Staycation promos in Singapore and attractions you can now visit in phase 2

Staycation promos in Singapore and attractions you can now visit in phase 2
PHOTO: M Social Singapore

If you're experiencing some travel blues due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, you're not the only one.

But there's some good news. While it still may not be safe to travel overseas, you can find some respite by heading to local attractions and enjoying a relaxing staycation.

The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has permitted several tourism businesses to resume operations since the start of July and as of yesterday (July 13), the list has been updated to include more.

These attractions are only allowed to resume operations after receiving approval from the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), and they must have demonstrated effective implementation of safe management measures that provides a safe environment for both customers and employees.

So we can rest easy, knowing that certain measures have been put in place to ensure our safety during this ongoing Covid-19 situation.

Attractions

These 13 attractions have reopened since July 1 (click on the links below for the individual promotions):

Here are some new reopenings that have just been announced:

Hotels

On July 3, STB announced that hotels were able to apply to host staycation guests. These five hotels were among the first to receive approval for operations (click on the links below for the individual staycation promotions):

Here are the new ones that have gotten approval:

  • Capella Hotel, Singapore 
  • Hotel NuVe
  • Hotel YAN
  • Marina Bay Sands Singapore
  • M Social Hotel Singapore
  • Oasia Hotel Downtown
  • Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road
  • PARKROYAL On Beach Road
  • Raffles Hotel Singapore
  • Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel
  • The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore
  • The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
  • The St. Regis Singapore
  • The Warehouse Hotel

Do check the STB website for the latest updates on attractions and hotels approved for reopening.

Promotions

Here are some available staycation promotions, as compiled in a table below by SingSaver.

However, do note that not every hotel is currently accepting guests at the moment.

Hotel Rate Book by Stay by Includes
Hotel NuVe $80++ Not stated Not stated – Check-in: 11am 
– Check-out: 2pm
lyf Funan $108++ 31 Dec 2020 31 December 2020 – Check-in: 7am
– Check-out: 3pm
Quincy Hotel $160++ 26 December 2020 8 August to 26 December 2020

(Friday and Saturday night)
– Check-out: 2pm
– Breakfast included
– Free evening cocktails
Royal Plaza on Scotts $168++ 31 December 20 30 June 2021 – Early check-in
– Late check-out
– $50 F&B credit
XY Hotel Bugis $173 nett 31 August 2020 30 December 2020 – $88 F&B credit
– Free upgrade to junior suite
Orchard Rendezvous  $180++ 30 December 2020 30 December 2020

(Friday and Saturday night)
– Check-in at 10am or late check-out at 4 pm
– Breakfast included
– $30 Far East Voucher
– Free $10 EZ-Link cards
– Free picnic basket
Andaz Singapore $180 nett (weekday)

$220 nett (weekend)
22 December 2020 22 December 2020 – Breakfast included
– 25% off dinner at Alley on 25
– Free in-room minibar
Hotel Jen Tanglin $187++ 31 December 2020 31 December 2020 – Check-in: 2pm
– Check-out: 3pm
– Breakfast included
Four Points by Sheraton Riverview $188 nett 25 December 2020 25 December 2020 – Breakfast included
– $88 F&B credit
Village Hotel Sentosa $200++ 31 December 2020 31 December 2020 – 24-Hour stay
– Breakfast included
– 1-for-1 drinks
– Sentosa Fun PAss tokens
– Free room upgrade
Courtyard Singapore Novena $238++ 30 December 2020 30 December 2020 – Breakfast included
– $50 F&B credit
– Free cocktails
Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel $258++ 30 May 2021 30 May 2021 – Check-out: 2pm
– Breakfast included
– $25 F&B credit per person
– Free parking
Pan Pacific Singapore  $270++ 31 December 2021 31 December 2021

(Friday and Saturday night, eve of PH and PH)
– Breakfast included
– Free parking
Shangri-La Singapore $345++ 30 December 2020 30 December 2020 – Check-in at 10am or check-out at 2pm
– Breakfast included
– $50 F&B credit
– 50% off massage
– Free cocktails
– Free parking
Intercontinental Bugis $338++ 31 December 2020 31 December 2020 – Breakfast included
– $50 F&B credit
– Free parking
W Singapore Sentosa Cove $350++ 30 December 2020 30 December 2020 – Breakfast included
– 25% off second night
– Free parking
Marina Bay Sands $379++ 31 August 2020 23 December 2020 – $75 Sands Rewards Lifestyle credit
– 1-for-1 cocktails
Fullerton Hotel $380++ 31 July 2020 31 July 2021 – Check-in: 11am
– Check-out: 6pm
– Breakfast included
– Free room upgrade
– $150 F&B credit
Sofitel Sentosa Resort $388++ 31 December 2020 31 December 2020 – Breakfast included
– Dinner set
– Free 1-hour massage
Fullerton Bay Hotel $650++ 30 December 2020 30 December 2020 – Check-in: 11am
– Breakfast included
– $100 F&B credit
– 30% off other F&B
– Free parking
– 20% off spa

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