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QT Singapore

QT Singapore: pet admission and permitted areas. Read the dated source review and confirm any unresolved conditions before visiting.

Dog access & visit details
A calm dog resting on a soft cream rug in a warm-lit corner of QT Singapore in Bras Basah / Beach Road, Singapore.
QT Singapore

4.6332 reviews on Google

Source checkedReviewed 12 Sept 2026

Visiting with your dog

Your dog is welcome in the areas described below.

Where you can go
Designated dog-friendly hotel rooms
A little heads-up before you go
  • Official Singapore hotel page lists dog-friendly rooms. Cat admission, restaurant access, fees and individual booking conditions require separate confirmation.
More about the welcome

See the venue information · Updated 2026-09-12

Official Singapore hotel page lists dog-friendly rooms. Cat admission, restaurant access, fees and individual booking conditions require separate confirmation.

These details cover bringing your dog. If you need a particular table, room or arrangement, ask the team when you book.

Original editorial text and selection © UrbanDogOwner. Venue information and photography are credited to their sources.

At a glance

Address
35 Robinson Road, Singapore 068876
Website
www.qthotels.com/singapore
Price tier
$$$$
Dog policy
Designated dog-friendly hotel rooms
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Plan a visit with your pack

QT Singapore lists dog-friendly rooms among its accommodation options on the official hotel page. Book the appropriate room category and tell the hotel about your dog before paying. Room admission does not establish access to restaurants, the rooftop or every shared area. Ask for the current pet fee, number and size limits, and whether your dog may be left in the room before planning the stay.

What the published policy establishes

Official Singapore hotel page lists dog-friendly rooms. Cat admission, restaurant access, fees and individual booking conditions require separate confirmation.

Where your pet may be: Designated dog-friendly hotel rooms.

Before you make plans

Choose a visit that suits your animal’s comfort and care needs. Admission permission is not a promise of a quiet setting, available space or suitability for an individual medical condition.

Source and review

Official venue or park information. Editorial source review: 12 September 2026. The operator can change its arrangements. The original source remains available for checking the wording and scope.

What people say on Google

  1. Keith L3 months ago

    Had an absolutely lovely weekend getaway at QT. The deluxe king room was great - quite a lot of space and my partner likes high ceilings. Beds and pillows were a little soft, but that's a matter of personal preference. Loved the iPad integration with the room's amenities. Also liked the touch of providing a portable speaker in the room. The bathtub is pretty big, which is great because a lot of other hotel tubs we had in the past couldn't comfortably fit two. The faucet for the tub, however, didn't produce very hot water and it was also very slow to fill. We flagged it to the hotel staff, but nothing much they could do. It was a little rachet, but we managed to get the temperature right by adding one or two kettles of boiling water (lol). Service staff were very professional and pleasant and readily available for service even at late hours when we needed a change of comforter. Location is really good, as its right next to Lau Pa Sat, so that's food covered. It's also directly situated above a convenience store for late-night snack runs. Hope to be back soon. xx

  2. AC C4 months ago

    Our stay at QT Singapore was such a memorable experience. The hotel beautifully balances historic character with a bold, modern vibe, and the atmosphere feels stylish without being overdone. The staff were genuinely warm and welcoming from the moment we arrived. One of the highlights was having dinner next to Lau Pa Sat, the iconic hawker market right beside the hotel. The energy, variety of food, and lively atmosphere made the evening feel truly special and very “Singapore.” The location was a huge plus - we were able to walk everywhere, exploring nearby attractions easily and enjoying the city at our own pace. After long days out, it was great coming back to such a comfortable and thoughtfully designed room. We also loved the thoughtful touches, like being given complimentary barista coffee, which made the stay feel even more personal and welcoming Overall, QT Singapore exceeded our expectations and delivered a stay that felt personal, fun, and unforgettable. We’d happily stay here again.

  3. Meagan Kiely3 months ago

    We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at QT Singapore. The location is exceptional, the staff were consistently warm and welcoming, and the rooms and facilities are beautifully designed and maintained. The rooftop pool was a standout feature, and while the gym is relatively compact, it was well-equipped and perfectly adequate for a short stay. One area that significantly fell short of expectations was the food offering, particularly in relation to vegan options. Although breakfast was included in our stay-which we appreciated-there were no vegan options clearly marked on the menu. When I enquired, I was initially told that fruit salad was the only available option. After further discussion, the kitchen kindly prepared avocado on toast, and on subsequent mornings I ordered the big breakfast without bacon, sausage, or eggs. For a hotel that positions itself as sustainability-focused, the absence of clearly identified or thoughtfully designed vegan options was disappointing. It raises questions about whether the sustainability messaging extends meaningfully to food and beverage practices. We were also provided with a $50 dining voucher, which unfortunately went unused. Neither the café nor the lunch and dinner menus displayed marked vegan options, and reception staff were initially unable to advise. After eventually speaking with a manager, I was provided with a few dishes that could be modified to be vegan; however, this was on our final day and too late to utilise the voucher. I would strongly encourage the hotel to clearly label vegan options and expand plant-based offerings, particularly at breakfast-such as a dedicated vegetarian or vegan breakfast option. It was surprising to learn that dishes which appeared suitable, including the soba noodle bowl, coconut yogurt granola, and even the smashed avocado, contained dairy. Clear labelling and a more inclusive menu would greatly enhance the guest experience and better align with the hotel’s stated sustainability values. Overall, we had a wonderful stay, and with some improvements to the dining experience, it would be exceptional.

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