Retaining the look of Singapore’s colonial architecture while injecting a boost of modern, elegant style, Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa is a boutique hotel that allows guests to escape to a tropical landscape, just minutes from Singapore’s bustling business district. Located on the beautiful resort island of Sentosa, the hotel is surrounded by over 20,000 square feet of shops, entertainment and gorgeous beaches.
Offering guests the choice between 140 luxurious rooms, suites or villas, Amara Sanctuary Resort boasts a unique concept spa, state of the art ballroom that’s designed to host meetings or private events, as well as the chance to ride in one of the resort’s signature Sunny buggies!
Amara Sanctuary encourage guests to step outside of their comfort zone and try something different, which is why activities like water gun parades, rodeo cycling and handicraft egg painting are all on offer. Alternatively, for the more serious at heart, vinyasa yoga classes are regularly available, as well as numerous different exercise groups.
For those who are visiting Amara Sanctuary purely to relax and unwind, a trip to one of the hotel’s swimming pools is probably in order. Guests have the choice between the SkyPool, a rooftop pool that offers great views of the South China Sea, the DreamPool, which is set within a natural rainforest garden or the Larkhill Terrace Pool, a stunning infinity pool with an awe-inspiring view that’s solely for use by guests of the Larkhill Terrace Suites.
Featuring beautifully decorated rooms and suites that range from one bedroom villas to courtyard suites, guests have plenty to choose from when it comes to accommodation at Singapore’s Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa. The sprawling resort is decked out with stunning gardens and greenery, so you’ll feel as if you’re in a private paradise from the moment you arrive.
For parents who want some time for a rejuvenating massage or spa treatment, there’s also an included babysitting service, making this a great family-friendly option.
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