The Pine Garden

Understated quarters in a cosmopolitan hotel with a rooftop pool, 24-hour dining & free breakfast. In a striking modern building next to Somerset metro station, this cosmopolitan hotel is 4 km from Singapore Botanic Gardens and Marina Bay. Modern rooms come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screens and safes. Upgraded rooms feature skyline views. Club-level rooms add access to a private lounge offering free food and drinks; some have sofas. Room service is available 24/7. A breakfast buffet and parking are free. A contemporary restaurant serves international cuisine. There's also a 24-hour deli counter, a cosy lounge and an all-day gym, as well as an open-air bar next to a rooftop infinity pool. Massages in poolside cabanas are offered.

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