Short answer: Singapore is already one of the safest cities for solo travellers — if you want hotels that maximise convenience, security and peace of mind, choose reputable hotels in central, well‑lit neighbourhoods (Orchard, Marina Bay/City Hall, Clarke/Robertson Quay, Bugis). Below are safe picks across price ranges + why they work for solo travellers, with quick booking/check‑in safety tips.

Why Singapore is a safe base

• Singapore consistently scores highly on traveller‑safety indexes and official travel advice says to exercise normal precautions (low violent crime, watch for petty theft/scams). (smartraveller.gov.au)

Top hotel picks (good for solo travellers)

• Hilton Singapore Orchard (Orchard Road) — big, centrally located property with 24‑hour front desk, in‑room safes, concierge and easy access to MRT / Botanic Gardens; recommended for solo stays in travel roundups. (forbes.com)

• Marina Bay Sands (Marina Bay) — iconic, high‑security complex with active security advisories, extensive CCTV/staffing and 24‑hour services; great if you want a highly monitored, public‑area heavy precinct. (marinabaysands.com)

• The Fullerton Hotel Singapore (Marina Bay / City Hall) — historic luxury hotel with 24‑hour front desk, concierge, safe‑deposit options and very well‑lit waterfront location close to transit. (my.trip.com)

• PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering (near Chinatown / Downtown) — eco‑hotel with 24‑hour front desk, in‑room safes and strong guest‑services/concierge (good balance of boutique feel + chain security). (id.hotels.com)

• Andaz Singapore (Bugis) — modern, stylish hotel in Bugis with 24‑hour front desk and standard hotel security features; good for solo travellers who want a lively cultural neighbourhood walkable by day. (traveloka.com)

• Pan Pacific / Pan Pacific Orchard (Orchard area) — well‑staffed chain hotel with 24‑hour front desk, CCTV/common‑area security and excellent access to Orchard’s shops/transport. Good for solo travellers who like a calm, central base. (panpacific.com)

• M Social / hotels around Clarke/Robertson Quay — good choice if you plan to be out late (nightlife area with regular taxis/Grab and hotel staffing); properties list 24‑hour front desk and on‑site security. (traveloka.com)

How these choices help solo travellers

• Chain / large hotels provide 24/7 staffed reception, in‑room safes, CCTV and clear procedures for incidents. Those features reduce risk and give reliable assistance if something happens. (See hotel pages above for listed amenities.) (hilton.com)

Quick booking & in‑stay safety checklist (what to look for)

• 24‑hour reception / concierge (so you’re never locked out).
• In‑room safe and/or front‑desk safe deposit.
• Card/key access to lifts or guest floors (some hotels restrict elevator access to guest keycards).
• Positive recent guest reviews mentioning security/late check‑in.
• Close to an MRT station or regular taxi/ride‑hail access (faster, safer transit late at night).
• Well‑lit main entrance and a staffed lobby.
  When you arrive, confirm the hotel emergency numbers and the location of the nearest police station or hospital. For official hotel protocols (health and safety), Singapore’s Tourism Board posts guidance hotels follow. (stb.gov.sg)

Practical solo‑traveller tips (simple, high‑impact)

• Use the hotel safe for passport/extra cards; carry a copy of passport separately.
• Book hotels in central neighbourhoods (Orchard, Marina Bay, Bugis/Bras Basah, Clarke/Robertson Quay, Chinatown) — they’re busy, well‑lit and patrolled. (jobturnup.com)
• Prefer ride‑hail (Grab) late at night; check driver and plate before getting in.
• Stay alert for scams (phishing calls/texts); major hotels post scam advisories (e.g., Marina Bay Sands). (marinabaysands.com)

If you’d like I can:

• Narrow these to a specific neighbourhood or budget (luxury / midrange / budget) and give 3–4 direct hotel options with price bands and links to official booking pages. (I’ll include up‑to‑date availability/prices if you want me to check for particular dates.)