NoMad Hilton Singapore Opening in Late 2026: Heritage, modernity, and biophilic design in a brushstroke

Bookings are officially live for NoMad Hilton Singapore ahead of its highly anticipated opening in late 2026.

Artist’s impression of NoMad Hilton Singapore hotel, 230 Orchard Road (formerly Faber House), opening late 2026 to early 2027.
NoMad Singapore/ Artwork by obilia
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Developed in partnership with UOL Group, the property marks the iconic lifestyle brand’s entry into Asia Pacific. Spanning a footprint of 10,225 sqm, the 14-storey hotel brings NoMad’s signature New York energy and European sophistication to Singapore, offering a sophisticated retreat focused on immersive art, world-class dining, and experiential hospitality

  1. 1. Architecture
  2. 2. Interior Design
  3. 3. Rooms & Prices

NoMad Singapore breathes new life into the historic site of the former Faber House building at the bustling Cairnhill and Orchard Road intersection.

  • Address: 230 Orchard Road (formerly Faber House)
  • Opening: Late 2026, early 2027
  • Rooms: 173 guest rooms and suites
  • Designed by: WOHA
NoMad Hilton Singapore hotel sits atop Somerset MRT Station, at 230 Orchard Road (formerly Faber House).

NoMad Hilton Singapore hotel sits atop Somerset MRT Station, at 230 Orchard Road (formerly Faber House).

Prime-positioned minutes from the Central Business District, the property sits adjacent to the historic Peranakan shophouse enclave of Emerald Hill, grounding its modern lifestyle ethos within Singapore’s rich cultural heritage. The property expands Hilton’s global luxury lifestyle portfolio, joining its critically acclaimed sister property, NoMad London, which opened in Covent Garden in 2021.

Lu Bar in the NoMad Hilton Singapore Hotel.

Lu Bar in the NoMad Hilton Singapore.

Architecture

The hotel’s architecture is helmed by Singapore’s internationally celebrated studio WOHA, known for pioneering sustainable biophilic urban design.

NoMad Grill in the NoMad Hilton Singapore Hotel.

NoMad Grill in the NoMad Hilton Singapore.

Reimagining the former urban structure, WOHA’s architectural vision introduces a dramatic 14-story cascading waterfall alongside a verdant, living vertical facade.

Tropicana Club in NoMad Hilton Singapore Hotel.

Tropicana Club in NoMad Hilton Singapore Hotel.

The design intent was to introduce a bold biophilic identity directly onto Orchard Road, creating an urban sanctuary where lush natural systems seamlessly integrate into the concrete landscape.

The interiors were designed by Los Angeles-based studio Kevin Klein Design.

The interiors were designed by Los Angeles-based studio Kevin Klein Design.

Interior Design

The interiors were designed by Los Angeles-based studio Kevin Klein Design, who bridged NoMad’s New York roots with local heritage.

The NoMad Hilton Singapore rooms blend NoMad’s New York City’s look and local Peranakan heritage from the nearby Emerald Hill shophouses.

The NoMad Hilton Singapore rooms blend NoMad's New York City's look and local Peranakan heritage from the nearby Emerald Hill shophouses.

The design reimagines the brand’s layered aesthetic through an Art Deco lens combined with traditional Peranakan sensibilities.

Guests begin their journey on the fifth level, stepping into an open-air reception and terrace featuring the pool and Lù bar surrounded by quiet greenery.

Heritage colour palettes in the rooms of NoMad Hilton Singapore.

Heritage colour palettes in the rooms of NoMad Hilton Singapore.

Throughout the 12 levels above, spaces feature pale blue and green walls that echo the heritage colour palettes of nearby Emerald Hill shophouses.

Rich marbles, wood, and drapery in the rooms of NoMad Hilton Singapore.

Rich marbles, wood, and drapery in the rooms of NoMad Hilton Singapore.

Materiality plays a central role, utilizing rich marble, burlwood, custom-woven wool rugs, and paravent screens to craft residential opulence.

Heavy velvet curtains cloak the vanity sink area.

Heavy velvet curtains cloak the vanity sink area.

The interior experience is further elevated by an extensive art programme comprising over 1,860 works, with 90% created by Singapore-based artists.

Spanning mediums from oil on copper to large-scale bas-relief installations, the collection explores the tension between past and present. In partnership with non-profit organisation ART:DIS, the programme also champions and commissions works by artists with disabilities.

Rooms & Prices

NoMad Singapore houses 173 guestrooms, including 25 suites:

  • Atelier Rooms: 71 inventory rooms covering 32 sqm, equipped with a dedicated living area and freestanding bathtub.
  • Parlour Suites: 42 sqm residential-style suites designed with distinct living areas, bathtubs, and double-sink vanities.
  • NoMad Suites: 43 sqm flagship suites featuring elevated layouts, luxurious double-sink bathrooms, and soaking tubs.

Base standard room rates for initial booking windows start at approximately S$551 per night. Premium guestrooms - such as the King Atelier Room - start from S$649 per night, while larger room variants like the 2 Queen Grande Room start from S$693 per night.

Suites- including the King Parlour Suite and King NoMad Suite - range from S$764 to S$835 per night for off-peak periods, with peak demand pricing scaling higher depending on seasonal events and holiday dates.

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