Best for
Andaz Singapore suits travelers who want Kampong Glam, Little India, and Bras Basah Bugis to shape a varied city break.
Best for
Andaz Singapore suits travelers who want Kampong Glam, Little India, and Bras Basah Bugis to shape a varied city break.
What makes it special
Shophouse-inspired interiors bring Kampong Glam's architectural character indoors, while floor-to-ceiling windows keep the surrounding Singapore skyline part of the room experience.
Room to consider
Choose the 1 King Bed, Heritage View, Shower room to look across Kampong Glam and get your bearings before exploring the neighbourhood on foot.
Insider tip
Reserve Mr Stork ahead of a rooftop evening, particularly at peak hours, to enjoy open-air drinks with panoramic views across Singapore.
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The curved towers of DUO are easy to pick out in Bugis, but the space between them tells you more about staying at Andaz Singapore. Ole Scheeren's design makes room for a plaza at the foot of the towers, next to the low-rise streets of Kampong Gelam. It gives the hotel a different setting from the one you might expect after seeing it on the skyline. There's a neighbourhood to explore at the foot of the building and a rooftop bar from which to see how that neighbourhood fits into the city.
A child under 12 shares the existing bed. No extra rollaway bed can be added to the room.
Warm wood frames the furnishings, from the low bed base to the bedside drawers. A grey daybed and round table form a seating area beside the windows, with a mustard-coloured chair facing the table. Textured panels rise behind the headboard, and a patterned rug adds colour to the wood floor.
The room looks out across the surrounding neighbourhood through full-height glazing. In the bathroom, a glass screen separates the rain shower from a pale vanity with a round lit mirror. A kettle, coffee machine and TWG teas are provided, alongside minibar snacks and soft drinks. Sunroom refreshments are also included during the stay.
Warm wood frames the furnishings, from the low bed base to the bedside drawers. A grey daybed and round table form a seating area beside...
Children under 12 share the existing beds. An extra bed cannot be added to this category.
Kampong Glam's historic landmarks lie beyond the full-height windows. An upholstered daybed sits beside the glass, with a round table close by. Wood floors, mustard accents and patterned fabrics bring colour to the room. André Fu drew on the hotel's local setting for the design.
The rain shower sits behind glass in the bathroom, next to a wide vanity. A round lit mirror hangs above it, with an open shelf below the counter. The room has a coffee machine, kettle and TWG teas. Local snacks and soft drinks are free in the minibar, and Sunroom refreshments are also included.
Kampong Glam's historic landmarks lie beyond the full-height windows. An upholstered daybed sits beside the glass, with a round table close by. Wood floors, mustard...
A child under 12 shares the existing bed. This room does not accommodate an extra bed.
A round table and mustard-coloured chair sit alongside the upholstered daybed, beside a wall of glass. Beyond it, the outlook takes in the city's towers and rooftops. Wood flooring runs beneath the furniture, with a patterned rug around the bed and a warm rust-coloured panel above the headboard.
The bathroom pairs a walk-in rain shower with a pale vanity and a round illuminated mirror. There is space on the counter for toiletries, plus a lower shelf. A coffee machine, kettle and TWG teas are set up in the room, and local snacks and soft drinks are included in the minibar.
A round table and mustard-coloured chair sit alongside the upholstered daybed, beside a wall of glass. Beyond it, the outlook takes in the city's towers...
Glass runs along two sides of the room, opening up an outlook over the city's rooftops and towers. A long grey daybed follows the windows, with a round table and a mustard chair at one end. Its wood frame extends into a low bench. Bright yellow door panels and a patterned rug add colour to the wood floors and pale walls.
The bathroom has a rain shower and a broad vanity counter beneath a round illuminated mirror. The minibar contains local snacks and soft drinks, with coffee and TWG tea also provided. One rollaway bed can be arranged for an additional charge.
Glass runs along two sides of the room, opening up an outlook over the city's rooftops and towers. A long grey daybed follows the windows,...
One child shares the existing bed. No extra rollaway bed can be added to this room.
A grey sofa sits beside the window, with wood floors and a pale patterned rug beneath the sleeping area. The headboard rises against a textured wall panel, framed by wood and small lamps. Full-height windows look across the surrounding city, while curtains and a roller blind cover the glass.
The bathroom has a walk-in rain shower. Warm wood and mustard accents are part of André Fu's design for the rooms, with hanging lamps beside the bed. Local snacks come with the minibar, and a coffee machine and tea selection are provided. Guests also have access to free refreshments in the Sunroom.
A grey sofa sits beside the window, with wood floors and a pale patterned rug beneath the sleeping area. The headboard rises against a textured...
One rollaway bed can be added for a fee. The bathroom has a shower rather than a bathtub.
The coast lies beyond the city, visible through windows that stretch from floor to ceiling. A long upholstered daybed sits alongside the glass, with a round table and mustard-toned chair nearby. The room also has a compact wall-mounted work surface and a stool. Wood floors and pale walls keep the furnishings simple, with colour in the rug and cushions.
