According to Page Six, the 34-year-old American pop star has been staying at the Colonial Manor, which is in the main building at Capella, built back in the 1880s, on Sentosa Island.
A statement on the hotel website reads: “Ideal for family staycations in Singapore, Colonial Manors offer three-bedroom suites and provide the Capella Singapore experience from the unique environment of these historical buildings.”
The villa includes two bungalows that have been converted into a three-bedroom suite featuring a private lap pool and a lush rainforest.
The manor is able to accommodate up to six adults and one child, with a king-sized bed in each bedroom.
This photo is the living room of the manor.
Swift was taken by Capella's car from Changi Airport straight to the villa on Feb. 27.
The resort has existed for more than 140 years, and met her needs for comfort and tranquility.
In this photo is the family room with white theme color along with luxury amenities.
The bathrooms feature marbled floors and walls, equipped with a large bathtub, a separate rainforest shower and two wash basins.
The master bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe, touch panels to control lighting, air conditioning and curtains or blinds along with a 46-inch flat screen LCD TV and BOSE sound system.
Swift is scheduled to perform the last of her Singapore concerts on Saturday night.
Thousands of Swifties have been flocking to Singapore to watch the concerts since last week, despite expensive airfares and hotel room rates.
Capella was built on the site of a British army base, which was originally constructed in the 1880s. The complex now combines heritage buildings with new ultra-chic buildings.
From above, the hotel is mainly surrounded by green trees and isolated from busy residential areas.
The hotel has 112 rooms, suites and villas and includes a marina, golf course and beach club nearby.
