02 May'24
03 May'24
1 room, 2 guests
Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa
2 Bukit Manis Road Sentosa Island | Thu, 02 May - Fri, 03 May | 1 Room, 2 Adults
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Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa
5-star Resort · 2 Bukit Manis Road Sentosa Island, Singapore
4.5/5
(6,739 reviews)
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Baby Sitting / Child Services
BBQ/Picnic area
Hiking
Gym
Train Station Drop Service
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Check-in: After 03:00 PM, Check-out: 12:00 PM
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About property
Sentosa Golf Club - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Palawan Beach - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Tanjong Beach - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Resort World Sentosa Casino - 2 km / 1.2 mi
Adventure Cove Waterpark - 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
Skyline Luge Sentosa - 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
Siloso Beach - 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
Universal Studios Singapore - 2.2 km / 1.4 mi
VivoCity - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Mount Faber Park - 3.2 km / 2 mi
Singapore Cruise Centre - 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
Shenton Way - 5.7 km / 3.5 mi
Singapore General Hospital - 5.8 km / 3.6 mi
Maxwell Food Centre - 6.3 km / 3.9 mi
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum - 6.6 km / 4.1 mi
The nearest airports are:
Seletar Airport (XSP) - 24.1 km / 14.9 mi
Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) - 27.5 km / 17.1 mi
Senai International Airport (JHB) - 69.7 km / 43.3 mi
The preferred airport for Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa is Singapore Changi Airport (SIN).
Amenities: Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, including a health club, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub. Additional amenities at this resort include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge). The complimentary beach shuttle makes getting to the surf and sand a breeze.Business Amenities: Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Singapore? This resort has 13993 square feet (1300 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.Dining: Enjoy international cuisine at Kwee Zeen, one of the resort's 3 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Snacks are also available at the coffee shop/cafe. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.
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₹45,915
+ ₹10,137 taxes & fees
/ night
No cost EMI from ₹18,684
Location
2 Bukit Manis Road Sentosa Island, Singapore, 099891
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4.5/5
(6,739 reviews)
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A Singapore Gem with a wonderful friendly Team
5/5
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napoleanadventures on Apr 30, 2024
The Sofitel Sentosa is a hidden gem, not just for its unique sprawling grounds, amazing pool and the relaxed, open-air pavilion style buildings set amongst the lush gardens, but mostly for the warm, friendly and professional staff who go out of their way to make every aspect of your stay enjoyable. From the first greeting with Sherilyn and Mona at Reception you are welcomed into the Sofitel Sentosa. The fabulous Michelle, Peter, Catherine, Ivy and the team at Kwee Zee go out of their way to make sure you enjoy your dining experiences, and have mastered the knack of giving you a personal, relaxed experience, even if the restaurants are brimming with people. It is worth staying here just to enjoy the sensational pool area. The huge pool is surrounded by lush gardens, with views overlooking the harbour. The pool bar is hosted by the wonderful Marcus who has turned customer service into an artform, making every feel at home. Le Bar and the team make the perfect place to start or finish and evening. All our interactions with the Sofitel Sentosa staff have been friendly and positive, and they exude a genuine warmth and interest in the way they go about the day and the experience they are creating for the guests, and it is very much appreciated. Although removed from the hustle and bustle of Singapore, the Hotel provides a 1/2-hourly free shuttle into Vivo City (and return) until 11pm daily, and the island shuttle runs every 15 minutes to take you around Sentosa ainto the monorail station. On a cool day you can walk into Vivo City. And Tanjong Beach is easily accessible down the steps from the pool. Removed but easily accessible from the glitz and fast-paced Orchard and Marina districts, Sofitel Sentosa offers you a welcoming, relaxingand tranquil oasis, to enjoy the best of what Singapore has to offer.
