The best spas in Singapore in 2026 are Auriga Spa at Capella Singapore on Sentosa, Raffles Spa at Raffles Hotel, Banyan Tree Spa high up in Marina Bay Sands, and The Spa at Mandarin Oriental. For something different, Yunomori Onsen & Spa offers Japanese-style hot baths, and Aramsa – The Garden Spa sits in Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park.
Singapore's best spas are mostly in its luxury hotels, and most welcome non-guests, though a treatment often comes with use of the hotel's pool or steam rooms. Expect hotel-spa prices to start from around S$200–300 for a 60-minute massage, plus service charge and GST, and book a few days ahead for weekends. For a cheaper soak, the Japanese-style onsen at Kallang is a good alternative.
Sentosa's garden spa, the most awarded in Singapore.
Auriga Spa sits within the grounds of Capella Singapore, the resort built around restored colonial buildings on Sentosa, with treatment rooms opening onto tropical gardens.
It is a destination in itself: come for a long treatment and stay for lunch at the resort.
Good to know: Book a morning slot and make a half-day of it on Sentosa.
1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098297
A calm, classic spa inside Singapore's most famous hotel.
Raffles Spa is hidden away inside the restored Raffles Hotel, with a short menu of massages and facials in quiet, elegant rooms.
Pair a treatment with afternoon tea in the Grand Lobby for a full Raffles afternoon.
Good to know: Book directly by phone or email; slots fill early at weekends.
1 Beach Rd, Singapore 189673
Asian-style treatments high above the bay.
Banyan Tree Spa occupies a high floor of Marina Bay Sands, bringing the Thai-born spa brand's Asian therapies to treatment rooms with city views.
It suits a treat during a Marina Bay day, before the light shows.
Good to know: Ask for a treatment room with a view when you book.
Marina Bay Sands Hotel Tower 1, 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956
A polished hotel spa with views over Marina Bay.
The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Singapore offers the group's signature massages and facials in a calm space overlooking Marina Bay.
Arrive early to use the heat and relaxation facilities before your treatment.
Good to know: Arrive 30–45 minutes early to use the facilities.
5 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039797
A serene hotel spa beside one of the city's best hotel pools.
The Ritz-Carlton Spa at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore offers a full menu of massages, facials and body treatments in a quiet space near the hotel's outdoor pool.
It is a calm retreat a short walk from Promenade MRT and the Marina Bay waterfront.
Good to know: Look out for spa packages that include pool access.
7 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039799
COMO's holistic wellness, steps from Orchard Road.
COMO Shambhala, the wellness arm of the COMO group, brings its Asian-inspired holistic treatments to COMO Metropolitan Singapore, just off Orchard Road.
It suits shoppers who want a reset between malls.
Good to know: Somerset MRT is the nearest station.
30 Bideford Rd, Singapore 229922
Japanese-style hot and cold baths, saunas and massage.
Yunomori brings the Japanese onsen experience to Kallang Wave Mall beside the Sports Hub: hot and cold baths, saunas and steam rooms, with massages and treatments on top.
A day pass is far cheaper than a hotel spa, and it is a good rainy-day option.
Good to know: Bathing areas are separated by gender, as in Japan; bring nothing, everything is provided.
1 Stadium Place, #01-17/18 Kallang Wave Mall, Singapore 397628
A day spa hidden in one of Singapore's favourite parks.
Aramsa is a garden day spa inside Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, with treatment rooms and outdoor relaxation areas set among greenery.
It is a good-value escape away from the tourist areas.
Good to know: Combine it with a walk along the park's naturalised river.
1384 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1, Bishan Park 2, Singapore 569932
Auriga Spa at Capella Singapore on Sentosa is the most celebrated, set in tropical gardens. In the city, Raffles Spa at Raffles Hotel and Banyan Tree Spa at Marina Bay Sands are the standouts.
Hotel spas typically start from around S$200–300 for 60 minutes before the 10% service charge and 9% GST. Neighbourhood massage chains and onsen day passes cost much less.
Yes. Most hotel spas take outside bookings, and a treatment often includes access to the spa's facilities. Pool access for non-guests varies, so ask when booking.
Yes. Yunomori Onsen & Spa at Kallang Wave Mall offers Japanese-style hot and cold baths, saunas and massages with a day pass.
For hotel spas, yes, especially on weekends and public holidays. Booking a few days ahead usually secures your preferred time.