Here are family-friendly hotels in Singapore that work well for multigenerational trips (children + elders). I list each hotel with why it’s suitable and what to check when booking.

Top picks

• Shangri‑La Singapore (Orchard / Orange Grove)

  • Why: themed Family Suites, kids’ play areas (buds by Shangri‑La and Splash), Family Concierge and a Family Pantry with childcare equipment. Good for younger children and multigenerational groups. (Shangri-La.com)

• Marina Bay Sands (Marina Bay)

  • Why: purpose-designed Sands Family Suite (kids’ room with bunk beds, kitchenette), family-friendly Play Den and curated “Adventure Pack” activities; easy access to ArtScience Museum, Gardens by the Bay and waterfront promenades. Good for families who want central, landmark experiences. (marinabaysands.com)

• Resorts World Sentosa — Festive Hotel (Sentosa)

  • Why: resort complex with on-site kid pools, play areas and direct access to Universal Studios, Adventure Cove and S.E.A. Aquarium — convenient for families with small children; rooms include family / loft-style options. (rwsentosa.com)

• Capella Singapore (Sentosa)

  • Why: luxury resort with villa-style rooms, family-friendly services and kids’ programmes in a quieter Sentosa setting (good if elders prefer less walking/crowds). (Capella’s family programmes are noted on their site — check specific offers and accessible room options before booking.) (rwsentosa.com)

• Swissôtel The Stamford (City / Civic District)

  • Why: central location (near museums, Singapore Flyer, Gardens by the Bay), family packages (breakfast for children, discounted second room) and large rooms/suites — good for families wanting convenience and easy transport. (swissotel-singapore-stamford.com)

• Pan Pacific Orchard / Pan Pacific (Orchard / Marina)

  • Why: modern family-friendly room options, multiple pools, in-room crib availability and accessible features (ramps/elevators); Pan Pacific properties often offer interconnecting rooms and family packages. Good balance of comfort and practical accessibility for elders. (travelocity.com)

• PARKROYAL on Pickering (Downtown / Chinatown fringe)

  • Why: family-friendly public spaces and outdoor pools, green “hotel in a garden” layout that kids enjoy and relatively short transfers to central attractions. (Good middle-ground option for families who want greenery without leaving the city.) (travelocity.com)

What to check / book for a smooth multigenerational stay

• Room configuration: ask for interconnecting rooms, family suites, or a two‑bedroom suite so everyone has space (important for elders’ comfort). (panpacific.com)
• Accessibility: confirm elevators, step-free access, grab bars in bathrooms or accessible-room options if mobility is limited. (travelocity.com)
• Child facilities: kids’ clubs, kiddy pools, babysitting/family concierge, and family dining options. (Shangri-La.com)
• Proximity to attractions and transport: choose Sentosa hotels (Resorts World/Capella) for theme-park days, Marina Bay/City for museums and evening walks, Orchard for shopping and medical/amenity access. (rwsentosa.com)
• Health support: note nearest clinic/hospital if elders have medical needs; many central hotels are near healthcare facilities — ask the hotel for local emergency contacts.

If you want, I can:

• Narrow these to a specific neighbourhood (Marina Bay, Sentosa, Orchard, Downtown) or budget (luxury / mid‑range / value).
• Check current family-package availability and room rates for specific travel dates (I’ll need your travel dates to look up exact offers).