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9 Best Serviced Apartments for Short Stays in Singapore (2026)

Furnished serviced apartments in Singapore for stays of days to months, from Orchard to Marina Bay, with how to compare minimum stays and unit types.

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Serviced apartments sit between a hotel room and a rented flat: you get a kitchen, a living area and often a washer-dryer, with housekeeping and a front desk on hand. That suits visitors on work postings, families waiting for a home to be ready and anyone who wants more space than a hotel gives. This guide covers nine operators in Singapore whose own websites describe furnished apartments for stays that run from days to several months. Minimum stays differ sharply between them, so we note what each says it offers. Rates change constantly, so none are quoted here; use each operator's booking page or enquiry contact for current terms.

1. Frasers Hospitality (Fraser Suites Singapore)

Frasers Hospitality lists four Singapore serviced residences on its site: Fraser Suites Singapore, Fraser Residence Orchard, Fraser Residence River Promenade and APT. Stamford Place. The page for Fraser Suites describes 255 apartments in the River Valley enclave, from one-bedroom units to four-bedroom penthouses, with kitchenettes, washer-dryers and Wi-Fi. It says pets are welcome and lists a swimming pool, a 24-hour gym, a children's play zone and barbecue pits. The property presents itself as suitable for short stays and longer ones, and publishes a separate email contact for extended-stay enquiries. Minimum nights and rates can differ between its residences and apartment types, so check the booking page of the specific property before you compare it with the other operators here.

2. Weave Suites

Weave Living runs the Weave Suites brand and, on its Singapore page, shows serviced apartments at Novena, Mount Sophia and Kampong Glam, plus a family-oriented residence in Katong. Its site describes studios and larger suites with a kitchen and laundry, regular housekeeping, a gym and shared lounge spaces, and says leases are flexible from as little as six nights. That makes it one of the shorter-minimum options in this guide, and the site also lists longer monthly stays. Bookings and enquiries are handled through its website, and it names a Singapore email contact for questions. Because the four buildings differ in size, unit mix and neighbourhood, browse each building page to see which one matches your plans.

Novena, Mount Sophia, Kampong Glam, Katong
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3. The Ascott Limited (Ascott and Citadines)

The Ascott Limited operates serviced residences and apartment hotels in Singapore under brands such as Ascott and Citadines, with property pages on the Discover ASR site. Ascott Raffles Place is described there as occupying a restored heritage building in the business district, with studios up to a two-bedroom suite, full kitchens, an infinity pool and a gym. Citadines Rochor, in the Little India area, lists studios to two-bedroom units with kitchenettes, a pool, a residents' lounge and a self-service launderette. Property pages note housekeeping schedules and 24-hour reception, though stay-length terms are not spelled out on every page. Check the individual property page or its enquiry contact for minimum stays and current terms.

Raffles Place, Little India
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4. Far East Hospitality Serviced Residences

Far East Hospitality's serviced-residence page lists nine Singapore properties, including Village Residence Robertson Quay, Orchard Scotts Residences, Adina Serviced Apartments Singapore Orchard, Orchard Parksuites and Oasia Residence. Its Robertson Quay page says the residence offers short weekly stays and extended periods across 71 pet-friendly apartments, from studios to three-bedroom layouts, and mentions a long-stay rate request option. By contrast, the Orchard Scotts page says it caters to guests seeking a minimum three-month stay. That difference matters: the group's properties are not interchangeable for a short visit. Read the minimum-stay wording on each property page, and use the email and phone contact it publishes for long-stay rate enquiries, ideally before you pay anything or commit to dates.

5. Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road

Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road is the serviced-apartment arm of Pan Pacific Hotels in Singapore. Its site lists one-bedroom Deluxe, Executive and Premium suites, two-bedroom Premium suites and connecting one-bedroom suites, each with separate living and bedroom areas, a kitchenette and a washer and dryer. The property page describes a rooftop pool, a residents' living room and a complimentary breakfast lounge on weekdays and Saturdays, and places the building near Arab Street and Haji Lane in Kampong Glam, with Bugis MRT within walking distance. The site presents the suites for both short and longer stays and mentions complimentary parking for guests staying more than one month. Confirm minimum nights and current conditions on its booking pages.

