This is where I would leave time for the children to play and for the hotel itself. A trip built around quick MRT journeys and frequent stops back at the room suits a more immediate city base.

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Is it for you?

Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View gives you a balcony to return to between an outing and dinner. For 2, I would look at Pool View, facing the pool and gardens.

I’d ask for
A Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View with a balcony.
Worth knowing
Horizon Club and Valley Wing privileges depend on the booked category.
Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View Room · Shangri-La Singapore

Like a regular

The terrace of a Garden Wing Premier Balcony Suite
  1. A balcony over green

    For 2, I would ask for Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View. The balcony faces the pool, a reason to leave part of the day unplanned.

  2. The play session

    Check the play access attached to your category before adding entry tickets. Deluxe Family includes one buds and one Splash session; themed suites have their own privileges.

  3. The day for the lounge

    With children under 12, Horizon Club becomes an option at the weekend. From Monday to Friday, the minimum age is 12.

What Shangri-La is

Choose the wing first. Tower Wing is the more compact contemporary base, with the family floor and Horizon Club categories. The Garden Wing Deluxe City View rooms have balconies, a useful difference when you want to spend the hours between city outings at the hotel.

Valley Wing has its own arrival and lounge. It suits a stay with a more private rhythm, from Summit Room breakfast to time in the lounge. Some refurbished categories are shown in official renderings; choose the named room and confirmed services without assuming every illustrated finish.

The useful family decisions begin in the room. Themed suites separate the children’s space from the parents’; Deluxe Family rooms take less space but sit on the floor with a pantry and dedicated concierge. Match the occupancy and beds to the precise category.

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The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them

What do Shangri-La Singapore’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.

  1. Location

    7 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests like the gardens and waterfall; walking to the shops can feel longer in the heat.

  2. Room

    8 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests with a balcony enjoy looking over the pool; they also remember the room’s cleanliness and bed.

  3. Staff and service

    Families appreciate the water play and pool, along with staff who help them throughout the stay.

  4. Breakfast

    The buffet is remembered for its choice; one guest prefers the traditional breakfast in the lobby.

  5. Price

    Guests questioning the bill expect more care over service and meals.

How we count
Shangri-La Singapore in numbers
WhatGuests’ scoreGuests who mention itHappy
Location7.34372%
Room7.14877%
Staff and service7.811481%
Breakfast7.33073%
Price–1250%

160 guests said so on Google, from 14 December 2025 to 1 November 2026. Stored Google reviews dated from 4 November 2024; collections may stop at 300 or 2,000 reviews. The latest 500 with text, or every available text when fewer, are read the same way. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Singapore: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 4 November 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.

The hotels we weigh it against in Singapore:

Price: for 2, the night of 15 December 2026, from 318 SGD on Google Hotels on 1 November 2026.

How the price changes

With flexible dates, compare individual nights before choosing a month. Then check the room in the quote: the minimum changes between dates and sellers.

PeriodSingapore dollars a night
December 2026318–572
February 2027334–454
May 2027338–949
June 2027346–431

One night for 2 adults, searched separately. May includes 27 priced nights; other dates are excluded from the comparison. Room, meals, taxes and cancellation depend on the chosen quote.

Inside Shangri-La

The bar and a Valley Wing wine tasting in the hotel’s films.

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The bar counter, bottles and the preparation of a cocktailfrom 1:53 · Shangri-La Singapore · 4 June 2024 · The hotel’s photograph Watch on YouTube
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A wine tasting in the Valley Wing loungefrom 0:19 · Shangri-La Singapore · 5 June 2025Watch on YouTube

What to expect

The buds play space at Shangri-La Singapore

Somewhere to play

buds combines indoor and outdoor play spaces. Access depends on the room or package; I would check it before treating it as part of every booking.

Splash water play area at Shangri-La Singapore

An afternoon at Splash

Slides, sprays and shallow water give the children something to do after city outings. In-house guests with registered children receive one play session per night of their stay.

Shang Palace restaurant at Shangri-La Singapore

Shang Palace

Cantonese cooking gives you one reason to stay in for dinner. The Line buffet and Italian cooking at Waterfall offer other evenings.

Good to know before you book

  • From Monday to Friday, Horizon Club admits only guests aged 12 and over. Children of all ages are welcome on Saturdays and Sundays.

  • Tower Wing Deluxe and Deluxe Family rooms cannot take an extra bed. Children’s sleeping arrangements depend on existing bedding and the category’s age limits.

  • Premier Balcony Suites have a barbecue on the terrace, but grill food must be arranged through the hotel kitchen; outside food is excluded.

  • Before you choose your dates, see what a night costs in Singapore, month by month.

