Hotel Bars In SG For Date Nights
Singapore is known for many things, but the bar scene might just top the list. In particular, hotel bars which are located in some of the swankiest 5-star establishments across the island.
Now, there are plenty of hotel bars and it can get overwhelming trying to narrow down your options. That’s why we’ve taken it upon ourselves to curate a list of the best hotel bars in Singapore for any occasion: date nights, after-work drinks, weekend shindigs – you name it.
1. Lobby Bar at Amara Singapore
Amara Singapore
Lobby Bar at the newly renovated Amara Singapore is straight-up stunning.
Decked out in dark and light wood carpentry alongside a timber ceiling and champagne-tinted steel panels, the old-school bar fits right in with the nostalgic vibe of the neighbourhood.
Besides serving stiff drinks and owning Singapore’s largest collection of Champagne Louis Roederer, Lobby Bar will also be hosting regular tasting masterclasses for all the wine snobs out there. There are tables with plugs and free Wi-Fi so if you’d like to work from the bar, by all means.
Address: 165 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088539
Opening hours: 7am-10.30pm, Daily
Contact: 6879 2626
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2. Punch Room at The Singapore EDITION
Inside the Singapore EDITION lies a vibey bar that’s dimly lit with sapphire blue light. It goes by the name of Punch Room.
When a bar features oak panels, plush leather armchairs, ceiling pendants, and a stone fan-shaped floor mosaic, you can expect it to be good. Specialised in punches, Punch Room is the place to go for those looking to share several concoctions of the fruity but potent drink.
Address: 38 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249731
Opening hours: Tue-Wed 6pm-12am | Thu 6pm-2am | Fri-Sat 5pm-2am (Closed on Sundays & Mondays)
Contact: 6329 5000
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3. Canyon Club at Mondrian Singapore
No one has to know you aren’t actually lounging at a rooftop bar in West Hollywood, because the vibes at Canyon Club mimic the experience perfectly.
Found on the top floor of Mondrian Singapore, the bar overlooks the scenic historic district of Tanjong Pagar and Chinatown. Californian-inspired small bites like Young Coconut Snapper Ceviche ($28) are served alongside tropical cocktails like frozen daiquiris ($22) and a whole lot of chill vibes.
Address: 16A Duxton Hill, #13-01, Singapore 089970
Opening hours: 11am-11pm, Daily
Contact: 6019 6020
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4. Wallich Manor at Sofitel Singapore City Centre
It’s hard to pin down the precise theme of Wallich Manor – the new lounge at Sofitel Singapore City Centre.
It’s part restaurant that serves delish European dishes, part lounge that’s filled with quirky decor. Join its weekly Queen’s Soiree on Wednesdays, Bussin’ Fridays, and Wallich House Party on Saturdays to catch some sick beats that’ll keep you grooving all night. Creative cocktails start from $24++ but bigger groups should consider the massive punch bowls ($288++) that are good for sharing.
Address: 9 Wallich Street, Level 6, Sofitel Singapore City Centre, Singapore 078885
Opening hours: Tue 5pm-11pm | Wed-Sat 5pm-3am (Closed on Sundays & Mondays)
Contact: 9836 8022
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5. MO BAR at Mandarin Oriental
MO BAR at Mandarin Oriental needs no introduction.
Situated on level 3 at Mandarin Oriental, the bar serves an impressive view of Marina Bay and a long list of creative cocktails that run as far as the eyes can see. Live bands play on the regular and food is prepped by the 5-star team of Mandarin Oriental’s chefs so you know it’s good. If you’re looking for a romantic and laidback date night spot, this is it.
Address: 5 Raffles Avenue, Level 3, Mandarin Oriental, Singapore 039797
Opening hours: Sun-Thu 5pm-12am | Fri-Sat 5pm-1am
Contact: 6885 3500
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6. P.S.O Beach Club at Pullman Singapore Orchard
P.S.O Beach Club at Pullman Singapore Orchard feels like a mini vacay from the city’s hustle and bustle.
It’s even more so when you’re sipping a Balinese Colada ($20) under the shades of a cabana. Bring your swimsuit if you’d like to take a dip in the pool and belly up to the swim-up bar after. The beach club also serves a selection of poolside munchies. Word is the Thai Papaya Salad ($18) truly hits the spot.
Address: 270 Orchard Road, Singapore 238857
Opening hours: Sun-Wed 6.30am-10pm | Thu-Sat 6.30am-12am
Contact: 6603 8888
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7. 1-Altitude Coast at The Outpost Hotel
The pool at 1-Altitude Coast remains the only place in Sentosa where you can sip on rosé while being surrounded by adults only.
Located on top of The Outpost Hotel, the rooftop pool hosts events every Thursday and throughout the weekend. Show up between 5pm-6pm for an unblocked view of the sunset. Or, secure a sunbed for the whole day so you can take full advantage of the full food menu, jugs of cocktails, and tropical beats that are spun live from the DJ booth.
Address: 10 Artillery Ave, #07-01, The Outpost Hotel, Sentosa Island, 099951
Opening hours: Mon-Tue 11am-10pm | Wed-Thu 11am-12am | Fri-Sat 11am-2am | Sun 11am-12am
Contact: 8879 8765
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8. SKAI Bar at Swissôtel The Stamford
For a bougie rooftop experience, hit up SKAI Bar on level 70 of Swissôtel The Stamford.
You’ll swoon over the interior, especially the floor-to-ceiling glass panels that wrap around the entire space. Grab a seat by the windows to ogle at the panoramic view of the glistening skyline. Mango Martini ($26) is a must-try and goes well with pretty much any dish on the menu: Japanese Fried Chicken Karaage ($18), Bluefin Tuna ($36), Iberico Pork Yakitori ($24) – the list goes on.
Address: 2 Stamford Road, Level 70, #70-02, Swissôtel The Stamford, Singapore 178882
Opening hours: Sun-Thu 5pm-12am | Fri-Sat 5pm-1am
Contact: 6431 6156
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Vibey hotel bars in Singapore
The hotel bars scene in Singapore is unmatched. With options ranging from low lit cocktail den to swanky rooftop lounge, you can bet your bottom dollar you’ll be able to find something that matches your mood.
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