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Four Seasons Hotel Singapore

Singapore (City) • Orchard • SPLURGE

avg. $335 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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PB hotel design editorial

Tucked behind a dense canopy of rain trees along Orchard Boulevard, the cream-toned tower that houses the Four Seasons Hotel Singapore has anchored the quieter, more residential edge of Singapore's shopping corridor since 1994. The building's chamfered upper floors and recessed rooftop terrace — visible in elevation as a series of angled setbacks — give the structure a considered geometry that distinguishes it from the blunter commercial towers of Orchard Road proper. At ground level, the tropical planting is generous enough to feel genuinely sheltered: the outdoor pool sits within a garden dense with palms and frangipani, the surrounding city towers visible but kept at a comfortable remove. Interiors across the 255 rooms strike a balance between the restrained international palette Four Seasons favoured through the 1990s and a more current warmth introduced through successive refurbishments. Guestrooms pair panelled headboards in pale lacquered timber with abstract carpet in indigo and ochre, brass-finish reading lamps, and olive-green barrel chairs that soften what could otherwise be a cooler scheme. The standout space is the Japanese restaurant Nobu — the Singapore outpost of Nobu Matsuhisa's global collaboration with Robert De Niro — fitted with blond oak millwork, linen-grey banquettes, cascading cylindrical lanterns, and a patterned ceiling that layers botanical and wave motifs drawn from Japanese craft traditions. It is among the more architecturally resolved restaurant interiors in the city.

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With eyes firmly fixed on the future, our island nation is a true melting pot of cultures, and we'd love to show you around. Meet us at the 20th floor to take in panoramic views of the entire city, including the tree-lined boulevard below, and plot your urban adventure between dips in our rooftop pool. Make time for award-winning dining at Jiang-Nan Chun before heading out to explore the shopping haven at Orchard Road. Take a leisurely stroll to the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO Heritage Site, or visit the award-winning Singapore Zoo before coming back to unwind at the Four Seasons Spa.

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Free Internet

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Four Seasons Hotel Singapore Reviews

3,102 reviews

"A special mention to Shengwen Chua and his colleague Man, who were both exceptional. Shengwen is clearly a great leader — professional, thoughtful and genuinely attentive — and together they go above and beyond to make guests feel truly looked after. We are huge fans of Nobu London, and the Nobu Singapore branch was just as amazing. The seafood ceviche was fresh and vibrant, the prawn tempura maki and lobster tempura were standouts, and the black cod and beef dumplings were absolutely delicious. Every dish was beautifully presented and full of flavour. The atmosphere and service made the whole experience feel very special. A huge perk is being able to walk straight from your room to Nobu — what better place to spend an evening. Thank you to the Four Seasons team for such a memorable experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 09, 2026

"I chose the Four Seasons for a 40-hour visit to Singapore. Being on a tight schedule, I arranged transportation through the hotel as well. Knowing I'd spend little time in the room, I went with the most basic option. Execution was flawless: my room was exactly the recharge station I needed between flights and meetings. The property is over 30 years old and has aged remarkably well with very little patina. I particularly liked the small bar in front of Nobu to unwind after a busy day. While Singapore offers no shortage of five-star hotels, the Four Seasons will be at the top of my list for a next visit."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 04, 2026

"We just stayed for 3 nights at the hotel and everything was perfect. The room was superb, the service was excellent and all the food/beverages were delicious. The gym is very well appointed and I also had an amazing facial. I looked 10 years younger after."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 28, 2026

"Visited Nobu on Wed 25 Mar. Were serviced by a sweet lady, Julia, who was very pleasant and professional. We would like to extend our appreciation to Julia who treated us as friends and gave very good advice in the choice of food in terms of quality, as well as quantity."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 26, 2026

"My 25th staycation since Dec 2023 started very well. The porter took my bag and brought me to the front desk. The front office staff, Man Hong, was very friendly and welcoming and comprehensive in going through the hotel amenities and introduced the room features to me, including assisting with the Bluetooth speaker. There was a wider variety of teabags in the room than in other hotels. I had booked a club room so afternoon tea was included. The afternoon tea spread was rather limited and not labelled. There was only one piece of each savoury option, as far as i could see, and since they were not labelled I didn't know what they were, apart from one which had a prawn on a piece of bread. There appeared to be only one staff around at the time. The evening canapés were better and these were labelled. The quality was good as well. There were more staff around though service was still slow. There were no mocktails but squeezed juices were offered. 2 madeleines were placed in the room. These were very sweet so I only took a bit. The a la carte breakfast menu was better than those in other hotel club lounges with a good mix of local, Western and Asian choices. Overall the service was very good, particularly Man Hong's service. The afternoon tea choices could be improved and they should be labelled. I went at an off peak period so there were very few people around."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 17, 2026

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