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Try chef Yongjia’s Hainanese chicken rice in the Lobby Lounge, where Shangri-La serves Singapore hawker classics throughout the day.

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Choose the Signature Asian Blend Massage at Chi for Thai pressure-point work combined with Balinese and Malaysian strokes in one session.

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Book a Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View Room for a private balcony looking onto Shangri-La’s tropical grounds and outdoor pool.

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Follow Shangri-La’s self-guided orchid walk to the seven-meter open-air greenhouse to see tropical hybrids gathered in one place.

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Shangri La Singapore

At Shangri-La Singapore, the Garden Wing's curve is easiest to understand next to the straight lines of the Tower Wing. The original hotel opened on Orange Grove Road in 1971, with 25 stories rising from tropical gardens. For the Garden Wing, which opened seven years later, architects WATG kept the building low and stepped the balconies down in terraces. Planting along their edges carried the garden up the building. You can still read those two approaches side by side, in the upright silhouette of the tower and the sweep of the lower wing.

The two buildings give Shangri-La's Singapore flagship much of its character. Their difference is worth knowing before you look at rooms: a balcony in the terraced wing brings you into the landscape in a way that a room in the main tower does not.

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Hotel Style

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Leisure

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  • Sauna Sauna

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Rooms & Suites at Shangri La Singapore

Tower Wing Deluxe Room
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Tower Wing Deluxe Room

409 sqft
From 242 USD

The Tower Wing Deluxe Room offers 38 m² and a choice of a king bed or two twin beds. Views take in the city or...

Garden Wing Deluxe City View Room
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Garden Wing Deluxe City View Room

538 sqft
From 310 USD

Warm, nature-inspired interiors lead to a private balcony with city views in this Garden Wing room. It measures 50 m² (538 sq ft) and comes...

Tower Wing Deluxe Family Room
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Tower Wing Deluxe Family Room

409 sqft
From 317 USD

On the Tower Wing's family floor, this 38 m² room has a king bed and a window alcove for children. The alcove can be a...

Tower Wing Horizon Club Deluxe Room
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Tower Wing Horizon Club Deluxe Room

409 sqft
From 337 USD

This 38 m² Tower Wing room pairs a king bed or two twin beds with Horizon Club access. Your view is of the city or...

Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View Room
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Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View Room

538 sqft
From 347 USD

A private balcony looks over the gardens and pool from this 50 m² Garden Wing room. Choose a king bed or two twin beds. Rich...

Tower Wing Horizon Club Business Room
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Tower Wing Horizon Club Business Room

409 sqft
From 357 USD

Work is central to this 38 m² Horizon Club Business Room, which has a king bed and city views. An Omnidesk standing desk adjusts to...

Tower Wing Horizon Junior Suite
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Tower Wing Horizon Junior Suite

721 sqft
From 448 USD

City views and a flexible layout define this 67 m² Tower Wing Junior Suite. A king bedroom is separate from the meeting space. Rich, contrasting...

Valley Wing Club Deluxe City View Room
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Valley Wing Club Deluxe City View Room

614 sqft
From 460 USD

City views accompany a choice of a king bed or two twin beds in this 57 m² Valley Wing room. Guests use the wing's separate...

Valley Wing Club Suite
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Valley Wing Club Suite

915 sqft
From 691 USD

With a king bedroom set apart from the living and entertainment areas, this 85 m² Valley Wing suite offers a city-facing stay. You arrive through...

Tower Wing Suite
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Tower Wing Suite

947 sqft
From 713 USD

This 88 m² Tower Wing suite has a king bedroom, a separate living area and dining space. An existing sofa bed is in the bedroom...

Garden Wing Deluxe Family Terrace Room
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Garden Wing Deluxe Family Terrace Room

538 sqft
From 750 USD

A king bed and a sofa bed give this 50 m² Garden Wing room its family focus. Nature-inspired interiors open to private garden access, with...

Garden Wing Suite
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Garden Wing Suite

871 sqft
From 934 USD

A bougainvillea-lined balcony brings garden and pool views to this Garden Wing Suite. Its 81 m² (871 sq ft) layout has a king bedroom and...

Valley Wing Club Deluxe Suite
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Valley Wing Club Deluxe Suite

1,184 sqft
From 1’014 USD

The Valley Wing Club Deluxe Suite has a king bedroom and a separate living area across 110 m². It looks towards the gardens and pool....

