand new restaurant by Michelin-starred chef André Chiang, we will see why it made the record.
On the opposite hand, St. Regis Singapore, tucked between Orchard Road and the Singapore Botanic Gardens, is understood for its museum-worthy artwork assortment and a vibe that feels very a lot residential. Freshly up to date with interiors impressed by the close by Botanic Gardens, the lodge additionally occurs to accommodate two of the town’s most talked-about eating spots – Sophia and Yan Ting.
If location is the whole lot, The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore has it nailed. Overlooking Marina Bay, the waterfront lodge oversees a few of our metropolis’s greatest skyline views. And not simply that, suppose spacious rooms and the ever-popular Lantern rooftop bar – one that offers you a front-row seat to mentioned postcard-perfect surroundings.
Of course, Singapore isn’t the one vacation spot to make the reduce. Other resorts awarded the Condé Nast Traveller’s Triple Crown title embrace House Amankora in Bhutan, Song Saa Private Island in Cambodia, Regent Beijing, W Hong Kong, Hyatt Regency Kyoto, amongst others. Check out the total record here.
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