Singapore's 10 best hotels

Guess which hotel offers the most romantic retreat.

The following list is compiled from AsiaRooms.com's selection of finest hotels in Asia in different categories.

We looked at 12 major categories from Asia's best hotels rankings to determine which hotels in Singapore offer the best lodging experience.

Once we identified the Singapore hotels in each category, we inverted the lists in order to award a larger amount of points to the hotels ranked higher. For example, 10 points went to the #1 hotel on a category, 9 points to the #2, 8 to the #3, and so through #10, which received a single point.

We then added up all the points we designated to each hotel to determine an overall ranking.

The highest ranked hotel received 19 points overall for topping 2 categories.

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