Lloyd’s Inn Singapore is the original flagship of the Lloyd’s Inn brand, which also has sister hotels in Bali and Kuala Lumpur. Conceived with the idea of ‘bringing Bali to Singapore,’ this breezy boutique property blends tranquility with modern convenience. It’s minutes away from the city’s teeming urban life, yet nestled in a quiet, leafy corner. It occupies a spot in Somerset, with the iconic Orchard Road just a five-minute walk away.
Designed to bring the outdoors inside, the inn stays true to its ethos, with architecture that embraces a minimalist flair and raw natural elements. The design finds beauty in clean lines, earthy textures, and monochromatic tones. Its airy lobbies and corridors allow a profusion of natural light. But, the pièce de résistance is the garden deck and dipping pool, which is flanked by tropical foliage. Outfitted with comfy sunbeds, swings, and lounger chairs, it’s the perfect place to wind down. You can also make yourself a round of sundowner cocktails and enjoy them at the rooftop terrace, overlooking the street below.
The hotel features 34 rooms with eight unique room types that explore different relationships with nature. Highlights include rooms with sky tubs that open up to the sky, and rooms with private al-fresco spaces. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and come with en-suite bathrooms, outdoor showers, safes, daily housekeeping, toiletries, mirror, hair dryer, smart TV, free Wi‑Fi, and inclusive breakfast. In fact, the hotel has tied up with Kiliney Kopitiam.
Located just down the road, it’s Singapore’s oldest Hainanese coffee shop where guests can enjoy local breakfast. Prefer staying indoors? The on-site outdoor pantry is a communal space with chairs and tables, where you can whip up your own meals while hobnobbing with fellow travelers. The pantry is kitted with a microwave, water/ice dispenser, crockery, disposable cutlery, coffee machine, and a vending machine.
Lloyd’s Inn Singapore is an ideal me-time getaway for those looking to escape the humdrum of life while still being in the city. You can enjoy easy access to restaurants, shops, and transport links.
Written By: Katha Nauriyal
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