1-Altitude

The view is probably one of the best, the ambience, music was perfect. And the foods were fantastic. We were lucky to have a perfect weather this evening during this raining season, sky was crystal clear, and the breeze was nice and cool during this time of the year. The sunset was gorgeous. The alfresco dinner was slow but we actually enjoyed it because of the nice surroundings, music and views. It happens to be the US Thanksgiving day, what a nice Thanksgiving dinner we had. Definitely highly recommend this place.

Nice place to chill at night with your love or friends.. SGD35 for 2 drinks (per pax) is reasonable for such a stunning view and ambience. Love this place but not really the bites.. Singapore Flings Cocktail is nice but the Gin Tonic a bit diluted.. Environment: 5 stars Food: 3 stars Value for money: 4 stars (drinks but not foods) Worth for Q: 4 stars Worth for try: 4.5 stars

Partying at the top of the world (in Singapore skyline terms, that is) doesn't need to be a luxury, and this venue is an affordable deal, with amazing drinks, crowd, and music to match. Awesome views all free -- seven days a week, 365 days a year!

This bar offers what I consider to be the best view of Singapore. It's breathtaking! The city skyline looks like a cyberpunk city from the future at night with the horizon painted with lights. You can also see plenty of boats in the distance, a true depiction of Singapore's successful maritime history and the bustling city. You can also watch the marina bay sands light up during its water and light show but if u really want to watch this spectacular light show you'll need to go right down to the Marina Bay Sands for the best view. I really love the nice atmosphere at this rooftop bar. The view is the star of the show! Go and check it out! Women enter for free on Wednesday, guys always need to pay for entry. Make sure you're wearing long pants.

10/10 rooftop 360 alfresco views. Weather was good so managed to check it out. Went on a Wednesday evening, managed to get a table facing inwards, no nice views :( pretty crowded.Do make reservations if you want a couch seat facing outwards, enjoying the skyline and views of Singapore. Tried a christmas cocktail, it was ok.

One word. I love this place. Great environment. Cozy. Above all gorgeous view, one site Marina Bay sands with ocean at the background and the other side sunset. Best time is 6.30pm onwards so you can experience both day and night view. However i was a bit upset as i called in for reservation asking specifically for the seats by the corridor. They gave us the bar seating. Just upset as we reserved as the others but we didnt get. And i called them As they took time to reply on whats app.

If you are visiting Singapore , make sure to drop by at this place. Roof top view is amazing before and after sunset. Food & drinks are amazing service is impeccable! I recommend to try their black truffle pizza!

What a beautiful bar. World's tallest rooftop bar - and the view is simply worth it. Highly recommended to visit on a bright and clear day around 6pm, so that you can catch the view both in daylight and in dark, and witness the sunset too. If you plan to walk in, walk in around 6pm, and you might get a seat. Furthermore, it's ladies night on Wednesday, so ladies enter for free, and everyone gets quite a few drinks at $10 nett!

Surprised that it took me so long to visit this place. Claiming to be the tallest bar in Singapore, the open roof top floor is surprisingly a nice place, even if it seems a little touristy. Weekdays are the time to go, Wednesdays is ladies night so they get 50% off on certain drinks. But this place is for the views, alcohol is just on the side. 360 degree views of Singapore from 70+ storeys tall. Wow, just wow.

So super pricey and not worth it. Going to the top costs $45sgd and you get 2 drinks. Those drinks have to be pre-selected downstairs and the options for those are very very limited and very basic. No cocktails. View is amazing, but the glass is dirty, plus light reflects on the glass. Staff is rude and horrible. Music is good, but besides the amazing view on the rooftop, it pretty much is okay. I know there are many other places you can go to with a view that are better than this.

For someone who lives in a high rise, I surprised myself with how much vertigo I had going up here. I guess it's the open air environment, combined with being so close to some other tall buildings - when I start noticing how large some of these company's signs are, I begin to get a little dizzy! But that's what you're paying for when coming to 1-Altitude. We came before 9pm, and even though I had shorts and a backpack on with running shoes, I was allowed in on a Thursday evening. Since it was before 9, my wife and I paid 35 sgd (about $26 usd) cover each, but it came with two drinks. We were whisked over 900 feet into the air, to the point where the famous Marina Bay Sands hotel was below us. You're able to walk in a full circle around the building, giving you great views of downtown and across the ocean. My favorite part was, as the sun set, we were able to see the light show start at MBS. As that was happening, the cover band for the night started busting out some great pop hits I really enjoyed. It was a great combination. My advice: come early, enjoy your two drinks, and eat somewhere else after you're done taking in the views. The cover charge is well worth the pictures and the experience.

Wonderful views of Singapore. My boss said it was cool to expense our lounge and bar visits even though I came here solely for the view. I got all dressed up and met up w/ my colleagues. There is a cover charge ($45 SGD) and you can pick 2 drinks from the menu (a section only). I gave my 2 drinks to my colleagues. Am definitely not a drinker. There were a lot of people in their casual wear; cargo shorts, sneakers, flip flops, etc. so I felt a little over-dressed but for the first 20 minutes, I seemed to enjoy the vibes but after a few songs that reminded me of my kids, I felt sad and wasn't feeling the house music. I missed my kids. After going to the rooftop (call ahead because they do close it due to weather), I felt I had enough and left. My colleagues stayed but I chose to walk back to the hotel. I would recommend coming here once. Singapore is truly a breathtaking country where no one sleeps; bars and lounges close at 4AM. Alcohol is expensive from what I can see so but that did not stop people from getting trashed. I witnessed 2 girls fall as I was walking out and it terrified me. Control your fuckin' selves.

