The Opening
Hilton opened reservations on 17 September 2026 for NoMad Hilton Singapore. The hotel holds 173 guest rooms and suites across 12 levels, including 25 suites, on a 10,225-square-metre footprint at the Cairnhill intersection on Orchard Road. It is the NoMad brand's first property in Asia Pacific and its second property globally, after NoMad London.
Hilton puts the opening in late 2026 and publishes no day-level date. LATTE Luxury News reported on 17 September 2026 that the former Faber House accepts arrivals from 1 December 2026, and attributed the date to its own confirmation.
The Inventory the Release Names
Seventy-one Atelier rooms carry a 32-square-metre footprint with a living area and a bathtub. The 25 suites split between 42-square-metre Parlour Suites and 43-square-metre NoMad Suites. Those categories account for 96 of the 173 keys, and the remaining 77 keys are not broken out.
The release carries no meeting or event space, so group capacity cannot be read from the opening material.
The Daytime Read
A day-use operator sells the hours a property leaves unsold between checkout and check-in. Hilton's reservations release carries no hourly rate, no daytime window, no day-use inventory line and no occupancy figure for a daytime block.
The release names Lu bar, a terrace and a pool on the fifth level, NoMad Grill at the summit of the building, the Tropicana Club and Sticky Fingers at street level. None of those entries carries an hourly or daytime price.
The design and art details are published. WOHA designed the building and Los Angeles studio Kevin Klein Design designed the interiors. The art collection runs to more than 1,860 works, 90 percent by Singapore-based artists, commissioned in partnership with ART:DIS.
The City Pool the Keys Enter
Singapore's available room supply grew 2.3 percent to 7.91 million room nights between January and April 2026, on Singapore Tourism Analytics Network data reported by Singapore Business Review. The same read puts the average room rate at S$273.97, up 2.0 percent, revenue per available room at S$224.10, up 4.2 percent, and occupancy at 81.8 percent. Luxury hotels averaged more than S$640 a night across the four months. Upscale properties ran above S$300, mid-tier around S$200 and economy around S$120.
The tourism board's first-quarter read, reported by The Business Times, puts the average room rate at S$274.96, up 1.6 percent, revenue per available room at S$228.45, up 4.8 percent, and occupancy at 83.09 percent against 80.54 percent a year earlier. Available room nights grew 2.3 percent to 5.9 million.
Demand ran the other way. Arrivals reached 7 million from January to May 2026, down 1.2 percent on the year, and May ran 9.7 percent below the prior year on softer traffic from mainland China and Indonesia. The five-month tally is about 40 percent of the tourism board's full-year forecast of 17 million to 18 million arrivals.
Not Published
The asset's development cost is not published. The reservations launch carries no opening rate, no introductory offer, no minimum-stay term and no day-use product. The key count and the rate segment are the usable figures from the launch.