During her tour in Singapore, the world’s most famous female singer Taylor Swift (34 years old) stayed at the Colonial Manor villa worth 14,000 USD/night, in the Capella resort built from the 1880s on Sentosa Island.

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When she arrived in Singapore, she stayed in an old Colonial Manor villa worth $14,000/night at the 1880s-era Capella resort on Sentosa island.

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The lavish villa comprises two bungalows that have been converted into a spacious three-bedroom suite, with a private swimming pool and lush tropical garden.

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Swift’s large master bedroom also has an oversized wardrobe, and an ensuite bathroom with a modern bathtub.

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The villa has a lavish dining room with a large dining table that can accommodate up to 8 people, along with many spacious common areas, an outdoor shower and a large terrace.

 

 

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The living room at the Colonial Manor villa features wood-paneled floors and upholstered sofas that stretch across most of the room, suitable for groups of 6 people to live together.

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Capella Singapore Resort owns 112 rooms and villas, located on an area of ​​more than 120,000 m2. Each room is decorated in an Asian style, with views of the fresh garden or beach. According to news site Pagesix, Taylor Swift stayed in the villa with her boyfriend when the rugby star went to Asia before Swift’s final three shows in Singapore.

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Luxurious accommodations have become suitable for Taylor Swift when revenue from the Eras Tour currently sets a Guinness record in December 2023, reaching more than 1 billion USD.