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Sofitel Sentosa/Luxury Escapes/Singapore
4/5
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ThePauls6466 on Apr 29, 2024
THE ROOMS Lovely resort. We were a group of six adults and three kids on a Luxury Escapes deal for 12 nights. The staff were lovely and so kind and fun with the kids. The rooms are touted to be French inspired but it’s not French provincial or the more formal Louis style; perhaps a modern Singapore fusion (less French more Singapore) might be closer to the mark. There is a strange bar that looks like a striped elongated pill box that holds your coffee and tea, wine glasses and fridge. The fridge is empty unless you have a suite in which case you get complimentary soft drinks and a beer (just one) and nuts replenished daily. Only one of our group was a suite so, lucky them, but everyone did receive plenty of complimentary water bottles daily and a bowl of fruit on arrival. Note, there is no milk supplied in the fridge so you either have to call reception or nick a cupful at breakfast if you like it with your hot beverages. Reception can be a little confused about milk. We had no problem the first time we called but the second time took so long I had to call again and had to confirm whether it was for tea or coffee. There would be a charge if it was for tea. Our daughter called for some and received 2 coffees pods instead so she tried her luck again the next night. They called her back asking why when she had already ordered it just a night ago and she had to explain about the coffee pods. The rooms have all the amenities you get in hotel rooms - robes, safe, iron, hair dryer etc and the bathrooms have a bath as well as a shower and seperate toilet but for me there were way too many mirrored surfaces in there. Very shiny and reflecty. You put a little sign on the bed if you want the sheets changed, otherwise they just make the bed up. THE AMENITIES The hotel has 2 restaurants, a bar, an events centre, a small gym (and a swanky whiskey and cigar bar with a garden and some private rooms hidden away downstairs). There are 215 rooms, suites and villas. The rooms and junior suites are set on 4 levels spanning from the driveway at the front to the back of the property and the villas run parallel at the side of the property. There are central gardens the hotel rooms are built around and several fish ponds including one stocked with little fish that nibble at your feet. The main pool is very warm and gets quite deep so there is a rope to delineate the drop off point). Towels, kiddie life jackets and goggles and pool toys found near the pool bar. LUXURY ESCAPES (LE) INCLUSIONS - food, drinks, Spa voucher As mentioned, we were on a Luxury Escapes package which included welcome drinks (sadly non alcoholic), buffet breakfast and either lunch or dinner daily, a daily cocktail or soft drink and a $100 spa voucher per room. The breakfast buffet was great, a diverse selection ranging from breads, cereals, yogurts and Bircher, raw salmon and seafood salads, cheeses and fruits, curries and rices, bacon, eggs, omelettes, hash browns, Asian soups, pancakes, muffins and petite cakes, coffee and tea and juices. With LE we have found the menus are reduced to a limited version of the a la carte menu on offer and it was no different here at Kwee Zeen. The choice was still vast enough however we that even staying 12 nights gave enough variety so as to only need to revisit your very favourites once or twice. You could have two courses for lunch and three for dinner. The entrees were almost as large as the mains and the flavours were really good so we didn’t feel disadvantaged by this limitation. I especially loved the fish curry. The kids pretty much had fish and chips or rice every night but there were other kids options available including nuggets or pasta. Happily we were upgraded to the buffet dinners on Friday and Saturday nights so that went a long way towards keeping us satiated. The daily cocktails were also limited to things like rum and coke, vodka and orange, gin and tonic, scotch and lime taken in either Kwee Zeen or Le Bar, Kwee Zeen also allowing a house red or white wine which is what we opted for. Le Bar turned out to be flexible, allowing us to choose wine there as well. We just had to ask. The Spa room vouchers