Amara said to put Sentosa luxury resort hotel up for sale at $200 million
The indicative selling price of $200 million is nearly double its 2025 valuation.
Amara Sanctuary Sentosa, a luxury resort hotel situated on former British army premises in Singapore, has been put up for sale at an indicative price of $200 million, according to sources familiar with the matter. The 140-room hotel, which has a leasehold land tenure expiring in 2075, is being marketed through an Expression of Interest exercise by property brokers Jones Lang LaSalle Inc and Knight Frank.
The sale comes ahead of a significant revamp of the island it is located on, as announced by the city-state in July. Amara Holdings, the owner of the hotel, was taken private in 2025 by a consortium including two influential Singaporean families - the Teo clan and the Cheng clan, who control Wing Tai Holdings. The hotel is situated on Singapore's premier resort island, Sentosa, which is a popular destination for millions of visitors annually, known for its beaches, luxury hotels, and casinos.
However, parts of the tourism hub, including the Resorts World casino complex and high-end residential market, are currently facing challenges.
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