1. Regent Singapore 5* – Pet Staycation Singapore

Steps from Orchard Road shopping belt, Regent Singapore features award-winning dining and a gym. Sauna, spa baths and steam room facilities are available. A variety of pampering body treatments awaits guests. Union Pay is accepted here.

Regent Singapore is 1.3 km from Singapore Botanic Gardens and 4.6 km from National Museum of Singapore. Singapore Flyer is a 10-minute drive away, while Universal Studios Singapore is 15 minutes by taxi.

Rooms at Regent Singapore feature a blend of Asian and Western designs.

They include bathrooms with L’Occitane toiletries. Minibars and tea/coffee makers are provided. Rooms offer cable TV channels, including international and Chinese channels. Bathrooms come with dental kit, slippers and toiletries.

We’re surprise of the PET allow policy for Regent Hotel and the preparation of pet bed & bowl.

The room was huge enough for my dog to roam around and we had a great fun. Thank for the simple decoration with a complimentary of a small cake in the room for my partner’s birthday surprises as well.

The hotel is pet friendly but more towards dog instead of cats.

It was good as I went for staycation previously with my pet. We were given a box of dog goodies and there were shampoo for the dog.

Main reason why I chose Regent was because it’s pet-friendly, and a decent weight limit for pets (15kg). The rooms were equipped with a dog bed & a goodie bag for the dogs, which was a nice gesture. The staff were all very friendly and accepting of our pets, which made it an overall a pleasant experience for our family staycation with our family pets.

One of the staff pointed out the side-door to us, which led to the closest grass patch for my pets which are out-door toilet-trained, very thankful for that.

The staff was very attentive and friendly, from time during reservation up to check out. Aside from that my puppy dog enjoyed as it’s a pet friendly hotel. Well recommended!

The staycation package was well thought out. Dog beds, water bowls, treats, towels, shampoo, pee pads and toys were provided for the dogs, and the in-room dining menu even had dog meals. A walking map was provided which gave me suggestions on where I can take my dogs for a nice walk. The package also included dining credits so that I can order food and dine together with my dogs in the comfort of our room.

I like that the staff are friendly and can make the pets feel at ease in the hotel. I also like the location of the hotel being near the botanic gardens and within walking distance from dog friendly cafes.

If you want to have “us time” with your doggies, this staycation is highly recommended!

How much does a room costs at Regent Singapore?

Prices start 246$/night for Classic Twin Room. The Premium King Room with Balcony is 295$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for pet owners.

This double room has a balcony, cable TV and tea/coffee maker.

2. Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa 5* – Pet Friendly Staycation Singapore

Just a 3-minute walk to Palawan Beach, and boasting panoramic views of the South China Sea, Amara Sanctuary Resort is located on tropical Sentosa Island in Southern Singapore. It offers 2 dining options and 4 outdoor swimming pools.

It is located just 3 minutes from Universal Studios Singapore and the casino at Resorts World Sentosa. Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa offers a free return shuttle to Harbourfront.

Boasting stylish wooden furnishings and large windows, air-conditioned rooms at Amara Sanctuary are equipped with LED TVs. A personal safe and tea/coffee making facilities are also included.

This elegant resort with colonial architectural is 2 km from Universal Studios Singapore theme park and 6 km from the Chinatown district.

The high-end rooms, suites and villas come with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, and some feature 4-poster beds and courtyards. The 1- and 2-bedroom villas add separate living rooms, and some have private pools. A colonial bungalow is nestled among tropical trees. There’s 24-hour room service.

Dining choices include a refined restaurant, a casual eatery with outdoor seating and an outdoor bar.

Lush garden surrounding the entire property, enough for our dog to play around. Great walks indeed. Overall, it was a good quiet stay with the fur kid. They sent us a fresh box of doggy package each day– with a toy!

The one most important thing we look for when we go on staycations as a family is that the hotel or resort must be dog-friendly.

Our dogs are our children. Mine is also an internationally trained and certified assistance dog for persons with disability. I go everywhere with her.

