A typical Singapore rooftop pool is found on top of a luxurious hotel, elevated at a high altitude and with breathtaking skyline views.
To help you find the best ones, we decided to summon a list with our 15 favourite venues to swim with a view in this amazing city. We've prepared all info you need about each pool and hotel, so you don't have to scroll around on several platforms fidning it. The article includes booking links, insider tips, photo albums, reviews and much more.
Update: This article was updated on March 28th, 2025, with new information, new hotels, updated photos, booking links and insider tips.
As often is the case, most of the rooftop pools Singapore are exclusive to guests staying at the hotel, and not open to the public. This means you have to pay the price of staying at the hotel to use the pools, but when you see the list below you will most likely think like us: it is well worth it!
Our complete and up-to date guide to the 15 Best Hotel Rooftop Pools in Singapore feature all info you need about each rooftop, all at the same place, so you don’t have to scroll around on several different sources finding it.
For each rooftop, this guide presents:
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Whether you’re looking for an upscale rooftop dinner, a laid-back rooftop brunch, a vibrant rooftop party or a luxurious hotel rooftop pool, we’ve got you covered.
In short: One of the world’s coolest and most iconic infinity pools, and by far the most famous Singapore rooftop pool. A large and luxurious swimming pool, stretching all over the three building hotel Marina Bay Sands and offering an amazing view over the skyline.
What we say: Here you can get really cool photos at the edge of the pool, most definitely Instagram-worthy. The Marina Bay Sands infinity pool is one of the world’s highest, and the best Singapore rooftop pool you can find. If you feel that the pool gets to crowded, seek relaxation in one of the rooftop jacuzzis at the other end of the terrace, and gaze out over Gardens by the Bay and all the hundred cargo ships in the ocean.
In short: Located in downtown Singapore, at the crossroads of culture and commerce within the Far East Square heritage precinct and Telok Ayer district, The Clan Hotel Singapore by Far East Hospitality is a modern luxury hotel with a nostalgic story to tell.
What we say: With amazing views of both the surrounding heritage district and Singapore’s modern skyscrapers, the impressive and elevated terrace invites guests to float above the thriving cityscape. Enjoy an invigorating swim or leisurely laps in the breathtaking infinity pool, pure relaxation in the jacuzzi, or just settle down in the semi-submerged lounge chairs and admire the city.
In short: Inspired by Singapore’s culture, colours, and flavours, Artyzen Singapore is a modern lifestyle hotel for luxury travellers. Set in what was once the sprawling tropical-garden mansion named “Villa Marie”, the hotel is a lush vertical oasis, featuring tranquil sky gardens on pretty much all floors.
What we say: The beautiful terrace, surrounded with panoramic views over the West Orchard Road neighbourhood, is equipped with a 25-metre cantilevered infinity pool with a partially transparent base.
In short: The 5-star JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach expertly balances historic heritage with modern style, providing a luxury experience in the city center.
What we say: While the hotel houses several top class restaurants, inspired event venues and a spa, the thing that really makes it stand out is the fact that it is not home to one, but two amazing rooftop pools. Ebb6, an infinity pool and surrounding sky garden on the 6th floor, overlooking the city skyline. And Flow18, an open-air yet intimate and sheltered rooftop pool on the 18th floor, with majestic views over Marina Bay.
In short: Nestled amidst the lively ambiance of Singapore Orchard Road's iconic food and shopping district, Novotel Singapore on Stevens features architectural designs that subtly reflect Singapore's nature, culture, and heritage, seamlessly blending the past with the present.
What we say: Surrounded with greenery and skyline views, this is the perfect setting to unwind, dive into relaxation and let your worries float away. Guests staying at the hotel can enjoy refreshing dips, or pull up a lounger and savour delectable signature cocktails, and delicious Southeast cuisine from the Food Exchange restaurant poolside.
In short: Located within the heritage enclave of Queenstown, Singapore’s first satellite town, the charming and modern Momentus Hotel Alexandra offers a memorable stay, but even more so a fantastic Singapore rooftop experience.
What we say: On the top and 7th floor of the hotel, you find a lush, spacious and urban oasis, featuring a rooftop restaurant, a rooftop bar and a rooftop infinity pool. All surrounded with panoramic views over the Southern Ridges and the city skyline.
In short: A luxurious and cozy rooftop infinity pool Singapore, set on top of the fancy boutique hotel Naumi Hotel. Not the largest around, but still a beautiful pool on top of a building in Singapore you should not miss.
