Gay Hotel Singapore

The three towers that make up Marina Bay Sands are world-famous, making this Singapore’s most iconic hotel. The facilities here are mind-blowing, including the city’s largest outdoor pool, a luxury shopping mall, and the innovative ArtScience museum. Exceptional views are guaranteed, whether from your plush and elegant bedroom, the state-of-the-art gym, or the incredible Skyview observation deck. Add to that over 20 drinking and dining options and a casino, and you just may never want to leave.

A perfect oasis in the heart of Singapore’s shopping paradise. voco Orchard Singapore, an IHG Hotel offers a winning combination of location, style, and amenities. Whether for work or play, it comes highly recommended, offering comfort, sophistication, and lasting memories. It features a rooftop pool, fitness center, and 4 dining options. A 5-minute walk from Orchard MRT Station, Singapore’s best late-night action gay sauna is just under 30 minutes from the station, Shogun Sauna, and is 13 minutes by taxi to the city’s gayborhood Neil Road, Chinatown. A short walk to ION Shopping Centre, a 10-minute drive from Marina Bay and City Hall, it is a 20-minute drive from Changi International Airport.

This fun, colorful boutique hotel is located in the heart of Chinatown. It’s two minutes from the door of the hotel to gay nightlife staples like Taboo and and Out Bar, making this one of the best gay hotels in Singapore. The rooms range from a simple single to a suite with private rooftop terrace, the latter of which comes with the quirky addition of an outdoor bathtub. Everything is kept pristine by the super friendly team of staff, and a tasty breakfast is on offer every morning.

This is a beautifully designed boutique hostel, set in a row of traditional Chinatown shophouses. Carefully-designed rooms range from cozy to spacious. KēSa House is perfect for those who like to socialize and work while they travel, with several common areas for you to choose from. Other facilities include self-serve laundry, a craft brewery, a cocktail bar, and Spanish and French restaurants. Plus, the hotel is tucked away behind Neil Road, so you can hop straight from your room to the gay bars. KēSa House is one of the most booked gay-friendly hotels in Singapore.

The rooms in Porcelain hotel are compact but well-designed, in a simple minimalist style – go for an Executive or Deluxe room if you like having more floor space. Everything is very well maintained and the staff are incredibly helpful. With a location in the heart of Chinatown and just 10 minutes away from the main gay area, this offers some very good value for a Singapore stay. Porcelain Hotel is one of the most booked gay-friendly hotels in Singapore.

With stunning views and Avant-Garde architectural design, M Social is designed for the youthful traveler with an artistic eye and a taste for luxury. Think if modern parisian art gallery and urban rooftop bar met luxury hotel. M Social is made for those with an expensive taste- At a competitive price. Known for its loft-style room design, staying at this luxury palace not only unlocks a myriad of nearby activities and attractions, but also beckons fun activities available in-house; enjoy the cocktail mixology masterclass or the make your own personalized perfume workshop. From the unique infinity rooftop pool & poolside bar overlooking the stunning Singapore river, to the nearby renowned international & local cuisine with exquisite tastes and elegant dining, the relaxational experience at this hotel is unparalleled. Whether you’re looking to explore the adjacent bustling gay nightlife scene and party till the a.m, or have a relaxing reset with top-of-the-line facilities, M Social has the most options, and the best prices.

The gay-friendly Holiday Inn Express Singapore Clarke Quay boasts comfortable, modern accommodation by the Singapore River. Rooms are on the small side, but make up for this with floor-to-ceiling windows featuring awesome city views. The facilities are excellent, especially the rooftop swimming pool, fitness suite, and complimentary breakfast. The hotel is located in Clarke Quay, with the Chinatown gay nightlife just under a 20 minute walk away.

Hotel G is a sleek and trendy hotel, designed to reflect Singapore’s cosmopolitan nature. Rooms are impeccably decorated in a vintage-inspired style, with good amenities like a rain shower, METIS toiletries, and a digital newsstand. The gym is truly exceptional, both in terms of its decor and its equipment. The hotel is located near Little India and the sprawling Bugis Street Market, but the Chinatown gay nightlife is about 20 minutes away on the Downtown MRT Line.

Located on the banks of the Singapore River in trendy Robertson Quay, this luxury hotel offers impeccable modern amenities. Rooms feature large floor-to-ceiling windows with stunning city views. The large outdoor pool is the perfect place to cool off, and you will also find an airy, well-equipped gym on site. There are several restaurants and bars within a short distance from the hotel, but the in-house dining options are worth checking out, from authentic Italian fare to elegant Japanese cuisine.

Featuring W’s usual blend of youthful style and sophistication, this Sentosa Cove hotel is filled with unique, quirky design. All rooms are incredibly spacious, with large windows (look out for the Harbor View rooms!), colorful design, mood lighting, and Bose sound systems. The suites take things up a notch, both in terms of decor and amenities, with cool add-ons like a private plunge pool available. The hotel boasts a huge pool, complete with floats, underwater speakers, as well as a truly exceptional on-site gym, two restaurants, and a bar. W Singapore – Sentosa Cove is the most booked gay-friendly beach resort in Singapore.

This luxury boutique hotel is housed in a row of charming colonial shophouses in lively Chinatown, just a couple of minutes from the gay bars and clubs in Neil Road. While the buildings’ original beauty has been lovingly preserved, the interiors are modern and colorful. The Scarlet boasts a cool rooftop bar and a traditional Italian restaurant, as well as a small but well-equipped gym.

One of the world’s leading eco-concept hotels, ParkRoyal on Pickering showcases the best of Singapore as a Garden City. The dedicated wellness floor – complete with an outdoor pool, cabanas, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, and an award-winning spa – feels like a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of the bustling city. Rooms are decorated in a soothing minimalist style and are spacious for Singapore standards, so you can fully relax. The ParkRoyal on Pickering is one of the most booked gay-friendly luxury hotels in Singapore.

Park Regis Singapore is located in the city’s bustling Clarke Quay, just a minute from Clarke Quay MRT station and the riverside. Meanwhile, Chinatown and its gay nightlife are just 15 minutes away on foot. The spacious and well-appointed rooms feature a colorful contemporary decor and unique layouts, as well as floor-to-ceiling windows. Hotel facilities are excellent, including a large pool with cascading waterfall, a good gym, and self-service laundry.

So Sofitel has an excellent location in the heart of Downtown Singapore, walking distance to several MRT stations, the Gardens by the Bay, and most of Singapore’s best bars and clubs. The hotel is housed in a beautiful heritage building, which matches the elegant French-inspired decor in the rooms, courtesy of none other than Karl Lagarfeld. Other perks include the chain’s famously comfy beds, innovative fine European dining, and a swanky rooftop bar complete with a pool.

This 5-star hotel offers modern, comfortable accommodation in a convenient location in Marina Bay. Several of the city’s best landmarks, including the Gardens By The Bay, the National Museum, and the National Gallery, are within walking distance. Meanwhile, an MRT station just a few steps from the hotel door connects you to the rest of the city. There are excellent dining options, including an award-winning Cantonese restaurant and a Japanese sushi bar led by a Michelin-star chef.