were snaffled by us wives and we three enjoyed really great massages although the vouchers didn’t cover the cost of an hour so we paid an additional $80ish AUD each. ACCOR MEMBERSHIP Also, we are Accor members and attached it to the booking via the LE call centre as there’s no provision to do it on their website. We kept our fingers crossed because we didn’t book directly with Accor. Three rooms here for 12 night adds up and we wanted the points. I don’t think we got credited 36nights but we did get Reward points for the monetary value (I think that was why) and that was $30k so we jumped from Silver status over Gold and straight to Platinum. Adding the rooms would have made it to Diamond but we’re not complaining, we’ve gained access to the executive lounge now. I linked our Qantas frequent flyer to the membership and got a load of points even though we didn’t fly with them. Turns out they own LE. We also got loads of points added to our Velocity account because we paid for it on our Virgin card so make sure you research and take advantage. Our Platinum status updated instantly on our App and online membership card and I assume they’ll post out a new black card. You can book tickets to activities through their app for additional points like the Harry Potter forbidden forest and the Wings of Time show which was apparently excellent but I missed it unfortunately. GETTING AROUND We used the hotel shuttle to get to the spa which is down the road and around the corner. The shuttle runs every 30mins stopping at the SoSpa and then Vivo City. Vivo City is a large modern shopping centre that you can spend the day There is also a MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system terminal in the same building which can take you anywhere you want. It’s brilliant. There are two lines that terminate at Vivo City , a circle line and the northeast line and getting anywhere couldn’t be easier, the circle line crosses all the other lines so you just get off where it intersects with the line that goes where you’re wanting to go. You just cross to the other side of the platform and wait, usually less than a few minutes and away you go. We used this to go to Orchard Rd. The Northeast line goes to HarbourFront which is basically where tourists need to get to for Marina Sands, Raffles etc. Once there can spend a day or two using the Hop on Hop off bus to orientate yourself. You can buy an Ezilink card or tourist pass for the MRT but we just tapped our credit cards on the turnstiles. ( There must have been something wrong because we were only charged 11cents). You can catch a train from the airport to Vivo and then the Sofitel shuttle to the hotel. (Two train connections but it’s easy and you don’t have to leave the platforms). Getting to the hotel via transfer cost around $120Aud for a van for all 9 of us, we needed a booster for our 1 yo. We google searched it (the Flight Centre transfers were $900 so don’t just trust ). It takes about 30mins in a car and Google maps states 2 hours by train but I think it would be more like an hour unless you’re super unlucky with transfers, get lost and/or can’t find the shuttle which parks just outside exit D at Vivo, you just follow the signs, it’s easy. Back at the Sofitel the B bus across the road takes you all over Sentosa island for free or you can head down the stairs to the beach and catch a free trolley car to most of the fun destinations or use the 4 stop monorail to Universal studios, the Aquarium and the cable cars amongst other things. SINGAPORE Is a country that gets it right. It’s so well geared towards tourists, you can have an amazing time on any budget. It’s safe because there is zero tolerance and serious consequences for those with a propensity towards being naughty. Everyone has a roof over their head, and access to good healthcare. It’s beautifully manicured and not overcrowded on the roads because there is a limited number of registrations allowed and they are expensive and expire after 10 years. Taxis are cheap nonetheless and of course there’s the brilliant MRT. Loads of Michelin starred restaurants can be found (even in the Hawkers markets) . There is so much to see and everyone speaks English, even the airport is a destination spot, best in the world. It’s really worth more than a two day stop over on the way to somewhere else.
