Sofitel Singapore City Centre

“Great location”

Very central location, right on top of the subway stop. There is a large courtyard area with shops and walking distance to a large hawker center. The hotel gym was very basic (althought with a nice view to a sky garden) - there is a proper commercial gym in the same complex that some room types … more

Very central location, right on top of the subway stop. There is a large courtyard area with shops and walking distance to a large hawker center. The hotel gym was very basic (althought with a nice view to a sky garden) - there is a proper commercial gym in the same complex that some room types have access to. Rooms were very new and spacious.

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“Our go-to in Singapore — and we will not be changing that any time soon”

From the moment we arrived, the Sofitel Singapore City Centre set the tone for an exceptional stay. The room was simply amazing — spacious, beautifully appointed, and everything you could want from a five-star property. The staff throughout the hotel were wonderfully friendly and genuinely attenti… more

From the moment we arrived, the Sofitel Singapore City Centre set the tone for an exceptional stay. The room was simply amazing — spacious, beautifully appointed, and everything you could want from a five-star property. The staff throughout the hotel were wonderfully friendly and genuinely attentive. In the Club Lounge, Langfrey stood out as a true professional — remembering our preferences without being asked, and making us feel like valued guests every single day. Breakfast was a real highlight. Brilliantly laid out with an impressive variety of choices, the egg station was a particular favourite — omelettes cooked to individual taste, and quite honestly some of the best we have had in a very long time. A special mention must go to our housekeeper, Hong Liang, who was simply outstanding. He kept our room immaculate throughout our stay, and one morning left us the most charming surprise — a little dog crafted from hand towels. A small gesture, but one that genuinely made our day. The hotel's location is a real bonus. Just a five-minute walk from the MRT station, getting around Singapore could not be easier or more affordable. We travelled from Changi Airport to the hotel for just S$6 — compared to S$40 or more by taxi. A genuine godsend for exploring the city. Singapore's MRT network makes market-hopping incredibly easy. Here are the best ones to visit: Bugis Street Market — with over 600 stalls selling fast fashion, quirky accessories, and budget buys, this is one of the most popular stops. Right next to Bugis MRT station. Chinatown Street Market — the iconic Chinatown Street Market is a must, with Smith Street lined with stalls selling festive snacks, lanterns, home accessories, and Chinese outfits. Exit at Chinatown MRT. Maxwell Food Centre — very close to Maxwell MRT station, with very well priced food excellent in quality — famous for its Hainanese Chicken Rice. Tekka Centre (Little India) — located just a few steps from the nearest MRT station, Tekka Centre is the jewel of Little India, with vendors displaying a dazzling range of fresh produce — spices, mutton, tropical fruits — plus hawker food stalls upstairs for famous dishes like roti prata and biryani. Geylang Serai Market — a gem for authenticity, from traditional batik wear to fresh seafood and lemongrass-infused drinks, reflecting Singapore's strong Malay and Indonesian heritage. Exit at Aljunied MRT. Tiong Bahru Market — a retro market in the historical Tiong Bahru estate, a favourite among locals for high-quality vegetables, seafood, and a brilliant hawker centre upstairs. Lau Pa Sat — a majestic Victorian architecture market with legendary satay street that comes alive after dark — eat skewers under fairy lights while the CBD skyline glows behind you. Exit at Raffles Place MRT. Mustafa Centre (Little India) — a labyrinthine department store that never sleeps — from perfume to pashminas, Apple Watches to ayurvedic shampoos, it's all here and often cheaper than anywhere else. Shopping at 3am? Why not. Exit at Farrer Park MRT. The Sofitel Singapore City Centre ticks every box: stunning rooms, exceptional and personalised service, outstanding food, and a location that puts the whole of Singapore at your doorstep. We will absolutely be returning — this is now our Singapore home away from home. Highly recommended without reservation.

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“Wonderful hospitality, great location”

This was our first stay at this hotel, but will not be our last. Most especially we found the hospitality extended by the customer service team, exceptional - especially Ms Jani Harris. It was a difficult time for us for personal reasons and the hotel went above and beyond to support us and make ou… more

This was our first stay at this hotel, but will not be our last. Most especially we found the hospitality extended by the customer service team, exceptional - especially Ms Jani Harris. It was a difficult time for us for personal reasons and the hotel went above and beyond to support us and make our stay enjoyable. The hotel's location is superb, walking distance to China Town and right on top of the metro (just leave yourself a few minutes to figure out exactly how to find things underground). The hotel also has so many 'little' design features in the room that make such a big difference, for example being able to prop the room door open (so useful for moving bags etc) plus a filtered water tap in the bathroom (may not apply in all rooms?) and excellent lighting options. These might seem to be small things but they add up to a very pleasant stay. We recommend this hotel

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“A reliable quality experience, every time”

Stayed here for my third time in as many years and it does not disappoint. Located above the MRT, it offers great access to the local areas of Chinatown but also the more local markets (including a wet market). The hotel is famed for its teddy bears in the foyer but for me, it's the quality of thei… more

Stayed here for my third time in as many years and it does not disappoint. Located above the MRT, it offers great access to the local areas of Chinatown but also the more local markets (including a wet market). The hotel is famed for its teddy bears in the foyer but for me, it's the quality of their breakfast offering, the friendliness of the staff, and the access to the Virgin Active gym (based on room type and/or Accor membership level) which really make this place a standout. The gym is mighty and has a lot of add-ons like the salt room, steam room etc cold plunge. The local area is great for walking and you can find little bars and pubs which wouldn't turn up on any website. There is a laundromat nearby too for longer stays (I stay about 10 days each time). Down side? The Club Millesime has inexplicably been placed to the left of the lifts seemingly between conference rooms which is a bit of a buzzkill. You can hear the final throes of a day-long conference with muffled mic sounds, or the beginnings of a dinner, and you're kind of just sat between that and the staff kitchen, eating your snacks! The food is good and I encourage you to pace yourself so you still have room to go out and eat locally because it's that good in here. Oddly enough, the food got better in terms of quality and quantity when they relocated. In the usual location (level 6 i think) it was ok but very much canapes only. You had to go out and eat afterwards. The foyer cafe discounts pastries after 3pm and that's when they become a bit more affordable but to be honest, the food court downstairs on the MRT level is great and local choice (and supermarkets) are everywhere. Really recommend this hotel!

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