The en suite bathroom includes a walk-in rain shower, a wide counter and a round lit mirror. Local snacks and soft drinks are part of the minibar. There is also a Nespresso machine and a selection of TWG teas for drinks in the room.
The coast lies beyond the city, visible through windows that stretch from floor to ceiling. A long upholstered daybed sits alongside the glass, with a...
Windows wrap around the living area's corner, with a curved grey sofa beneath them. Two round tables and a mustard-coloured chair form a small seating group, accented by purple and gold cushions. From here, the outlook extends across the city towards the water. The bedroom also includes a daybed, and there is a walk-in wardrobe.
A freestanding bath sits by the window, with a separate rain shower and double sinks completing the main bathroom. A guest powder room adds another facility outside it. Wood floors and soft rugs carry through the interiors. Complimentary minibar snacks and soft drinks are stocked in the suite.
Windows wrap around the living area's corner, with a curved grey sofa beneath them. Two round tables and a mustard-coloured chair form a small seating...
A curved sofa follows the windows in the separate living room, facing a round wood table and mustard-coloured chairs. The glazing frames the skyline and the sea beyond. Wood floors continue through the suite, while a broad rug defines the lounge. A doorway links this room to the bedroom, which has its own daybed.
The walk-in wardrobe provides a dedicated place for clothes and luggage. A freestanding tub, separate rain shower and double vanity fill the main bathroom, with a guest powder room elsewhere in the suite. The minibar includes snacks and soft drinks, and TWG teas accompany the coffee machine.
A curved sofa follows the windows in the separate living room, facing a round wood table and mustard-coloured chairs. The glazing frames the skyline and...
Blue patterned panels mark out one of the seating areas, where a sofa and armchairs face a low table. A second, longer sofa follows the windows, with round tables and colourful cushions nearby. The living room and den are separate from the bedroom, which also has a daybed. The windows extend from floor to ceiling with an outlook across the skyline.
The large bathroom contains a freestanding bathtub and double vanity, while a guest powder room is separate. Pale rugs soften the wood floors, and yellow door panels add a brighter accent. Coffee and tea facilities complement the complimentary minibar snacks and soft drinks.
Blue patterned panels mark out one of the seating areas, where a sofa and armchairs face a low table. A second, longer sofa follows the...
The bedrooms are connecting rooms. One rollaway bed is available for an additional charge.
A study and a den sit alongside the living room, giving the suite several distinct spaces beyond its bedrooms. The connecting layout has an upholstered corner sofa, round tables and mustard chairs in the lounge. Striped wall panels introduce stronger colour, with wood floors and a pale patterned rug below. Full-height windows frame city and partial sea views.
The main bathroom has a freestanding tub by the window and two rain showers. Twin sinks sit beneath round illuminated mirrors, with a dressing stool tucked below the long counter. A separate guest powder room serves the living spaces. Coffee, TWG tea, minibar snacks and soft drinks are included.
A study and a den sit alongside the living room, giving the suite several distinct spaces beyond its bedrooms. The connecting layout has an upholstered...
This suite combines two connecting bedrooms. One extra rollaway bed can be arranged for a fee.
Striped panels and mustard chairs bring colour to the lounge, where a pale corner sofa faces two round tables. Wide windows overlook the city, with partial views towards the sea. The layout links the two bedrooms and includes a study, a den and a guest powder room.
In the main bathroom, the freestanding tub sits by the glass. A long vanity holds two sinks and round lit mirrors, alongside a dressing stool and shelves for towels. There are also two rain showers. Wood floors and soft patterned rugs run through the living spaces, while the minibar supplies complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. Nespresso coffee and TWG teas are provided.
Striped panels and mustard chairs bring colour to the lounge, where a pale corner sofa faces two round tables. Wide windows overlook the city, with...
One rollaway bed is available for a fee. With two adults and two children, one child shares the existing bed.
A kitchenette, an entertainment room and a study are arranged alongside the main living room and den. Wide windows look across the skyline towards the sea. In the bedroom, a rocking chair sits by the glass, while a daybed, round table and mustard chair form another seating area. Yellow folding panels and pale wood give the room its colour.
The bathroom has a freestanding bathtub, twin rain showers and double sinks, with a guest powder room elsewhere in the suite. A Bang & Olufsen BEOLAB 18 sound system serves the entertainment space. Minibar snacks and soft drinks, Nespresso coffee and TWG tea are provided.
A kitchenette, an entertainment room and a study are arranged alongside the main living room and den. Wide windows look across the skyline towards the...
Seen from the plaza, DUO's curves are marked out by a mesh of hexagonal sunshades. The towers turn inwards around the open space instead of filling the site all the way to the pavement. Below ground, a sheltered passage connects DUO directly with Bugis MRT station. Both the Downtown and East-West lines stop there, so a day on the other side of town needn't begin with a taxi ride. The connection is particularly useful when rain makes the walk to a station less appealing.
Give yourself time above ground, too. Haji Lane has small independent shops and murals that reward a slower walk than the main roads around Bugis. Make Sultan Mosque the next stop and take a look down Arab Street on the way. The mosque's gold dome is a landmark at street level quite unlike the towers you left behind. If you have a free hour between appointments, this is one part of Singapore where you don't need to cross town to make good use of it.
