Find hotels near Sentosa Golf Club, Singapore from NT$3,336

"Great place but a bit pricey"

"Modern rooms friendly staff"

"For an Aussie traveller, not having milk was not nice. Staff were wonderful. The rooftop bar was really nice to sit and relax, have a drink and a meal, looking across the skyline. Great location for access to Sentosa and MRT"

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"Great"

"Free filtered water and all the drinks in the bar is also free and gets refilled daily. Staff were very nice and courteous and the location is walking dostance to metro to get to vivo city as well as universal singapore"

"Couples suite was a bit tired and in need of TLC. "

"Everyone was excellent, the location was amazing "

"Wonderful Stay with Great Hospitality — Some Areas to Improve.We recently had the pleasure of staying at Sofitel Sentosa, and overall, it was a very enjoyable and memorable experience.A special shoutout to the all-day dining restaurant team serving breakfast and dinner — they were truly exceptional. The food quality, variety, and presentation were excellent, and the staff’s warmth and attentiveness made every meal delightful. In fact, we chose to dine in every day purely because of the experience they created. The property itself has a very calming and positive vibe. The ambience is serene, the surroundings are beautiful, and the staff across the hotel are courteous and welcoming. One of the highlights of our stay was seeing birds and peacocks freely roaming around — it added a unique charm to the overall experience. That said, there are a few areas where the property could improve: Cleanliness near reception area Upon arrival, the restrooms near the reception were not clean. While the staff responded promptly once informed, a more proactive approach to upkeep—especially in high-visibility areas—would significantly enhance the first impression. Swimming pool safety (especially for kids) The swimming pool is not particularly kid-friendly. It can feel unsafe for children without flotation support such as life jackets or inflatable tubes. Additionally, the lifeguard presence felt passive — there was limited proactive monitoring or intervention, which is an area that needs attn."