Choose the wing, then the room

Questers Garden Wing Deluxe Family Terrace · Shangri-La SingaporeQuesters Garden Wing Deluxe Family Terrace50 m²Private access to the garden, and a playhouse with a slide for children under one metre tall.See the room Tower Wing Deluxe Room · Shangri-La SingaporeTower Wing Deluxe Room38 m²Separate bath and shower. A sofa bed for one child is subject to availability; there is no room for an extra bed.See the room Official rendering: Valley Wing Executive RoomValley Wing Executive Room57 m²A reimagined Valley Wing room; the image is an official rendering and finishes may vary.See the room Space Themed Family Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeSpace Themed Family Suite72 m²The children’s bed takes the shape of a rocket, with a tunnel linking the 2 bedrooms.See the room Garden Wing Deluxe City View Room · Shangri-La SingaporeGarden Wing Deluxe City View Room50 m²A balcony and city view, with a marble bathroom and twin basins.See the room Grand Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeGrand Suite250 m²The largest Tower Wing suite, with separate spaces to rest and entertain.See the room Underwater Themed Family Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeUnderwater Themed Family Suite72 m²An underwater-themed suite with a separate children’s bedroom.See the room Valley Wing 1-Bedroom Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeValley Wing 1-Bedroom Suite85 m²A separate bedroom and living room with Valley Wing service.See the room 2 Valley Wing Deluxe Rooms Connecting · Shangri-La SingaporeTwo Valley Wing Deluxe Rooms Connecting114 m²2 rooms with a shared foyer and dual key-card access.See the room Official rendering: Singapore SuiteSingapore Suite238 m²2 bedrooms, a dining area, kitchenette and round-the-clock butler service. The image is an official rendering.See the room Valley Wing Deluxe Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeValley Wing Deluxe Suite110 m²A Valley Wing suite with a separate living area.See the room Tower Wing One-Bedroom Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeTower Wing One-Bedroom Suite88 m²A suite with a separate living room in the Tower Wing.See the room Horizon Club Deluxe Room · Shangri-La SingaporeHorizon Club Deluxe Room38 m²Includes Horizon Club access; the bathroom has a separate bath and shower.See the room Safari Themed Family Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeSafari Themed Family Suite72 m²A safari-themed suite with separate rooms for parents and children.See the room 2 Tower Wing Deluxe Rooms Connecting · Shangri-La SingaporeTwo Tower Wing Deluxe Rooms Connecting76 m²A Tower Wing Deluxe King and Twin joined by an internal door.See the room Horizon Club Business Room · Shangri-La SingaporeHorizon Club Business Room38 m²A height-adjustable desk, a 27-inch Dell monitor and equipment for video calls.See the room The bathroom in Horizon Club Junior Suite, Shangri-La SingaporeHorizon Club Junior Suite67 m²A separate bedroom and meeting space; the living area can become a boardroom for up to 12 people.See the room Castle Themed Family Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeCastle Themed Family Suite72 m²A castle-themed suite with a tunnel into the children’s room.See the room Valley Wing Deluxe Room · Shangri-La SingaporeValley Wing Deluxe Room57 m²A separate Valley Wing arrival, twin bathroom basins and dedicated privileges.See the room Official rendering: Valley Wing Executive SuiteValley Wing Executive Suite85 m²A bedroom separated from the entertaining areas; the image is an official rendering.See the room Garden Wing Deluxe Pool View Room · Shangri-La SingaporeGarden Wing Deluxe Pool View Room50 m²The balcony looks over the pool and gardens.See the room Treetop Themed Family Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeTreetop Themed Family Suite72 m²A treehouse-inspired suite with a separate children’s room.See the room Official rendering: Valley Wing Shangri-La SuiteValley Wing Shangri-La Suite348 m²2 bedrooms with private spa and gym space. The image is an official rendering.See the room Deluxe Family Room · Shangri-La SingaporeDeluxe Family Room38 m²On the family floor, with a concierge and pantry. The bathroom has a rain shower and no bath.See the room Garden Wing Premier Balcony Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeGarden Wing Premier Balcony Suite137 m²A wraparound terrace with an outdoor hot whirlpool bath and barbecue. The grill is used with food arranged through the hotel’s kitchen.See the room Official rendering: Valley Wing Premier SuiteValley Wing Premier Suite110 m²A Valley Wing suite; the image is an official rendering.See the room Garden Wing One-Bedroom Suite · Shangri-La SingaporeGarden Wing One-Bedroom Suite81 m²Separate bedroom and living room, with a balcony facing the garden.See the room

Getting here

Address22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350
ShuttleThe daily service links Shangri-La Apartments, Shangri-La Singapore and ION, with departures between 11am and 8pm.
SentosaThe shuttle to The Palawan @ Sentosa leaves the Tower Wing entrance at 9.33am and 1.33pm.