6. Treetops Executive Residences

Treetops Executive Residences describes itself on its website as a serviced apartment surrounded by greenery, with each apartment fitted with air filtration systems, according to its own copy. Its pages list one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments and suites, including a penthouse, and the site positions the property for short stays, extended stays and renovation-period accommodation. It publishes promotions valid through the end of 2026 and a loyalty programme for direct bookings, while its contact page lists a main line, a reservations line and a sales email. The residence sits on the Orchard side of town. Treat promotions as time-limited and ask the reservations team about minimum nights for the unit type you want.

7. Aurealis Serviced Residence

Aurealis Serviced Residence is a Marina Bay property whose website says it offers fully furnished one-, two- and three-bedroom suites above the Downtown MRT station, with sheltered links to Raffles Place and nearby office towers. Its pages describe in-suite washer-dryers, full kitchens, a work desk, and access to a gym, tennis courts, lap pools and a jacuzzi. The key point for short-stay planners is that the site states a minimum stay of 90 days, so it suits visitors who need a few months rather than a few nights. The site says units are managed by an in-house team. It publishes a guest email address and a phone contact, so ask about availability for your dates before assuming a suite is free.

8. Le Grove Serviced Residences

Le Grove Serviced Residences, off Orange Grove Road, says on its website that it has recently refreshed its interiors and exteriors. The apartment pages list studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom duplex units, with kitchens, washer-dryers in the larger units, and in-room safes. Its facilities page lists a daily shuttle to MRT stations and business districts, a continental breakfast on weekdays, a launderette, a meeting room, interconnecting apartments and accessible apartments. Its enquiry form has a dedicated option for monthly rates, which suggests it handles longer stays as well as shorter ones. The site is quiet on minimum nights, so ask when you enquire. Its location is a short walk from the Orchard shopping district, according to its own location page.

9. Fortville Serviced Apartments

Fortville Serviced Apartments is a small independent property near Katong Park MRT on the east side, and its site is explicit about short stays: it says the minimum lease is one week and that rates are all-inclusive of housekeeping, maintenance, utilities, Wi-Fi and cable television. Its pages list studios in several layouts, one-bedroom units with and without a study room, two- and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses. Facilities listed include a swimming pool, a gym, a barbecue pit, a guest lounge, laundry service and a 24-hour front desk for check-in and check-out. Its site notes that construction next door may cause daytime noise, a candid detail worth weighing. Contact its marketing team or use its WhatsApp link to confirm availability.

How to choose

  • Start with minimum stay, because it varies more than anything else. One operator here states a one-week minimum, another says six nights, another 90 days, and a few leave it to enquiry. If your dates are short, filter by the minimum an operator publishes before comparing anything else.
  • Match the unit to the household. Studios and one-bedrooms work for solo travellers and couples, while two- and three-bedroom units suit families or colleagues sharing. Check each operator's page for sleeping capacity, whether extra beds are offered, and whether the kitchen is a full one or a kitchenette.
  • Look at location through your daily routine rather than a map pin. Note the walk to the nearest MRT station, proximity to your office, school or hospital, and whether the operator provides a shuttle. A quiet residential address can mean a longer commute than a central block.
  • Ask what the rate actually includes. Some operators publish all-inclusive rates covering utilities and Wi-Fi, while others list housekeeping frequency, laundry, parking or breakfast separately. Request the inclusions in writing and ask about deposits, cancellation and any additional charges before you confirm a booking.
  • Bring special needs into the first message. If you travel with a pet, need accessible rooms, interconnecting apartments or parking, say so at enquiry stage, because policies differ by property and by unit. Operators with several buildings may apply different rules at each, so confirm the exact building.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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