Equarius Villas, a premium villa type within Equarius Hotel, is located right below the main hotel building on Sentosa Island, part of Resorts World Sentosa. I stayed here for five days during the first leg of my Singapore trip, and although it was pricey, it was absolutely worth it. The minibar offers unlimited drinks, replenished as soon as anything runs out. Given the cost of living in Singapore, this alone saved us hundreds on water bills. Every evening, there were also complimentary snacks – I enjoyed Guilinggao (herbal jelly), chocolates, nut assortments, and cookies, all local well-known brands that make great souvenirs. The rooms are incredibly spacious, split over two levels. Upstairs, the balcony features an outdoor pool, a sofa bed, and a private bathroom. Downstairs, there's a king-sized bed, a hidden bathtub, and a massive underwater window where you can see the fish from the adjacent aquarium – it's truly magical. The room type includes butler service, available on WeChat for any request. Electric buggies transport you anywhere you want to go, such as the lobby, bus stops, or shopping malls, and they even help plan your itinerary. All the staff speak Chinese; I met fellow countrymen from Hunan and Sichuan, as well as ********* compatriots, Malaysian Chinese (like Berry Tan), and even a chubby young man who looked like he was from India or Pakistan. They were all very friendly, attentive, and thoughtful. I want to express my gratitude again to all the butler friends who served me! For breakfast, there are two options. One is at a semi-buffet located opposite the hotel lobby, offering local breakfast items, masala, healthy options, European fare, and an eat-all-you-can selection of bread, fruits, and salads. The advantages are a superb environment, fewer people, and peace and quiet. The drawback is a relatively smaller variety compared to a full buffet. The other option is a full buffet at the Festive Hotel. The advantage is the wide variety, but it comes with many downsides. All guests from Sentosa hotels dine at this one full-buffet restaurant, leading to huge queues, so you have to go early. Overall, while the hotel is expensive, the ambiance, food quality, sea views, butler service, minibar, electric buggy service, and other amenities completely justify the price. If I come back to Singapore, I'll definitely stay here again. Oh, and most importantly, being on Sentosa Island means everything is at your fingertips – VivoCity, various attractions. So, if you're traveling with kids and plan to visit Universal Studios, the S.E.A. Aquarium, do some shopping, or explore Harry Potter-themed areas, staying on the island is a must.
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