St. Regis · LuxuryS
St. Regis Singapore
Singapore · Tanglin / Orchard Road
A St. Regis hotel on Tanglin Road, at the edge of Orchard Road and a short walk from the Botanic Gardens.
Sheraton · Premium
Sheraton Towers Singapore
Scotts Road / Orchard
80
Guest sentiment
A Sheraton on Scotts Road, next to Newton MRT and a short walk from Orchard Road's shopping core.
Last updated July 31, 2026
Sheraton Towers Singapore sits on Scotts Road next to Newton MRT station, a short walk from Orchard Road's main shopping stretch. As a standard full-service Sheraton (rather than a Luxury Collection-branded conversion like Bangkok's Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit), it sits in Bonvoy's mid-to-premium tier, positioned as a more accessible alternative to the St. Regis and Ritz-Carlton properties in the city. Guest reviews are polarized: many praise the friendly, responsive staff, a peaceful pool, and a strong buffet, with executive-floor guests specifically calling out quiet, well-appointed rooms with evening snacks and drinks as good value. But a meaningful share of reviews describe dated interiors, inconsistent housekeeping (including reports of no service across multi-day stays), and a lackluster welcome that some feel doesn't match the price point outside the executive floors.
How guests rate it
- Location82
- Service82
- Rooms76
- Food & breakfast82
- Value79
| Address | 39 Scotts Road, Singapore 228230 |
|---|---|
| Brand Sub Brand | Sheraton |
| Neighborhood | Scotts Road / Orchard |
| Distance From Airport Km | 20 |
What Marriott Bonvoy status gets you here
- Room upgrades for Platinum Elite and above, subject to availability
- Complimentary breakfast or bonus points for Platinum Elite and above, per Marriott Bonvoy program terms
- Guaranteed room availability with 24-hour notice for Titanium and Ambassador Elite
Pros
- Direct MRT access via Newton station
- Short walk to Orchard Road's main shopping and dining strip
- Executive-floor rooms draw specific praise for value: quiet, well-appointed, with evening snacks and drinks
- Mid-to-premium Bonvoy tier at a lower price point than the city's top-luxury hotels
Cons
- Standard Sheraton brand rather than a Luxury Collection-tier conversion
- A meaningful share of reviews describe dated interiors outside the executive floors
- Some guests report inconsistent housekeeping, including missed service over multi-day stays
The research view
What the research keeps finding
Themes that came up again and again across independent reviews — not a single opinion, but the patterns that repeat.
Consistently praised
- Executive-floor rooms draw specific praise for quiet, well-appointed space and evening snacks/drinks
- Staff are frequently described as friendly and responsive
- The buffet and pool area are consistently well-reviewed
Worth knowing before you book
- A meaningful share of reviews describe dated room interiors, particularly outside the executive floors
- Some guests report inconsistent housekeeping, including missed service on multi-day stays
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Reviews & videos from around the web
Independent coverage from real reviewers and travel channels, published in the last year or two -- not written or commissioned by us. Each links back to the original.
Written reviews
Review: Sheraton Towers Singapore (ft. waterfall views!)
↗Hotel Hobby · Apr 2021
A 30sqm Deluxe King stay framed as one of the more affordable Bonvoy options in Singapore. Highlights the dramatic lobby water feature and waterfall views, the 5th-floor pool and lounge cocktail hour: a solid budget staycation pick.
To Singapore for the Grand Prix! Sheraton Towers Singapore – Deluxe Room review
↗Point Hacks · Keith · Oct 2015
Reviews a Deluxe Room booked at 12,000 Starpoints, calling it excellent value against a AUD 450+ cash rate. Praises comfortable beds, high ceilings and floor space despite dated decor, plus convenient MRT access. Rated 4/5.
Review: Executive Suite at the Sheraton Towers Singapore
↗Travel Codex · Brad · Jan 2013
Covers a Cambridge Towers Executive Suite booked on an award during a layover. Notes the property is not new but has renovated public spaces, dated-but-kept furnishings and a well-stocked club lounge: a decent, return-worthy option.
Hotel Review: Sheraton Towers Singapore (Pool King Room)
↗The Shutterwhale · Mark Chua · Jan 2015
Details a 32sqm Towers Pool King with club benefits after the hotel's S$20M refurbishment: plush bed, sitting area and strong breakfast buffet, while flagging slow, understaffed lounge service and a property that still shows its age.
The Hotel Life: Sheraton Towers Singapore Executive Suite Review
↗Seeing The World In Steps · Dennison Wee · Oct 2020
A Wanderlust Escape package upgraded to a 60sqm Beijing Executive Suite via Platinum status. Praises the spacious suite and fresh breakfast but criticises a gloomy lobby, lacklustre check-in and disappointing lounge.
Video reviews
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How we researched this
This page pulls from the hotel’s own information alongside independent guest reviews. These are the primary sources we checked — last refreshed Jul 31, 2026.
orchard road mid-premium mrt access
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Frequently asked questions
Are the executive floor rooms at Sheraton Towers Singapore worth the upgrade?
Guest reviews suggest yes -- executive-floor rooms are specifically praised for being quieter and better-appointed, with complimentary evening snacks and drinks, while several reviews describe standard rooms elsewhere in the hotel as more dated.
Is Sheraton Towers Singapore close to Orchard Road?
Yes -- it sits on Scotts Road directly next to Newton MRT station, a short walk from Orchard Road's main shopping and dining strip.