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The 7 Best Budget-Friendly Hotels in Singapore

The 7 Best Budget-Friendly Hotels in Singapore

Chester Ollivier |
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The 7 Best Budget-Friendly Hotels in Singapore

Singapore is a city-state located in Southeast Asia on the tip of the Malay Peninsula. One of the most popular destinations in Asia for trade, business and tourism, Singapore has a reputation for being an expensive place to both visit and stay in. Nevertheless, with world-famous attractions such as Marina Bay Sands, Sentosa Island and the Gardens by the Bay, it is still a must-visit on any Southeast Asian trip.

However, in this guide we will discuss some of the best budget-friendly hotels in Singapore, offering you numerous accommodation options without breaking the bank.

Singapore's Best Budget-Friendly Hotels

1. ST Signature Tanjong Pagar

Cost per night: Prices start from £58 per night.

For those who want a small, compact hotel room for a few nights’ stay in Singapore, this hotel is the place to be. With 92 rooms on offer, this hotel has numerous amenities which make it an ideal choice for those travelling on a budget.

Found in Singapore’s CBD (Central Business District), the ST Signature Tanjong Pagar is only a short drive from some of Singapore’s main attractions: 10 minutes to Universal Studios Singapore and 13 minutes to the Gardens by the Bay.

It is also next to Singapore’s Chinatown district, where there are numerous restaurants and bars specialising in Chinese food and drink, although, for guests who prefer to eat in, the hotel has its own individual restaurant and bar. Free WiFi is also included, and of course, all of the rooms have their own air conditioning unit, helping to keep guests cool in Singapore’s tropical and humid climate. Finally, the check-in is fully automated, which gives this hotel an almost futuristic feel.

2. Furama RiverFront

Cost per night: Prices start from £65 per night.

As its name suggests, the Furama RiverFront Hotel sits just back from the banks of the Singapore River. Another budget-friendly hotel in the city centre, it’s only a 12-minute drive from Marina Bay Sands, making it an ideal location for those wanting to stay slightly outside of the country’s most tourist-heavy areas.

The hotel itself is near numerous shops, so for those wanting to partake in some retail therapy while visiting Singapore, this hotel is in an ideal location for doing so. 

For those who do not have access to a car during their stay in Singapore, the hotel offers a shuttle service to nearby attractions, cutting down on the costs of using public transport or taxis, for example. 

Guests can also use the hotel’s Wellness Lounge for a number of different spa treatments, as well as the outdoor swimming pool, which is perfect for cooling off after a long day of exploring Singapore.

The hotel is also family-friendly, with dedicated children’s play areas, making it suitable for solo travellers, couples or families who are planning on staying in Singapore while travelling on a budget.

3. Hotel Chancellor @ Orchard

Cost per night: Prices start from £83 per night.

While slightly pricier than the two hotels already mentioned, the Hotel Chancellor @ Orchard nevertheless offers a budget-friendly experience in the heart of Singapore.

Situated in the Orchard Road shopping district, the hotel is surrounded by numerous shops, bars and restaurants, making it an ideal base from which to explore Singapore. It is also near Emerald Hill, one of the oldest inhabited areas of Singapore, famed for its colourful buildings which hark back to its colonial past under both Chinese and British rule, making it one of the most unique-looking areas in the country.

Guests can also eat in the hotel, or opt for room service for dining options, and enjoy eating a meal in front of the LED TVs, which are a feature of every room in the hotel. The hotel also prides itself on its comfortable bedding, perfect for resting and recharging after a busy day in the city.

It also has a business centre, and a rooftop pool – both of which can be rare finds for budget hotels, making this an attractive choice to stay in for both people travelling for work or leisure.

4. Siloso Beach Resort

Cost per night: Prices start from £84 per night.

One of Singapore’s hidden gems, Siloso Beach Resort also has the bonus of being an eco-hotel, making it perfect for travellers who are conscious about sustainability. Founded in 2006, and located on the island of Sentosa, this hotel is a must-stay if you are visiting Sentosa Island and Singapore in general.

It is also home to an 85-metre-long outdoor pool and is nestled in lush green jungle foliage which is native to Singapore. It also provides stunning views over the South China Sea and has close access to the beach, perfect for popping for a swim in the sea or a day at the beach with the family.

There is also a dedicated fitness centre at the hotel, which guests can use free of charge. Room service is available 24 hours a day, perfect for indulging those midnight snack cravings.

For those who are concerned about the environmental impact that hotels can have on the local ecology, then this hotel is a must-stay when visiting Singapore.

5. Hotel Mi Bencoolen

Cost per night: Prices start from £82 per night.

Another one of the best budget-friendly hotels in Singapore, Hotel Mi Bencoolen also has the advantage of being nearby to some of the most interesting locations in Singapore.

Just a four-minute walk from the National Museum of Singapore and a six-minute walk from Fort Canning Park, this hotel is in a perfect location for tourists and visitors wanting to explore the culture and history of Singapore. Many live music concerts are also held in Fort Canning Park, which makes for a good location for live music fans to stay.

The hotel also has two pools – one outdoor and one indoor – so if you fancy a dip but want to avoid the torrential downpours and tropical storms that Singapore is so well-known for, then the indoor pool is the perfect option, as the weather can turn in a flash in Singapore.

The hotel also has a concierge service available – and although tips are not expected, they are always welcomed by hotel staff.

6. D’Resort Downtown East

Cost per night: Prices start from £75 per night.

Perhaps the biggest surprise in this article, D’Resort Downtown East is actually an all-inclusive resort hotel, perfect for families or couples. The hotel even has its own waterpark attached to the hotel – and is free of charge for hotel guests!

Situated in the east of the country, it’s slightly further away from some of the biggest tourist attractions such as Marina Bay Sands, although it can still be reached within a 30-minute drive.

Popular with Singaporean families on a staycation, the hotel offers (as well as its waterpark) a bowling alley, cineplex, and numerous fitness courses. There is also a major focus on conservation and nature at the hotel, and it backs onto the beach. There are 387 rooms up for grabs in the hotel, making it a busy yet fun resort hotel.

7. Studio M Hotel

Cost per night: Prices start from £82 per night.

One of Singapore’s most unique hotels, Studio M Hotel also has the advantage of being a budget-friendly hotel.

But why is it so unique? Well, in this boutique hotel, all of the rooms are designed like a loft (attic) space. The reason behind it was for the cosy feeling that most people experience when staying in a loft space – we’ll let you be the judge of that, though.

In addition, the hotel has a four-star rating, making it a bargain, boutique and brilliantly beautiful at the same time.

Suitable for a range of guests, whether travelling for business or leisure and located just a ten-minute drive from major Singaporean attractions such as Marina Bay Sands, this hotel is in an ideal location for seasoned travellers and first-time visitors to Singapore alike.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Chester is passionate about exploring new places through food, history and heritage. Whether he is uncovering hidden gems in North East England or travelling to exotic locations across the globe, his enthusiasm for food and history fuels his adventures. His love for writing, combined with his intrigue of different cultures and their histories has led him to pursue a career as a travel writer.

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