Singapore hotels with connecting rooms you can book together
Written October 2026
Singapore is hawker centers, the Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay, the Night Safari and a beach on Sentosa, all an MRT ride apart. These hotels sell a connecting pair as its own room type, so it's settled at booking that the kids sleep next door, with a door between you.
Where to stay in Singapore with kids covers the pools and kids clubs across the island.
Sentosa
Village Hotel Sentosa
Palawan Ridge
The hotel is set up for a Universal Studios trip. The family rooms are two rooms joined into one, each with its own bathroom, so nobody waits for the bath, and down by the pools there's a children's play pool, an adventure pool and a lazy river.
Universal Studios Singapore is a short walk, with Singapore Oceanarium and Adventure Cove Waterpark just past it.
- Book
- Family Room, or Deluxe Family Room for more space
- Beds
- Two kings, or a king and twins
Orchard Road
Goodwood Park Hotel
Scotts Road
It's a heritage hotel with a white tower, a few minutes' walk from Orchard Road's malls and food halls. With the kids next door, the grown-ups get a king to themselves (possibly the best night's sleep of the trip).
Of the two outdoor pools, the main one has a shallower section for children and the other is a quieter Balinese-style pool for whoever gets a turn alone. The Singapore Botanic Gardens and its Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden are a short taxi ride away, and lovely in the morning.
- Book
- Deluxe Connecting Room
- Beds
- A king and two twins
Bencoolen Street
Summer View Hotel
Near Rochor station
This one is plain and inexpensive, by Rochor station, and its connecting room still sleeps four (whatever you save goes on dumplings).
The National Museum of Singapore is about ten minutes on foot, and Kiztopia and Pororo Park, two indoor play spaces, are a short ride.
- Book
- Deluxe Connecting Room
- Beds
- A queen and two singles
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Where to stay in Singapore with kidsPhoto credits
Universal Studios Singapore, a short walk from the hotel: Jakub Hałun (CC BY 4.0) · Goodwood Park Hotel: William Cho (CC BY-SA 2.0) · The National Museum of Singapore, ten minutes' walk away: Marcin Konsek (CC BY-SA 4.0)