The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
Hotel · Marina Centre ·
Luxury hotel with stunning bay views, art collection, spa
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Luxury hotel with stunning bay views, art collection, spa
"A Kevin Roche–designed luxury property known for sumptuous rooms with feng shui–inspired octagonal bay-facing bathroom windows, butler-drawn baths, and expansive Premier Suites; the hotel features a triple-tiered pool and the only La Mer Spa in the Asia-Pacific, which offers signature treatments like the Cello Concerto synchronized to live cello music. Art is central—guests can join daily tours of a 4,200-piece collection including works by Warhol, Hockney, Chihuly, and Frank Stella—and dining highlights include the one-Michelin-star Cantonese restaurant Summer Pavilion and Colony’s nasi lemak breakfast station." - Charlene Fang
"Geographically speaking, proximity to the races is unbeatable here—just minutes by foot from the F1 Pit Building and nearby grandstands—making it ideal for lucky ticket-holders (and, if hearsay is true, Formula One teams as well). The property strikes a deft balance of contemporary, luxurious, and high-tech throughout." - Alvin Lim
"A concept‑driven hotel bar that channels 1960s art, cinema, fashion, and music through its cocktails, blending storytelling with service; cocktails such as an Andy Warhol–inspired Velvet Underground riff—combining rye, cherry, banana, and layered bitters—illustrate how pop‑culture themes inform decadent, well‑composed drinks." - Tyler Zielinski
"How did it strike you on arrival?The lobby is vast, bright and palatial. There are shiny marble floors and opulent gold accents, but what the eye is drawn to is the dramatic vaulted glass ceiling. It’s like you’re in the Crystal Palace of the 1851 World’s Fair, only instead of the wares of 14,000 exhibitors, you have over 4,000 artworks to eyeball – one of the largest contemporary art collections in Southeast Asia. What’s the crowd like?Luxury lovers, honeymooners, business and brand-loyal travelers. The good stuff: Tell us about your room.My spacious Deluxe Marina room had polished wooden floors and was decorated in polite creams and beiges - nothing to distract from the main event: A fabulous view of the Marina Bay area. The Marina Bay Sands nightly light show was visible from the room. We’re craving some deep, restorative sleep. They got us?It was massive, with cool 300 thread count sheets and a feather topper that could be removed if you like your mattress firm. A treat for the body after a full day out. Please tell us the bathroom won’t let us down.Large, marble, and luxurious in an old-school kind of way. Very plush robes and lovely citrusy Asprey Purple Water products. The standout feature was a bathtub set against a huge hexagonal window, perfect for that Instagram pic. For $4,421 you can get the ultimate champagne experience in it - have the tub filled with Moet & Chandon bubbly, with a bottle of Dom Perignon on the side for you to drink. We all need some good Wi-Fi. What’s the word on that?Fast and free! Anything stand out about other services and features? Whether it’s childcare, gyms, spas, even parking—whatever stuck with you.Extensive gym with a dedicated yoga room and thoughtful touches like fruit and fruit-infused water. There's a pool with an overwater cover for events. The spa offers several signature experiences including one accompanied by a live cello performance. It's also the only La Mer partner spa in Asia-Pacific. What was most memorable—or heartbreaking—about your stay?Memorable: The consistently brilliant service and ending each day with a soak in that tub. Bottom line: worth it?If you're a fan of classic luxury it doesn't get better than this: Staff attending to your every whim, a plush room with the country's most iconic view and the convenience of being connected to one of Singapore's prime tourist areas (there's even a direct linkway to the Millenia Walk mall)." - Audrey Phoon
"A striking skyscraper by Pritzker laureate Kevin Roche, this hotel rises above seven acres of Marina Centre gardens to define the new business and commercial hub, embodying modernist design harmonised by contemporary interiors of sleek timber accents and Tibetan-inspired woven rugs in place of customary European antiques. Traditional hotel art gives way to captivating works by Frank Stella, David Hockney, and Andy Warhol, while comprehensive business and fitness facilities support service that embodies the Ritz-Carlton’s epitome of excellence." - Mikka Wee