Below are the main hotel loyalty programs that routinely offer member-only rates or discounts at hotels in Singapore, with examples of participating Singapore properties and the type of member benefit to expect. (Member discounts/availability vary by hotel, date and promotion — always book via the hotel’s official site/app to access member rates.)

• Accor — ALL (Accor Live Limitless)

  • Typical benefit: “Members’ Rate” (exclusive member discounts, often 2–10% or higher during promotions), extra member-only promotions and points on stays; some Accor luxury brands (Raffles, Fairmont, Sofitel, Swissôtel, Pullman, Novotel, etc.) participate. Example Singapore properties: Swissôtel The Stamford, Sofitel, Fairmont / Raffles (Accor brands). Book on all.accor.com or the ALL app to get the Members’ Rate and any member add-ons. (all.accor.com)

• Hilton — Hilton Honors

  • Typical benefit: Honors Discount / Member Rates (guaranteed member discount on eligible rates, variable by region/hotel), plus points, bonus offers and dining perks; hotels in Singapore (Hilton Singapore Orchard, Conrad Singapore Orchard, Hilton Garden Inn Singapore Serangoon, etc.) publish Honors member offers. (hilton.com)

• Marriott — Marriott Bonvoy

  • Typical benefit: Member-exclusive rates, member promotions (bonus points, member-only packages) and free Wi‑Fi; many Marriott brands in Singapore participate (e.g., Courtyard Singapore Novena, properties in the Autograph/Marriott portfolios, JW/Marriott/Edition/AC/etc.). Members must book via Marriott channels to access member rates. (marriott.com)

• IHG — IHG One Rewards

  • Typical benefit: Exclusive member rates and member-only promotions (and partner discounts from time to time); Singapore IHG brands (InterContinental, Holiday Inn, Hotel Indigo, Regent, Kimpton where present) feature member rates and partner offers. Book through IHG channels to access member pricing and points. (ihg.com)

• World of Hyatt

  • Typical benefit: Member rates, bonus-point promotions and other member perks when you book Hyatt properties (Park Hyatt, Andaz, Grand Hyatt, Hyatt Regency, Hyatt Centric, etc.). Hyatt runs region-specific promotions that give deeper member savings/bonus points. (newsroom.hyatt.com)

• Shangri‑La — Shangri‑La Circle (Golden Circle)

  • Typical benefit: Member Online Exclusive Rates, Members’ Saver/Member with Breakfast rates and periodic member-only promos at Shangri‑La Singapore, JEN/Kerry/Traders hotels in the group. (shangri-la.com)

• Pan Pacific Hotels Group — Pan Pacific DISCOVERY

  • Typical benefit: DISCOVERY members get year‑round savings (e.g., minimum ~10% savings on flexible rates), extra % off during group promotions, dining discounts and priority benefits at Pan Pacific and PARKROYAL hotels in Singapore (Pan Pacific Singapore, PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay / Pickering / Beach Road, etc.). (panpacific.com)

• Mandarin Oriental — Fans of M.O.

  • Typical benefit: Fans of M.O. membership unlocks members-only offers and privileges (chooseable perks such as breakfast, early check-in/late check-out, dining/spa credit) when booking qualifying rates directly with Mandarin Oriental Singapore. (mandarinoriental.com)

Quick tips to get the member discount

• Join the hotel program (free for base membership) and sign in before booking. Member rates almost always require booking directly on the brand’s website, app, or call centre. (all.accor.com)
• Look for “Members’ Rate”, “Member Exclusive”, “Member Saver” or “Honors/Bonvoy/ALL member rate” on the hotel’s offers page.
• Member discounts and promo percentages vary by hotel, stay dates and availability; some promotions are limited-time or region-specific — always check the hotel’s current offer page for exact terms. (all.accor.com)

If you want, I can

• check member rates and current member promotions for a specific Singapore hotel or date range (I’ll look them up and cite the hotel offer pages), or
• prepare a short comparison (example rates) for 2–3 specific properties so you can see which member program gives the best savings.

Which would you prefer?