What matters to us is that our dogs are genuinely welcome, and treated as important guests in the same way as the humans, without prejudice. Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa tops the list of all the many ‘dog-friendly’ places we have been to.

Many others imposed ridiculous restrictions, for example, at one high-end ‘dog-friendly’ resort, we were not allowed to dine even al fresco with our dogs, and they had to be left alone in the room while we had our meals, or stay far away from the dining area at a little corner out of sight with our helper, who couldn’t eat with us while she watched the dogs, and she was attacked by swarms of mosquitoes.

There was also nowhere we could walk our dogs in those mosquito-riddled grounds without being told, “No Dogs Allowed Here.” When we have staycations, we look for good service, comfort, luxury and a genuine welcome – most crucial to us is that there should be no half-measures where our dogs are concerned.

It is pointless to promote dog-friendly rooms if there is nowhere else our dogs are welcome on the premises.

At Amara Sanctuary Resorts, the grounds are impeccably maintained, there was no mosquito problem and we could walk around with our dogs to enjoy the beautifully landscaped surrounds (leashed, of course).

From the very get-go, at Amara Sanctuary Resort, we were greeted with friendliness and efficiency, from the welcoming Front Office, to the great F&B team at Shutters, also kudos to Executive Chef Kelvin for a wonderful birthday dinner, and the Housekeeping folks who attended to all our requests.

All your staff are so very polite, cheerful and friendly, waving to us and saying hello to our dogs whenever we pass by.

How much does a room costs at Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa?

Prices start 224$/night for Deluxe Room. The Couple Suite with direct access to pool is 467$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for pet owners.

Featuring terrazzo flooring, this elegant white-washed suite offers garden views and access to the infinity lap pool. Facilities also include an LED TV, an electric kettle and en suite bathroom with shower facility.

3. Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa 5* – Pet Staycation Singapore

Spread across lush greenery, Sofitel Singapore Resort & Spa offers luxurious resort-styled accommodation with sweeping views of the sunset at Sentosa Island’s iconic Tanjong Beach.

Providing a variety of accommodation types that range from rooms to suites and even villas, each elegantly-designed guestroom is inspired by Paris’ Jardin du Luxembourg and fitted wooden parquet finishings with carpets in cerulean and orchid hues. All accommodation types are also equipped with LED Smart TVs and high-speed WiFi.

The luxury rooms and suites offer Lanvin toiletries, while the villas boast exclusive Hermès products and access to So SPA’s outdoor garden facilities. The exquisite villas even feature an outdoor pool.

Set on a cliff-top, this upscale hotel is 1 km from the nearest stop for the Beach Tram, and 2 km from both Tanjong Beach and Universal Studios Singapore.

Elegant, modern rooms offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemakers. Lavish suites add living rooms; upgraded suites feature kitchenettes and whirlpool tubs. A 2-bedroom villa has a private pool. Room service is available 24/7.

Parking and a local shuttle are free. There are 3 stylish restaurants, plus a tapas bar. Breakfast is extra. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a gym and tennis, as well as a chic spa with a meditation maze, gardens and pools.

Booked the paw package staycation and throughly enjoyed my stay. For pet owners intending to bring your pets along, do rmb to bring along your own pet bowls and pee pads as the hotel doesn’t provide any – and of course, your own pet food/treats.

The inclusive dinner and breakfast was good and we got to select our own meal from the hotel menu.

Overall I enjoyed the trip and my dog had a good time as well!

Personal touch was indeed made the difference! Who will expect you found your dog’s picture on your bedside table??

This was precious!! She was so thoughtful! This has brought the service of Sofitel from exceptional to second to none!

How much does a room costs at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa?

Prices start 346$/night for LUXURY ROOM, 1 King Size Bed. The JUNIOR SUITE, 1 King Size Bed
is 570$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for pet owners.

The large open-concept suites feature an adjoining living area,1 king-size Sofitel MyBed and Illy coffee/tea making facilities. A LED Smart TV, digital newspaper and magazines and WiFi access are provided. The en suite bathroom is fitted with a separate rainshower, bathtub and exclusive Lanvin toiletries.

Complimentary access to SoSPA outdoor facilities are also included.