High Life Both Worlds

At High-Life Both Worlds, we believe in a lifestyle that blends refined luxury with spiritual intention. This guide celebrates Singapore hotels that go beyond beautiful décor and impeccable service—they provide meaningful touches that support modest, Muslim-friendly living. From private prayer areas to in-room Qibla markers, these hotels honour your routine, your values, and your need for privacy and peace.

Whether you’re traveling solo, enjoying a sister’s getaway, or here for a workcation, these hotels allow you to honour your salah without compromise—and in the comfort of thoughtfully designed spaces.

1. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

Where heritage meets spiritual mindfulness.

This historic five-star hotel not only stuns with colonial elegance, but it also delivers intentional hospitality. The rooms are spacious and naturally lit—ideal for laying out your prayer mat without obstruction. All rooms come equipped with a Qibla direction indicator, and prayer mats can be requested upon check-in.

What makes it stand out:
The Fullerton staff are discreet and respectful, often offering prayer essentials without request. The neutral colour palette and calm ambiance make it easy to transition from travel to stillness—ideal for both work trips and restorative stays.

📍 Address: 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178
🌐 Website: fullertonhotels.com
🌙 Muslimah-Friendly Notes:
Qibla direction marked, prayer mats available, halal-certified room service from select kitchens, walking distance to halal restaurants in Raffles Place.

2. PARKROYAL on Beach Road

Designed with comfort, space, and modesty in mind.

PARKROYAL’s Premier and Club rooms offer generous layouts—giving you ample space to perform prayers without moving furniture. They also provide prayer mats and digital Qibla information upon request. With its close proximity to the Sultan Mosque and Kampong Glam, your surroundings feel beautifully aligned with spiritual living.

Why we recommend it:
The location alone is a win. With halal eateries, Muslim heritage trails, and boutique Islamic fashion stores nearby, your stay feels less like a visit—and more like home. It’s ideal for Muslimahs who want to pray, explore, and unwind in a like-minded area.

📍 Address: 7500 Beach Rd, Singapore 199591
🌐 Website: parkroyalcollection.com
🌙 Muslimah-Friendly Notes:
In-room prayer kits on request, near Sultan Mosque, halal breakfast available, private-friendly spa facilities available at St. Gregory Spa.

3. Andaz Singapore – A Concept by Hyatt

A design-driven retreat with soul.

Andaz Singapore blends modern architecture with cultural charm. While not marketed as a Muslim-friendly hotel, the staff are proactive in accommodating requests for prayer mats and Qibla direction. The floor-to-ceiling windows and calm interior colour palette make prayer moments feel elevated—both literally and spiritually.

Why it aligns with HLBW values:
Andaz is for the Muslimah who travels with purpose and aesthetics in mind. The vibe is modern, elegant, and quiet. It’s ideal for spiritual solo stays or creative retreats where salah and stillness punctuate your day.

📍 Address: 5 Fraser St, Singapore 189354
🌐 Website: andazsingapore.com
🌙 Muslimah-Friendly Notes:
Prayer mats and Qibla direction available, walking distance to Masjid Sultan, halal options nearby, discreet and spacious rooms with minimal distraction.

4. Village Hotel Bugis

Comfortable, modest, and rooted in community.

Village Hotel Bugis is a known favourite among Muslim travellers for good reason. Located minutes from Kampong Glam, its rooms are prayer-ready and fitted with Qibla indicators. Prayer mats are provided, and many rooms offer full-length curtains and extra seating for hosting loved ones during longer stays.

Why we included it:
This hotel understands Muslim hospitality in an authentic, grounded way. It’s not luxury in the traditional sense, but for Muslimah travellers seeking privacy, accessibility, and affordability without sacrificing intentionality—it’s perfect.

📍 Address: 390 Victoria St, Singapore 188061
🌐 Website: stayfareast.com
🌙 Muslimah-Friendly Notes:
Prayer mat + Qibla direction, halal breakfast options, minutes away from Muslim quarter and religious bookstores.

5. Raffles Hotel Singapore

Timeless grandeur with tailored service.

If you’re seeking old-world elegance fused with modern faith-conscious hospitality, Raffles delivers. Suites are massive, tastefully decorated, and intentionally quiet. The staff provides prayer mats, Qibla indicators, and has a reputation for anticipating the unique needs of Muslim guests. The hotel is also near halal fine-dining options.

Why it’s ideal for spiritual luxury seekers:
Raffles is about thoughtful indulgence. You are not rushed, overlooked, or made to explain your needs repeatedly. Everything is already in place for a woman who values privacy, prayer, and peace—without the noise.

📍 Address: 1 Beach Rd, Singapore 189673
🌐 Website: rafflessingapore.com
🌙 Muslimah-Friendly Notes:
Private suites with large praying spaces, prayer materials on request, halal options available nearby, exceptional discretion by staff.

Final Thoughts

A beautiful hotel should do more than impress—it should respect. In-room prayer spaces and spiritual-friendly touches are not “extras”—they are essentials for the Muslimah living with purpose. Whether you prefer contemporary design, classic glamour, or boutique simplicity, these hotels prove that serenity and salah can be part of your travel narrative.

You don’t need to compromise on style to stay aligned with your values.

You can live luxuriously. You can live modestly. You can have both.

-HLBW