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UOL, Hilton to open Asia Pacific’s first NoMad Hotel in Singapore

The hotel is expected to be operational in early 2027.

UOL and Hilton will debut the first NoMad Hotel in Asia Pacific at Orchard Road.

The 173-room luxury lifestyle hotel will be built on the site of the former Faber House, which UOL is redeveloping into a 19-storey hotel with commercial and retail space. 

Designed by Singapore architecture firm WOHA, NoMad Singapore will feature a biophilic design, including a 15-storey waterfall and a cliff-like vertical landscape.

The hotel will also showcase curated artworks by Singaporean artists with special needs and include amenities such as a sky terrace, infinity pool, and rooftop bar and restaurant.

NoMad is Hilton’s newest luxury lifestyle brand, following its acquisition of a majority stake in Sydell Group to expand it from its London flagship to high-end markets worldwide.

The hotel is slated to open in early 2027.

“With demand for high-end, experience-driven stays surging across the region, the luxury gateway of Singapore offers the perfect backdrop to debut NoMad’s uniquely local luxury hospitality – and will be the first of many cities in Asia to welcome the brand,” said Alan Watts, president for Asia Pacific at Hilton.

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