The Standard is famed for its irreverent and immersive take and on the hospitality experience. From its roots in West Hollywood through to New York’s Meatpacking District and most recently to London’s King Cross, no two Standard hotels are exactly alike, yet all share an unmistakable sensibility, incredible attention to detail and unforgettable moments. 

The Standard makes its debut in Singapore, in a lush green enclave, minutes from Singapore’s renowned Orchard Road. Part quirky tropical oasis, part mellow party pad, the interior design of the property’s 143 rooms & suites, and public spaces, have been designed by Ministry of Design in collaboration with The Standard’s in-house design team to celebrate The Standard’s DNA, with a local twist that reflects its context.

Moments of discovery, quirkiness and delight exist throughout the property from the signature timber doors at the reception and music- driven “Cafe Standard”, to the vibrant second-floor restaurant “Kaya at The Standard” or swim-up pool bar. 

The tongue-in-cheek terrarium inspired reception counter is a nod to the original Standard in Hollywood where a glass tank behind the reception counter scandalously showcased partial clad models. Ours instead features a playful installation depicting Singapore as a fantastical psychedelic garden and was conceived in collaboration with artist Eric Tobua + The Standard Design team.