Capella Singapore

Capella Singapore occupies The Knolls on Sentosa Island, a resort island connected to the mainland by a short causeway, cable car, or monorail, set within forested grounds away from Sentosa's busier beach and entertainment zones. The resort blends two restored 1880s colonial buildings, once officers' quarters for the British military, with a contemporary low-rise wing designed by Norman Foster, creating a layout of rooms, suites, and freestanding manor villas, several with private pools, arranged around mature rain trees and landscaped gardens. The property is consistently ranked among the top hotels in Singapore and Asia by publications such as Travel + Leisure. Dining options include Cassia for Cantonese cuisine, the all-day Knolls restaurant, and Bob's Bar for cocktails, while the award-winning Auriga Spa offers an extensive treatment menu alongside a wellness studio and multiple swimming pools, including an adults-only infinity pool. Guests also have access to a private beach club a short shuttle ride away. Service is built around dedicated butlers for villa guests and a high staff-to-guest ratio throughout, reflecting the resort's positioning as one of Singapore's most exclusive and personalised luxury stays, well suited to couples and guests seeking privacy over proximity to the city centre. The resort also regularly hosts weddings and small events in its colonial-era function spaces, drawing on the grounds' manicured gardens and ocean-facing terraces.