What we say: The location is in the Bugis ditrict, with lots of hip bars and restaurants nearby and a little bit outside of the downtown city center, which creates a mighty skyline view with all the sky scrapers as a back drop.
In short: This is a super luxurious roof pool Singapore, located at The Westin Singapore in the financial district. From the infinity pool you get a magical view among the skyscrapers rooftops and the ocean. Not as famous as rooftop pool number 1 on this list, (and not as big) but pretty close to as good.
What we say: The atmosphere is calm and harmonious and here you do best relaxing in a sun lounger with the view in front of your eyes and a drink in your hand. Being the rooftop pool of a hotel that has its lobby on the 32nd floor pretty much says it all.
In short: A modern, large and luxurious rooftop pool Singapore, located at the rooftop of the fantastic and fancy five-star hotel Fullerton Bay. Despite the quite low altitude (only 8 floors up), you get a fantastic view from the terrace, over Marina Bay and the downtown sky scrapers.
What we say: When entering the terrace you get the feeling of being on a beach club or in a roof garden. A very nice and lush environment surrounds the terrace and rooftop pool. It's a great feeling. A superb rooftop pool, only available for the hotels guests and not to the public.
In short: Welcome up to a hidden oasis, right on one of the most famous shopping streets in Asia, Orchard Rd. This is where JEN Singapore Orchardgateway by Shangri-La 'hides' a huge roof deck and one of the absolute best rooftop infinity pools Singapore has to offer.
What we say: Stretching almost from one edge to the other, and with lots of greenery, bamboo huts and stylish sun loungers, this really is a perfect place for relaxation and harmony in the ever buzzing city. Since the locations is also a bit outside the most central parts, the view is littearly over the whole of Singapore.
In short: Set among the vibrant districts of Kampong Glam and Bugis, the superb Andaz Singapore offers a whole lot of rooftop fun. The very best views are found at the 39th floor rooftop bar Mr Stork, but the best mix of views and relaxation is found at the 25th floor pool decks.
What we say: Here, guests staying at the hotel can enjoy refreshing dips in the amazing rooftop infinity pool, surrounded with impressive views over the Singapore skyline.
In short: The superb Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore aparthotel is set in the heart of town, and this premium location also comes with a premium Singapore rooftop pool.
What we say: Found on the 7th floor, the stylish rooftop infinity pool is surrounded with an equally stylish wooden decked terrace, where modern loungers and cabans are mixed with greenery and nature-inspired elements. A soothing contrast to the futuristic skyscrapers that you see from the pool.
In short: Perched 33 floors above the city, the Marriott Singapore Novena terrace is as inviting as it is beautiful. Found on the outskirts of Orchard Road, Courtyard by Marriott Singapore Novena is connected to the Novena MRT/subway station, so it is a great starting point to explore the city.
What we say: Here you find a crystal clear and refreshing rooftop infinity pool, serving views over both the city skyline of downtown Singapore, as well as all the greenery in the nearby Macritchie Reservoir Park.
In short: Situated right next to the buzzing Chinatown, the superb and eco-friendly PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering might not offer the highest rooftop infinity pool Singapore, but it sure is one of the most charming.
What we say: With the hotel being dressed in a vertical garden suit, the fifth level terrace is a dedicated wellness floor, just made for relaxation and recuperation. Surrounded by lush greenery, the terrace holds and amazing infinity pool with spectacular views over the Hong Lim Park and the city skyline. In between swims, you can lie back in the comfy sun loungers or the really cool bird-cage cabanas.
In short: The amazing and urban Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong is a boutique hotel, located in the quaint Peranakan neighbourhood, close to the East Coast Parkway beach. And while lovely all around, the hotel's true gem is located on the 16th floor.
What we say: Here you find a fantastic blue-tiled rooftop infinity pool, that in the sunshine looks so inviting you just want to jump in straight away. While swimming in the pool you can enjoy panoramic and unblocked views over the many low historic shophouses in the vibrant neighbourhood. Surrounded with colorful sun loungers and comfy day beds, the lush Hotel Indigo pool terrace is truly a rooftop dream, and offers something different from most other Singapore rooftop pools on this list.
Hans has visited over 500 rooftop bars, 200 rooftop pools and 300 rooftop restaurants since 2015. This vast experience has made Hans a true rooftop expert, and one of the most knowledgeable in the field. Today, numerous of travel magazines, bloggers and media websites contact Hans to get his expertise on rooftops.
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