Singapore Editor Picks

This 19th-century hotel is the grande dame of Singapore. Its 103 spacious suites are named after the personalities who have bedded down here, Noel Coward included. Its old world, Victorian ambience and service are second to none.

Naumi's modern steel facade fits in perfectly amidst Singapore's bustling business district, but as soon as you enter the lobby the colorful flowering creepers introduce the property's soothing, yet trendy, garden theme. The property’s wide array of intimate guest services are its highest selling point: personal assistants, a floor for female travelers, and personalized limousine service from the airport are just a few of its offerings. It’s equally well-equipped in the amenities department, with in-room X-Box and Wii consoles, three state-of-the-art fitness rooms, and a rooftop infinity pool with magnificent views of the Singapore skyline and a full service bar – the perfect place to nurse your initial jetlag with a refreshing dip and a Singapore Sling.

Dating from 1859, this 129-acre park covers exhibits like the National Orchid Garden with its 20,000 orchids, Heliconia Walk, and the Children's Garden, where kids under twelve learn more about flora through interactive exhibits.

Inside the Botanical Gardens, this '20s plantation house gives new meaning to tropical garden...more

Head to the Pan Pacific Hotel Singapore for award-winning Cantonese cuisine and commanding views...more

From its name, you might think Zouk is an Arabian bazaar, but this discotheque is quite possibly Asia's hottest club. Dancers gyrate to music from one of five live bands, while waiters dispense drinks and snacks.

A magnet for fashionistas, the 7-level Ngee Ann City shopping center hosts 130 boutiques and specialty stores, including the anchor tenant – Takashimaya department store.