Shangri-La and Orchard Road

The address is on Orange Grove Road, close to the Orchard Road shopping district.

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A day at Shangri-La

Morning

Breakfast and the garden

Before heading towards Orchard Road, leave a little time for the gardens and their ponds.

Afternoon

Back to play

Arrange the Splash session around the hours you will be at the hotel before planning another city outing.

Before dinner

Time at Chi

Chi, The Spa is open from 10am to 8pm; book ahead for a treatment.

Shangri-La Singapore reviews

The family rooms and gardens, alongside a guest who wants more up-to-date surroundings.

Guest voices

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From the balcony to Splash

A family staying in Garden Wing remembers the spacious room, balcony and The Line breakfast. For the children, Splash and indoor play were the highlights.

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A bed of his own

On a birthday stay, a child enjoys having his own bed in the family room, rather like a small camping trip. The parent also remembers the buffets at The Line and Waterfall.

Google · 2026-08-10Read reviews
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The garden and the walk

One guest enjoys the gardens but wants refreshed rooms and technology. On that trip, walking towards Orchard in the heat and humidity felt tiring.

Google · 2026-04-11Read reviews

Questions before you go

How much does a night at Shangri-La Singapore cost?

For one night for 2 adults: S$318 on 15 December 2026, S$334 on 21 February 2027, S$285 on 21 April 2027. These are the lowest seller prices for those dates searched separately; check the room, meals, taxes and cancellation in the chosen quote. Prices from Google Hotels, 1 November 2026.

How do the 3 wings differ?

Tower Wing contains compact rooms, the family floor and Horizon Club categories. Garden Wing Deluxe City View and Pool View rooms have balconies. Valley Wing adds a dedicated arrival and lounge.

Are there suites with a separate children’s room?

The 5 themed Tower Wing suites measure 72 m² and separate the parents’ and children’s spaces. Space, Castle, Underwater, Safari and Treetop have different settings; selected suites can connect to a Deluxe Family room.

Is buds included in a stay?

Access depends on the category: Deluxe Family includes one session, while themed suites include play under their own privileges. The buds hotel-guest rate also offers 3 hours for S$45 per child.

Which room has a terrace with a hot whirlpool bath?

Garden Wing Premier Balcony Suite has a wraparound balcony with an outdoor hot whirlpool bath, barbecue and sun loungers. The 3 suites in this category overlook the pool.

What does Valley Wing include?

Privileges include a dedicated arrival, Summit Room breakfast, afternoon tea and lounge cocktails. The selection of Champagne, wine and drinks is served from noon to 10.30pm.

Can children use Horizon Club?

The minimum age on weekdays is 12. Children of all ages are welcome at weekends. This is the Tower Wing Horizon Club rule; it should not be transferred to Valley Wing.

Are there facilities for working?

Horizon Club Business Room has an adjustable desk, a 27-inch Dell monitor and video-call equipment. Tower Wing Deluxe can add a separate Plug & Play kit with at least 48 hours’ notice.

How do Chi and the Health Club differ?

Chi is the treatment spa, open from 10am to 8pm. The Health Club’s men’s and women’s changing rooms have a sauna, steam room, hot whirlpool and relaxation areas for hotel guests and members. The sauna, steam room and whirlpool open from 7am to 9pm.12

How many wedding guests can it accommodate?

Island Ballroom holds up to 1,000 guests for a banquet or 1,200 for a reception. Tower Ballroom holds 590 for a banquet or 680 for a reception. The 2026 Grand Collection Chinese set lunch costs S$198.80 per guest, plus a 10% service charge and prevailing GST. It is available Friday to Sunday, including public holidays and their eves, with a minimum of 250 guests in Tower or 400 in Island.12

Who can use the main pool?

The outdoor pool, set among the gardens, is reserved for hotel guests. There is also a children’s play pool.1

Are there accessible parking spaces?

Yes. Accessible spaces are near the Tower Wing lobby driveway and the Ballroom entrance.1

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A terrace at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park with pink sofas, breakfast on the table and a member of the team in front of the park

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London

I’d begin London with the park and decide the rest later. The Hyde Park outlook is worth paying for if you mean to enjoy it upstairs too; for a room used only for sleep, start with the courtyard.

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The Lanesborough

Dressing for dinner would be part of the pleasure here; I’d keep the morning free for the park. If you prefer a spare, understated bedroom, the fabrics and gilding ask for a different taste.

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