Andaz Singapore has rooms and suites in the tower, with city views among the room options. Give the outlook some thought before settling on a category. A skyline view has more value on a trip when you expect to spend part of the day in the room, perhaps reading after lunch or getting some work done before dinner. If your plans keep you out from breakfast until late, you may care more about the address than the view.
The height changes the way you read the city. On the ground, a turn into a side street can take the towers out of sight. From a room with a city outlook, it's the larger pattern of buildings that holds your attention. That change of scale is part of the reason to stay here, especially if you plan to spend much of your time exploring Singapore on foot. Check the outlook listed for the room you are considering rather than assuming every room faces the same way.
Alley on 25 takes Singapore's street-dining culture as a starting point for a restaurant above the city. The idea makes most sense after you've eaten in the neighbourhood itself. Leave time to stop for lunch when you're out in Kampong Gelam and keep Alley on 25 in mind for a meal back at DUO. It can be handy to have dinner in the building on a short trip, when going out again would mean giving up time you want to spend elsewhere.
Wu Yue Ting is a separate restaurant at Andaz Singapore. If you're planning dinner around a skyline view, look at 665°F on level 38. The restaurant serves steak, and the hotel lists a private dining room there with a city outlook. That's a useful distinction if you're considering a dinner with colleagues and would rather sit around one table away from the main room. For a trip with just one evening to spare, decide first whether you want a full meal with that view or a drink in the open air at Mr. Stork. If you opt for the rooftop, keep dinner for street level.
At Mr. Stork the view is open to the sky. The rooftop bar looks out across downtown Singapore, with a panorama that takes in more of the city than a single room window can. In daylight, you can trace the blocks and streets below. After dark, the lights pick out the taller buildings and the finer details of the neighbourhood recede. The change gives the bar a different character from a dining room with a fixed view through glass.
There is no need to make a whole evening of it. A drink here can come before dinner in the neighbourhood, while the contrast between the roof and the streets is still fresh. If seeing the skyline is a priority for the trip, the bar is also a reason not to base your room choice on the outlook alone.
The outdoor pool is on level 25. It makes sense to think of a swim here as a pause in a day out, especially if you've been walking through Bugis and want some time outside without setting off again. The hotel also has a fitness centre with a skyline view. These are useful facilities on a working trip, when you may have time for exercise but little room in the diary for another outing.
Alley on 3 is the hotel's event space, distinct from Alley on 25. Its studios have natural light, and one connects to a garden terrace. The Glasshouse ballroom has windows on three sides and can be divided in two. The studio with the terrace is worth asking about for a smaller meeting with time set aside for a break outdoors. The ballroom is the one to look at if you want a larger room with daylight rather than a conventional enclosed hall.
For a meeting with people coming from different parts of Singapore, the Bugis MRT connection is a practical consideration before you even look at the rooms. Give local attendees the station as a point of reference when you share the address. For colleagues coming from out of town, keeping the meeting and the overnight stay in the same building leaves less to coordinate on the day.
Andaz Singapore suits a short city stay when there's a lot you want to do but no reason to fill every hour. It also makes sense for a business trip with time to spare around meetings. Put Kampong Gelam into the part of the day you can leave unplanned, rather than saving it for a separate outing. With the streets of Kampong Gelam beside DUO and trains running through Bugis below, you can decide at the last minute whether to stay close or spend the rest of the day across town.
The infinity pool pairs a swim with Singapore skyline views, giving city sightseeing days a welcome pause back at the hotel.
Alley on 25's Auntie's Laksa combines prawns, quail eggs and thick rice noodles in coconut gravy, bringing Singapore's hawker flavours upstairs.
Direct access to Bugis MRT through Basement 3 connects you with the Downtown and East-West lines for journeys beyond the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Choose Andaz Singapore if you want a design-led luxury hotel near Bugis MRT, Kampong Glam, Haji Lane, and Bras Basah, with 347 rooms, 27 suites, strong dining, Mr Stork rooftop views, city and sea-view rooms, and direct transport access.
Mr Stork is the hotel's alfresco rooftop bar on Level 39. It has 10 teepee huts and 360-degree views over Singapore, making it one of the clearest reasons to choose Andaz Singapore for skyline cocktails and open-air evenings.
665 degrees Fahrenheit is the hotel's Level 38 steakhouse. It focuses on meat-centric dining with Southeast Asian influences, skyline views, and a more elevated evening atmosphere than the relaxed all-day dining venues lower in the hotel.
Alley on 25 is the hotel's all-day dining venue on Level 25. It recreates the feeling of Singapore street dining in the sky, with a multi-cuisine format that suits breakfast, lunch, relaxed dinners, and city-facing meals.
Andaz Singapore has Alley on 25, 665 degrees Fahrenheit, 5 ON 25, Bar Square, and Mr Stork. The dining mix covers sky-high street-dining inspiration, Cantonese cuisine, steakhouse dining, cocktails, and a rooftop bar with panoramic city views.
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