Experience the finer things in life in a range of luxury Singapore hotels that offer modern conveniences from a cosmopolitan elegance displaying superior deluxe rooms to appealing and quaint hotels with lovely antique furniture. With amazing attractions, incredible dining and a warm air, Singapore welcomes families, backpackers, holidaymakers and business people to enjoy the glamour of one of the most popular cities of Asia. Displaying a pristine public transportation system that the travelers will enjoy as they start their exotic journey from their hotels in Singapore, this magical isle takes her visitors through traces of a colonial past and appealing, colorful Asian neighborhoods. The city opens out an enchanting sojourn with the singular charm of Little India with sacred temples en route and the ever-changing scenario of Clarke Quay on a trishaw ride as the night evolves into a riot of color, sights and sounds. Catering to wishes of all sizes, the city bubbles through the day to let her visitors enjoy a lovely cable-car ride to Sentosa Island or to spend a day exploring the traditional scene of Old Malaya.

Singapore plays host to seven million tourists every year and lies just 1.37 degrees or 152 kilometers north of the equator. As a tropical isle, Singapore is humid with delightfully sunny days and light showers through the year displaying a temperature between 24° C to 32° C (74° F to 90° F). As a chance to enjoy good weather, tourists staying in Singapore hotels can luxuriate in an exotic ambience filled with the magic of tropical monsoons during November, December and January. Inviting her guests to experience sunshine even during the rainy month of December, Singapore opens out a casual atmosphere where tourists can relax in summer clothing as they set out from their Singapore hotels for a day of sightseeing and shopping. Walking through a colonial past, Singapore was founded by a British civil servant, Sir Stamford Raffles. In an attempt to search for a functional trading post, Raffles stumbled on this small but useful fishing village of Singapore structured in an advantageous position both East and West in 1819. With a view to overtake the Dutch influence, Raffles as a visionary, settled for a treaty with the Sultan and endowed this strategic location with no custom duties as he realized that this backwater stopover could be transformed into a trading post with its deep water harbor. With arbitrary lines separating the neighborhoods of Singapore, drawn in 1822, that still exists today, the Muslims and the Malays settled in an area around the Sultan’s palace and the Chinese occupied the territory that is south of the Singapore River. Raffles planned ahead to buy out the Malaysian Sultan in 1824 and Singapore came under the crown colony of England in 1867 and the much-talked of hotel, Raffles was inaugurated. Surrounded with a colonial aura, guests in Singapore hotels can discover unique facets of a multi-cultural island with an eventful history that started in the 1800s.