Known for high ceiling loft bedrooms, Studio M is the perfect for hotel for a romantic staycation. If you’re not into the hotel’s breakfast buffet, there are several cafes in the Robertson Quay area where the hotel is located at where you can indulge in a good breakfast.

Studio M Hotel, 3 Nanson Road, Singapore 238910, www.studiomhotel.com

This hotel just 10 minutes away from Somerset is famous for its minimalistic rooms on Instagram.

Stays start at approximately $160 a night for The Standard.

Lloyd’s Inn, 2 Lloyd Road, Singapore 239091, www.lloydsinn.com

Located near Little India, Kam Leng hotel holds a very vintage Singapore feel. From rattan chairs to granite floors, this boutique hotel definitely captures what it was like in 1930s Singapore.

Kam Leng Hotel, 383 Jalan Besar, Singapore 209001, www.kamleng.com

Sleek, polished and modern looking (with just a hint of oriental flair), the Porcelain Hotel is located in Chinatown.

Besides standard rooms, the hotel also has a theme suit (above) that goes for approximately $200 a night.

Big Hotel on Middle Road caters to four types of travellers, the Rainmaker, Hipster, Explorer and Lover. The hotel constantly has events happenings so just before booking, find out what’s happening that weekend and plan accordingly!

Big Hotel, 200 Middle Road, Singapore 188980, www.bighotel.com

One of the first few themed boutique hotels to open in Singapore, Hotel Re! brings you modern retro comfort in one place.

With bright colours, mod furniture and state of the art facilities, your stay is bound to be a fun one.

Hotel Re!, 175A Chin Swee Road

If there’s one thing we like about Hotel Clover The Arts, it’s the fact that all the rooms have wall paintings that range from various themes. Not only are they pretty to admire, they’re Instagram-worthy too!

Hotel Clover The Arts, 58 South Bridge Road, Singapore 05689

This fairly new hotel on Townshend Road features a retro vibe. The hotel was formally the spot for a workers’ quarters and still holds some of the unique style.

j8 Hotel,  No. 8 Townshend Road

This Keong Saik establishment is close to several delicious restaurants so when you’re doing a staycation there, be sure to plan your meals wisely!

Naumi Liora, 55 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089158 

This Peranakan inspired hotel has chic and stylish rooms despite its shop house exterior.

While you’re in the area, make it point to explore the Joo Chiat area and soak in the sights and culture there.

Venue Hotel, 305 Joo Chiat Road

The D’Kranji Farm Resort is perfect if you fancy a countryside getaway.

With beautiful villa-like accommodations tucked away from the city, you can enjoy some time away from the hustle and bustle that is Singapore.

In keeping with its farm-style concept, the showers are open-air, harking back to the good ol’ kampung days.

10 Neo Tiew Lane 2

Daulat means good fortune in Malay – which is apt considering the hotel exudes quite the Malaysian vibe.

There’s something about the airy interior and spartan furnishings of Daulat hotel that reminds you of some of the idyllic towns of Malaysia, from the rattan-style lounge furniture to the off-beat fittings and decorations.

We don’t know about you, but whenever we hear the word “scarlet”, we’re reminded of luxury, decadence and intrigue. That is true for The Scarlet Singapore Hotel.

Bathtub, grand lobbies, chandeliers and beds that look like they belong in a house for royalty. Oh, did we mention it is located in Club Street, one of the most hip watering holes in the area?

Set within one of the old-style shophouses that dot the Chinatown and Outram area, Hotel 1929 combines the colonial aesthetics of its exterior with a chic modern interior.

Rooms are cosy, yet the abundance of windows makes it feel spacious. And after a long day of drinking and mingling at Keong Saik, one of the hippest streets in Singapore located just around the corner, there’s no better reprieve than one that sits just a hop away.

If your idea of a good night out is hopping from club to club, then Holiday Inn Express Clarke Quay should be your choice of hotel, given that it sits just along the outskirts of the Clarke Quay entertainment districts.

Rooms boast big bay windows and the infinity pool is a crowd-pleaser. There’s also a gym available for those looking to make up for all the heavy partying done the previous night.

2 Magazine Road