The gardens were part of the plan from the start. The National Museum of Singapore credits landscape architect Raymond Cain with the original tropical gardens, conceived to fit Singapore's idea of a garden city. The Garden Wing later gave that idea an architectural form, with planted balconies above an open-air garden atrium. The koi pond is one of the smaller details worth noticing when you spend time around this part of the hotel.

Orchard Road is the reference point for shopping and dining, but the hotel address is 22 Orange Grove Road. There is another distinction worth making when planning a stay: the Singapore Botanic Gardens are a separate destination, not an extension of the hotel grounds. Give the Botanic Gardens an outing of their own if you are exploring the Tanglin and Nassim area. The hotel's planting is something you can appreciate in much smaller intervals over the course of a stay.

The Tower Wing is the main hotel building, with contemporary rooms and suites in the original high-rise. The main lobby and the hotel's ballrooms are in this part of the property, which makes the Tower a natural fit for a stay that revolves around a conference or meetings at the hotel.

The Garden Wing brings the balcony into the experience of the room. Garden Wing Deluxe City View and Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View are two distinct categories. The city-facing option puts the emphasis on the outlook beyond the grounds; the pool-facing option keeps the hotel's landscape in the foreground. Both belong to the same low, terraced building, so the choice is about where you look rather than a change in the character of the wing.

The Valley Wing, added in 1985, has a lobby of its own. That separate point of arrival gives this part of the hotel a more residential character. It is a useful distinction for someone who likes the scale of the larger property but prefers a wing with its own identity.

For families, buds by Shangri-La gives indoor play a space of its own, with interactive areas and themed activity rooms. Splash is outdoors and built around water play. The main garden swimming pool is a separate part of the grounds, so a swim and a visit to Splash need not be the same item on a family's plans.

Indoor play makes a difference on a rainy afternoon, just as outdoor water play makes sense when children have energy to spare. The spaces give a family different ways to spend time at the hotel between outings, rather than having to build every day around a single long excursion. On a longer Singapore stay, that flexibility can be as useful as being near Orchard Road.

The Line is the hotel's international buffet restaurant. The format gives a table with different tastes room to make its own choices, which can be useful on a family trip. Shang Palace is a different kind of meal, centered on Cantonese cooking. The name appears in the National Museum's account of the original hotel, a link to the Tower Wing's early years that gives the restaurant a particular place in the property's story.

Origin Grill is the hotel's steakhouse and grill. Origin Bar is a separate venue for cocktails. If you're meeting friends for dinner, the bar can be an evening stop in its own right rather than simply a place to wait for a table. The two venues add a different pace to the dining options at the hotel.

Waterfall Ristorante Italiano gives dinner a connection to the Garden Wing. It serves Southern Italian cooking and sits in the lower part of the wing, near the garden pool. Across several nights, the difference between a buffet, a Cantonese dinner and an Italian meal in the Garden Wing gives the hotel's dining some range without making every evening an outing.

The main outdoor pool occupies a place in the landscape rather than on top of a building. Seen in relation to the Garden Wing's stepped balconies, it gives the terraces and planting a clear focus at ground level. A swim can be an easy way to leave part of the afternoon open, especially when the rest of a Singapore stay is fixed around appointments or sightseeing.

Chi, The Spa is also set amid the landscaped grounds. It has its own treatment rooms and serves a different purpose from an afternoon at the pool. On a trip built around meetings, it gives you a reason to keep some time to yourself; on a family trip, it offers adults a way to spend part of the day away from the play areas.

The hotel has long had a public life alongside its gardens. The National Museum's account records a history of conferences and wedding celebrations here. The Tower still gives those gatherings a clear center. The pool and terraces help explain how the property can have that scale and still offer places to spend a part of the day on your own.

The point of staying at Shangri-La Singapore is easy to miss if the address is all you look at. Orchard Road can explain why you might stay in this part of Singapore, but it doesn't explain why you might leave an afternoon free once you get here. For that, the Garden Wing is a better guide. The slope of its terraces, the pool below and the planting between buildings all reward a stay with enough room in it to notice how the grounds fit together.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Across 15 acres of landscaped gardens, koi ponds and a cascading waterfall make the grounds rewarding to explore beyond the pool.

Origin Grill's open-flame cooking gives guests a dedicated steakhouse in the Tower Wing, making a distinctive dinner easy without leaving the hotel.

buds by Shangri-La and Splash give children dedicated indoor and outdoor play spaces, making family downtime part of the stay.

Location of Shangri La Singapore

22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350

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