The world's largest rooftop infinity pool, 57 storeys above the bay. Enough said.

When Crazy Rich Asians needed a pool to represent the ultimate Singapore extravagance, there was only one candidate. The SkyPark infinity pool stretches 150 metres across the rooftops of MBS's three towers, with a vanishing edge that appears to pour directly into the Singapore skyline below. It's genuinely one of the most spectacular places to swim on the planet — and it's exclusive to hotel guests.

A rooftop infinity pool framing Marina Bay at its most glamorous. Built for romance.

Perched at the water's edge of Fullerton Waterboat House, this five-star boutique hotel offers a rooftop pool with one of the most cinematic backdrops in Singapore — looking directly across Marina Bay at the glittering skyline and MBS. It's intimate (deliberately so), quietly elegant, and the kind of hotel where the main ambition is making couples feel like the city belongs to them.

Singapore's most photographed sustainable hotel, and the only infinity pool surrounded by a living green wall.

WOHA's award-winning garden hotel looks like a tropical jungle was asked to grow skyward and then decided to wrap itself around a hotel instead. The Level 5 infinity pool sits within lush terraced gardens, poolside bar included, with the city framed in green. It's the anti-corporate hotel for travellers who want to feel like they're somewhere else — and it works just as well for young families as it does for design-savvy couples.

One of Singapore's best-value 5-stars, with a rooftop infinity pool and genuinely generous inclusions.

The Andaz plays a clever game: the hotel starts from Level 25, so every room already comes with sweeping city views, and the rooftop infinity pool at the 39th-floor perch takes it higher again. What makes guests return is the Andaz Lounge — free-flow drinks and snacks all day, included in the room rate — which makes the staycation feel more generous than the price tag suggests. Mr Stork rooftop bar is the end-of-evening obvious choice.

A 13th-floor infinity pool with terracotta shophouse views and water massage jets — Singapore's most stylish mid-tier stay.

Mondrian Duxton is the hotel that makes you feel like you've discovered somewhere the algorithm hasn't caught up with yet — even though it absolutely has. Set in the trendy Duxton Hill bar strip, the 302-room hotel was designed with 70s Hollywood glamour in mind, and the 13th-floor rooftop infinity pool delivers: poolside cabanas, water massage jet pods, and a view across the terracotta orange rooftops of Chinatown with the CBD as a backdrop.

East Coast sea breezes, Peranakan tile motifs, and a rooftop infinity pool overlooking city and sea.

Hotel Indigo Katong leans fully into the Peranakan heritage of its neighbourhood — the architecture, the colour palette, the food — and combines it with a rooftop infinity pool that gives you a slice of sea on the horizon alongside the city skyline. It's the most boutique and neighbourhood-flavoured hotel on this list, and ideal when you want your staycation to feel like a genuine escape from the CBD rather than a continuation of it.

A rooftop infinity pool directly above Somerset MRT — the best pool view your dollars can buy on Orchard Road.

In a city where rooftop infinity pools reliably cost S$600+ a night, JEN Orchardgateway is the open secret that budget-conscious staycationers share in group chats. The Shangri-La sub-brand sits directly above Somerset MRT on Orchard Road with a rooftop infinity pool and genuine city panoramas — "the infinity pool vibe without burning a hole in your wallet," as one regular puts it. Walk down one floor and you're on Orchard Road for GSS shopping.

A sky pool at 30 storeys with CBD and Chinatown views, plus a jacuzzi for when one pool isn't enough.

The Clan Hotel weaves Singapore's club culture and Straits-Chinese heritage into a sleek contemporary design, then puts a 30th-floor sky pool on top. The pool looks across both the CBD skyline and Chinatown's conservation shophouses — one of the most layered views on this list. The jacuzzi alongside it is a welcome extra on an evening where the plan is to go nowhere in particular.

A 30-metre infinity pool on Level 8, wrapped in tropical greenery above the Tanjong Pagar CBD.

Where most rooftop pools opt for maximum exposure, Sofitel Singapore City Centre takes the opposite approach: the 30-metre infinity pool at Level 8 is enclosed by lush tropical landscaping, creating a quiet oasis above the Tanjong Pagar CBD. You get the Pinnacle@Duxton and city views while feeling shielded from the city itself — the pool you retreat to rather than perform at.

Sentosa's adults-only rooftop pool deck, with sunset views and DJ nights on the weekend.

Couples wanting Sentosa's beaches and attractions without the family-resort chaos found their answer in The Outpost Hotel. The adults-only rooftop pool deck hosts 1-Altitude Coast — a day club and bar with sunset views over the South China Sea — and DJ nights on weekends. Guests also get access to the much larger pool deck at the adjacent Village Hotel Sentosa for days when you want more space and a lazy river.