Here are top business hotels in Singapore that are known for strong meeting / MICE facilities (varied sizes, reliable AV/support and good CBD access). I’ve included the meeting highlights and what each is best for.

1. Marina Bay Sands — Sands Expo & Convention Centre

   • Why: Asia’s largest integrated meeting complex (~250 meeting rooms, extensive ballrooms and exhibition halls). Largest ballroom (Sands Grand Ballroom) can host thousands; exhibition halls >30,000 sqm. Ideal for mega‑conferences, exhibitions and large corporate galas. (marinabaysands.com)

2. The Ritz‑Carlton, Millenia Singapore (Marina Bay)

   • Why: 13 event venues, ~42,470 sq ft total event space and a Grand Ballroom with large video walls (largest space up to ~1,400 pax). Strong luxury service for large conferences, launches and executive retreats. (ritzcarlton.com)

3. Pan Pacific Singapore (Marina/CBD)

   • Why: Multiple Event Suites with skyline views and the Pacific Ballroom (three large divisible spaces; Pacific 3 up to ~400 pax). Good for mid‑to‑large conferences and executive offsites. (panpacific.com)

4. Swissôtel The Stamford / Fairmont Singapore (Raffles City)

   • Why: Linked hotels with significant MICE capability (Raffles City Convention Centre). Multiple ballrooms (Fairmont Ballroom can host large events, several smaller high‑tech meeting rooms). Strong for big banquets and conferences. (swissotel.com)

5. JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach (Downtown/CBD)

   • Why: ~18 event rooms, modern ballroom with a large LED wall; flexible heritage building meeting spaces for 4–420 pax. Good for product launches, mid‑size conferences and hybrid events. (marriott.com)

6. Shangri‑La Hotel, Singapore (Orchard)

   • Why: Extensive function space (~5,500+ sqm at the property), strong track record hosting high‑level summits (e.g., the Shangri‑La Dialogue). Good for luxury full‑service conferences, board meetings and multi‑room events. (shangri-la.com)

7. Mandarin Oriental, Singapore (Marina Bay)

   • Why: Range of venues from boardrooms to The Oriental Ballroom (10s–500 pax capacity ranges), floor‑to‑ceiling AV and scenic views. Good for executive meetings, mid‑size conferences and incentive groups. (mandarinoriental.com.cn)

8. Conrad Centennial Singapore (Marina/CBD)

   • Why: ~1,285 sq m of flexible meeting space, grand ballroom and multiple boardrooms/conference rooms (ballroom seats ~400–550 depending on setup). Good for corporate conferences and gala dinners. (hilton.com)

9. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore (Marina/CBD)

   • Why: Historic luxury hotel with ~11 function rooms and large ballroom combinations (total meeting space / ballrooms suitable for up to several hundred guests; configurable boardrooms). Ideal for executive board meetings, client dinners and mid‑size conferences with a landmark setting. (cvent.com)

10. Capella Singapore (Sentosa — resort style)

• Why: Resort/retreat environment with ~24,500 sq ft of meeting/function space, a pillarless Grand Ballroom (large capacity, also several boardrooms and breakout rooms). Best for leadership retreats, incentive groups and high‑end product launches away from the city. (cvent.com)

Quick selection checklist (what to confirm with the hotel)

• Room size & capacity in your required setup (theatre / classroom / boardroom / banquet).
• Onsite AV & hybrid‑meeting support (live streaming, technical crew, LED walls).
• Breakout rooms and pre‑function / registration space.
• F&B options and dietary flexibility (coffee breaks, working lunches, plated vs buffet).
• Accommodation room blocks / negotiated rates and transport (airport / MRT access).
• Cancellation and force‑majeure terms for your event dates.

Next steps (how to proceed)

• For large events, issue an RFP to 2–3 shortlisted hotels (specify date(s), pax, setup, AV needs and budget).
• For small board meetings, ask for a dedicated boardroom package (half‑day/full‑day) and confirm AV/secure Wi‑Fi.
• If you want, I can shortlist the above by: (a) capacity (small/medium/large), (b) location (Marina Bay / CBD / Orchard / Sentosa), or (c) budget tier — and include direct meetings pages/contact links for each.

If you’d like a short list tailored to your event size, date range or preferred district, tell me which criteria you prefer and I’ll narrow it to 3–4 best matches (I can also pull current availability and RFP contacts).