Valentine’s Day no longer comes in a single shape or script. In 2026, the way we celebrate love in Singapore has expanded beyond the predictable dinner-and-flowers formula to include nature-led escapes, elevated dining experiences, and even bold alternatives for those opting out of romance altogether. Whether you’re planning an intimate moment with your partner, marking the occasion in a quieter, more meaningful way, or reclaiming the day on your own terms, this curated list brings together some of Singapore’s most compelling Valentine’s Day experiences — each offering a distinct way to celebrate connection, presence, and pleasure.
Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree
A nature-immersed Valentine’s escape surrounded by wildlife and rainforest calm
For couples seeking something beyond the usual candlelit dinner, Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree offers a Valentine’s experience rooted in nature, serenity, and slow romance. Set within Singapore’s lush Mandai precinct, the celebration blends refined dining with the tranquillity of the rainforest, creating a rare opportunity to disconnect from the city and reconnect with each other. Ideal for couples who value meaningful moments over grand gestures, this experience reframes Valentine’s Day as a restorative retreat rather than a crowded night out.
Available from 13 to 15 February 2026, the Valentine’s Day menu brings together fresh seasonal ingredients, careful technique and warm, understated gestures, inviting couples to linger and connect. Guests may choose between a four-course lunch priced at S$88++ and an eight-course dinner at S$238++, with optional wine supplements available at S$68++ for three glasses during lunch, and S$158++ for seven glasses during dinner.
Couples can also opt for Dinner Under The Stars ($298++ per adult) at the resort’s rooftop, where the rainforest canopy meets the stars. Limited to five tables each evening, the intimate experience features Forage’s five-course Valentine’s menu, complemented by a welcome glass of rosé Champagne. As a parting gift, couples will receive a Fossa Chocolate and a Polaroid keepsake to remember the moment. Guests may also opt to add a mini flower bouquet when making their reservation via SevenRooms.
Address: 60 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729979
Email: [email protected]
Reservations: Online reservations can be made via Seven Rooms.
Sofitel Singapore City Centre
Elevated French-inspired dining for a classic Valentine’s celebration
Sofitel Singapore City Centre presents a polished Valentine’s experience designed for couples who appreciate refined flavours and timeless romance. Named Love at First Bite, the celebration centres around an indulgent dining journey that balances French culinary elegance with modern presentation. Perfect for those who enjoy dressing up and marking the occasion with a well-crafted meal, this option stays true to the traditional spirit of Valentine’s Day while delivering it with sophistication and flair.
The 4-course set dinner is available only on 13 and 14 February 2026 from 6 to 10pm, at S$98++ per person (a minimum of 2 guests is required per reservation). A wine flight is available at S$48++ per person.
Address: 9 Wallich Street
Tel. no.: +65 6428 5000
Website: bit.ly/love-at-first-bite-at-racines
Email: [email protected]
SKIRT at W Singapore
Wood-fired Valentine’s Day dining with marina views
SKIRT at W Singapore – Sentosa Cove offers a Valentine’s Day experience centred on open-flame cooking and premium ingredients. The menu highlights expertly grilled meats and seafood, paired with marina views and optional upgrades such as wagyu cuts and wine pairings. It’s a polished yet relaxed option for couples who appreciate bold flavours without overly formal theatrics.
Dates: 13–15 February 2026, 6.30pm and 8.30pm
Price: $168++ per person
Wine Pairing: From $48++
Couples may top up S$1.08++ to further elevate the experience with N25 Kaluga Hybrid Caviar and R de Ruinart Brut; and may also preorder a fresh bouquet for added romance at either S$78++ or S$108++.
Address: 21 Ocean Way, Sentosa Cove, Singapore 098374
Website: https://www.marriott.com
Instagram: @w_singapore
CÉ LA VI Singapore
Sky-high romance by day, singles party by night
CÉ LA VI Singapore caters to both couples and singles this Valentine’s Day. Couples can opt for set lunches or indulgent dinners with sweeping skyline views, while singles can head to the Finder’s Keepers party later in the evening. LED wristbands subtly signal relationship intentions, making social interactions clearer without awkward conversations.
Lunch: S$168++ per person
Dinner: S$248++ per person
Finder’s Keepers Party: From S$38++
Address: Marina Bay Sands, Tower 3, Singapore 018956
Website: https://www.celavi.com
Instagram: @celavisingapore
The Warehouse Hotel
A heritage staycation for couples who love design and history
Set within a restored 19th-century godown, The Warehouse Hotel offers a Valentine’s staycation experience that leans into understated luxury rather than overt romance. Couples can enjoy handcrafted cocktails and gourmet bar bites at the Lobby Bar, making it a refined escape for those who value design, privacy and atmosphere.
