- Which terminal at Changi Airport?T1, T2 and T3 are linked by Skytrain and walkways, with an airside transit hotel in each and a landside hotel at T3. T4 stands apart, has no hotel and needs a shuttle. Airlines move, so check your ticket before you choose.Read →
- Changi transit hotels, and which side of immigrationTransit hotels at T1, T2 and T3 are airside, sold in six and twelve hour blocks, with no immigration. YOTELAIR in Jewel and Crowne Plaza at T3 are in the public area, so you must clear immigration and enter Singapore. The T2 hotel changes operator on 3 November 2026.Read →
- Getting between Changi's terminals and JewelSkytrain between T1, T2 and T3 is free and runs about 5am to 2am. Jewel is joined to T1 and is 5 to 10 minutes' walk from T2 and T3. T4 is a shuttle bus, about 10 minutes in the public area, and a transit passenger needs a through-checked itinerary for the transit shuttle.Read →
- Changi Airport to the cityTake the MRT from Changi Airport station to Tanah Merah, then the East West Line to the city. It takes about 30 to 45 minutes and costs a few dollars. The first train is around 5:30am and the last about midnight. Allow immigration both ways and a firm deadline back.Read →
- Changi: airside, Jewel or the city?Stay airside if your connection is short and you do not want to clear immigration. Stay at Jewel or T3 if you want a proper room and have time to clear immigration. Go into the city if you have six hours or more in daylight.Read →
- A long layover at Changi: what fits in six, twelve and twenty-four hoursIn six hours, rest at the airport or Jewel. In twelve, a day cabin or a short trip out. In twenty-four, the city is a proper stopover. Allow at least two hours before departure for immigration and security.Read →