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The room lets the hotel down
4/5
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JRD_Oxon on Apr 28, 2024
I should begin by saying that our opinion of this hotel was tarnished because we had just come from the most amazing over water villa in the Maldives - so some things seemed worse than they would have if we'd just come straight to Singapore only. However, I feel the Sofitel is a real contradiction at times - the hotel is lovely, but the room we had really let it down. For some, my reasons won't be relevant, so I will lay them out in separate points so you can decide if it's something that will matter to you or not: 1) The main hotel is lovely - lots of open air spaces, ponds with fish, lush gardens and an amazing large/long swimming pool. It was always clean and staff were always helpful. Disappointing that the Spa is a 5 min bus ride away and seemed very separate business, even though it was very good if a bit tired in terms of upkeep (I will review separately). You could walk there and we did walk back after missing a bus but again those steps up to the hotel are tough at times. 2) Food options were good. Breakfast had virtually everything anyone could want no matter what your early morning tastes are (hot & cold, fruit, soup, ham, bread, waffles, bacon, eggs etc). The pancakes were pre-made but lovely. My only very slight gripe was the cereal was either kids full of sugar options or all bran (no muesli healthy adult option), but there was all sorts of yogurt with nuts and seeds to add so really not a problem. There are other places to eat within the hotel. The Cliff was very nice but beware getting served water that you are then charged for without it being clear. 3) Location: Sentosa island is very easy to get around for free, the shuttle bus from the hotel is great, as is the standard free buses. The hotel direct has access down to the beachfront road which is lovely to walk along/catch the free shuttle but be aware the steps down are no fun to get back up after a long day and in 30C/90% humidity. If you want to be close to all the "fun" attractions (Beach, Universal, zip line, Aquarium) this is a good place to be as it's a tranquil place but transport options around the area are good. If however you want to do lots in the city, it's not so ideal, as you will always be 30mins away one way or another. Most trips became a 2 stage journey, even though it's all easy, you may find it better to stay where you want to be most of the time. 4) The room - the worst designed room I have ever stayed in! This will only matter if you need a firm mattress, like to spend a bit of time in the room (away from the heat) and want to use the tea/coffee facilities. If not, you can probably skip this bit. For some reason the main light switch is not next to the door but next to the bed across the room, which becomes annoying. The tea/coffee cupboard is a design piece not practical at all - the lid doesn't lift up fully, the fridge is underneath a pull out platform and there's not much space at all to make tea. The shower is large but has a door that opens out against a door to the toilet - which by the way is basically an echo chamber so I hope you are happy for others to hear what you are doing. The bathroom could be a lovely large space but it isn't due to the doors. The room has an entry area which is quite large and not used for anything at all - surely putting the wardrobe or tea/coffee cupboard here would make more sense? We just left one of our bags there but the room would be much nicer if they utilized this space better. Unfortunately going for a garden room seemed a waste of money as I thought this meant a lovely view over the gardens but instead it just had a window looking out to a side service road and next door construction site. 5) Service: You can get milk in your room by calling reception but you may get a tiny jug or a large jug, so best to specify what you need. The room cleaning service was very efficient - they often left cards when they couldn't come in due to us being on DND before 10am. My main issue was they always left all the room lights on so at times these were on all day - not very green at all! There was also no option not to have your room cleaned each day, as we are quite tidy and reuse towels we don't need that much. I'm sure they swapped out towels when we had clearly hung them up. The concierge team were brilliant - always happy to advise and arrange taxis. The Maitre'D at breakfast was also lovely and made a point of calling us by name each day, taking us to our usual table and having a friendly chat - this type of service really makes you feel at home. In all, I think they could really do better with sustainable practices and if they ever renovate, the rooms could do with a bit of work. Otherwise it's a perfectly nice hotel.
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Marcus
5/5
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carly m on Apr 28, 2024
Marcus Alson is an amazing server, very energetic and kind! It has been an amazing experience and will defiantly be back.
Nice, but never again!
2/5
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soundworx on Apr 28, 2024
Overall a nice hotel, great staff, rooms are good, ok breakfast, but unfortunately I still can not recommend it. We were there for a multi-day corporate event with probably 40 rooms booked. Why don´t I like it? Room rates are pretty expensive, all bars (except for a cigar lounge in the underground basement) close at 22:30 (!) and the drinks prices are absolutely ridiculous. The hotel is taking advantage of its remote location where even getting to the beach bars takes quite a long walk. This made it rather difficult to enjoy a late evening with colleagues and business partners. On top of that housekeeping apparently was not informed about my late check-out and consequently the roomboy came into my room while I was still sleeping, despite the "do not disturb" sign was activated at the door. Absolute no go!
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