Availability: February 2026
Address: 320 Havelock Road, Singapore 169628
Website: https://www.thewarehousehotel.com
Instagram: @thewarehousehotel
Moutarde
Classic French comfort with indulgent carvery options
Located at WEAVE, Moutarde presents a Valentine’s Day menu rooted in French comfort cuisine, with generous carvery cuts and refined mains. Guests can choose between two- or three-course menus, with optional oyster and caviar upgrades for a more indulgent celebration without excessive formality.
Price:
Two-course: S$100++ per person
Three-course: S$110++ per person
Address: WEAVE, Singapore
Website: https://www.moutarde.sg
Instagram: @moutardesg
SUSHISAMBA Singapore
High-energy Valentine’s dining with skyline views and live performances
SUSHISAMBA Singapore delivers a more vibrant take on Valentine’s Day, combining Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian influences in a five-course dinner. The experience is paired with Valentine-exclusive cocktails, DJ sets and SAMBA performances, making it ideal for couples who prefer celebration over quiet intimacy.
Date: 14 February 2026
Price: S$398++ per couple
Address: Capital Tower, 168 Robinson Road, Singapore 068912
Website: https://www.sushisamba.com
Instagram: @sushisambasingapore
Artemis Grill & Sky Bar
Romantic Southern European rooftop dining with city skyline views
Perched 40 floors above Singapore’s CBD, Artemis Grill & Sky Bar offers an elegant Valentine’s Weekend experience centred on refined Southern European flavours and a romantic rooftop setting overlooking the Marina Bay skyline.
Couples can choose from three distinct ways to celebrate. On Friday 13 and Saturday 14 February, the restaurant presents its Valentine’s Weekend Dinner, a four-course sharing menu priced at $168++ per person, available from 5:30pm till late. Designed for intimacy, the menu highlights Mediterranean-inspired dishes crafted to be enjoyed together under the stars.
For those who prefer a daytime celebration, Valentine’s Day Lunch is available on Saturday 14 February, featuring a lighter three-course menu at $108++ per person, with seatings from 12pm to 1:30pm — ideal for couples seeking a relaxed yet refined midday date.
Rounding off the weekend, Artemis offers a Post-Valentine’s À La Carte Dinner on Sunday 15 February from 5:30pm onwards, where couples can enjoy a more flexible dining experience while still sampling special Valentine’s weekend dishes in a laid-back setting.
Address:
Level 40, CapitaGreen
138 Market Street
Singapore 048946
Reservations & Enquiries:
Phone: +65 9850 7954
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://artemisgrill.com.sg
Lucha Loco Anti-Valentine’s Fiesta
A bold, anti-Valentine’s party celebrating singlehood, curiosity, and connection
For those opting out of conventional romance, Lucha Loco at Duxton Hill transforms Valentine’s night into a high-energy, unapologetically playful experience. Designed for singles and the socially adventurous, this late-night fiesta replaces flowers and formality with music, conversation starters, immersive installations, and a strong emphasis on inclusivity and self-expression. It’s less about finding “the one” and more about enjoying connection, chemistry, and fun — without pressure or pretence.
Single in Singapore City debuts as a fresh cultural counterpoint to Valentine’s Day clichés. Focused on connection without labels, the event brings together music, performance, and interactive experiences in a way that feels liberating rather than forced. Open to all genders, orientations, and ages, it reframes Valentine’s Day as a celebration of presence, curiosity, and shared energy — proving that love, in all its forms, doesn’t need a couple’s table.
Address: 15 Duxton Hill
Tickets are on sale now via Eventbrite.
QT Singapore
A live, experience-led alternative to swipe culture for singles
QT Singapore partners with Fishbowl to host a Singles Pitch Night that flips modern dating on its head. Instead of endless swiping, participants (or their friends) pitch themselves in short, entertaining presentations inspired by startup culture. Designed for singles aged 20–45, the night blends humour, social interaction and low-pressure mingling, with prizes including hotel stays and dining experiences.
Date: 13 February 2026
Price: S$65++ per person (includes three drinks)
Address: 35 Robinson Road, Singapore 068876
Website: https://www.qtsingapore.com
Instagram: @qtsingapore
Conclusion
At its core, Valentine’s Day is less about ticking boxes and more about choosing experiences that genuinely resonate with where you are in life right now. From rainforest retreats and refined dining to unapologetically social, anti-Valentine gatherings, these experiences reflect a broader shift towards more intentional, inclusive, and personalised celebrations of love. Whether shared with a partner, friends, or yourself, the most memorable Valentine’s moments are often the ones that feel authentic — and 2026 offers no shortage of ways to create exactly that.
Images: Artemis Grill, CÉ LA VI Singapore, Lucha Loco, Mandai Rainforest Resort, Resorts World Sentosa (Moutarde), QT Singapore, Sofitel Singapore City Centre, SUSHISAMBA Singapore, The Warehouse Hotel, W Singapore – Sentosa Cove
Melissa Fann
Rui Ting Goh
Natasha Mitter