The Bottom Line: At the world's highest open air rooftop bar, it's easy to have a good time with good food and drink, but you'll pay for the privilege. Try: Singapore Sling Pro: If there's one reason to come here, it's for the view. Come at sunset for the best views and the best bang for your buck. The atmosphere is low-key but still clubby, so... it's a lounge. Come with friends, come alone (I did), it's worth it. Con: It's pricy, but remember, you are paying for the gimmick and the views. Of course the food and drink will be expensive. At least the food and drink are decent, too.

Put off by the price/drink fixed rate in the beginning, however, when we Got to the top, breathtaking views seemed to off-set the inconvenience. First drink couldn't taste any alcohol... bought a $45 2 drink premium ticket Had to flag down a server, could not locate the bar... so service could be better. Very friendly staff, but would Not recommend...other rooftop bars don't capitalize

So I have mixed reviews of this bar. First the positive aspects of this bar 1. It's in the 63rd floor and it is one of the highest in the world if not the highest. 2. The atmosphere is very chill and more touristy than local unless you come on the weekend. 3. The service is friendly and on point 4. An alcoholic beverage is free with entry Next the more negative aspect. 1. Because it is such a high stories bar it's 30$ (Singapore dollar) per person from 6:30-9 pm then it's 35$ after 9 pm. 2. Your entry only covers one drink. 3. Food is hell-a expensive with a simple margarita pizza being 20$ Overall: I wouldn't come to this rooftop bar again if I was in Singapore but i think it's worth coming once. My recommendation: come before 7 to get a table and watch the sunset and the city of Singapore come to life! (Try to get a table that faces marina sand bay and at 7:45 and 8:45 there is a light show at the super grove!

Spent tonight on top of the tallest building in Singapore. The vibe is visually sexy with the silhouette backdrops, multicolor lighting, exotic trees, modern decor, and rooftop breeze. To be able to enjoy this, you must pay a modest $25 fee which actually comes with a cocktail. I chose the Mojito which tasted like Sprite and a few pieces of Mint. The bartenders in Singapore are uber stingy when it comes to adding alcohol to cocktails. The food wasn't too memorable. Ate part of a humongous burger. It was juicy but nothing that'll register in my inner tastebud database. I must admit I enjoyed walking around the place staring at Singapore. I found it mind boggling how tiny and lowly the Marina Sands appeared. I also noticed a hawk gliding about. At first, I thought it was a real predatory bird just hanging out about this place digging the views like everyone on top. But eventually I caught on that it was probably a bird drone being operated by someone. Enjoyed the band and DJ but would ask them: could you turn down the volume? That was my only complaint. The place should be renamed to "cluB HuH???" Because I couldn't carry an audible conversation here. All and all, It's fun and something I'd recommend to anyone who hasn't tried it. Great vibes and atmosphere here atop Singapore but don't expect much alcohol on your cocktails or to hear much.

aesthetics: 5/5 food: 5/5 service: 5/5 So glad my friend and I made a visit to 1altitude, aka the world's highest rooftop bar, while we were in singapore!! the view, drinks, and ambiance are VERY worth the slightly-steep $40ish entrance price. The price included 2 drinks and I ordered a pineapple juice with gin cocktail. As a lightweight, I asked for little alcohol, and my drink was pretty sweet with a very small amount of gin. It was made perfectly to my taste preferences, so I just couldn't help but ask for another one of the same cocktail. The main reason why we came to 1altitude was for the views. You take this very fast glass elevator to the bar (expect to get your ears popped), and once you're up there, there is a completely unobstructed view of singapore's skyline. If you come at night, there are lots of tables and seats that flash colors, making a fun backdrop for instagram drink boomerangs and an upbeat club-like atmosphere. although a lizard crawled into my drink while my friend and i were taking photos, i highly recommend checking out 1-altitude for their spectacular city views, awesome and unique drinks, and friendly service:)

I was pretty impressed It's touted as the highest rooftop bar in the world. Very cool if you like rooftop bar views. You're so high in fact, my mobile service didn't pick up service from singapore (below) but did from Malaysia because of line of sight. Good live band later followed by DJ's. Standard bar / club drinks.

Oh yes it's ladies night and the feeling's right Oh yes it's ladies night, oh what a night, oh what a night! Oh yes it's ladies night and the feeling's right Oh yes it's ladies night, oh what a night! Wednesday nights = Ladies night. No cover charge if you are a girl! Men, sorry, you will have to pay. Its $30 before 9pm and $35 after 9pm, inclusive of a drink. You could also get 2 drinks for $45. Hint: you get another free drink if you have certain Amex credit cards. The host will pass out a menu so that you can pick your drink and pay downstairs. When you go upstairs, proceed to the bar with your ticket. They have drinks like the Singapore Sling. The drinks were actually quite good. If i rains, you cannot stay on the rooftop. You will have to go down one level to an indoor club which is not as nice. So only go on days when its not raining. The outdoor rooftop bar offers fantastic views of Marina Bay Sands. On a Wednesday night, I will admit that the bar was pretty forgiving about the dress code. I saw people in sandals, and people carrying back packs. I am sure the dress code is a lot stricter during the weekends. If you are from out of town and looking for a nice outdoor rooftop bar, 1-Altitude is a great place to visit!

This place is recomend for you that like to see view of singapore is on 62 floor the cover charge is 30$ for one person and you can choose one drink its worth it cause you like beautiful view from singapore You better came at 6 pm so you can get abest seat then the view still bright then stay until dark so you know the view when day and night

I went on Wednesday which was Ladies' Night. I read somewhere that ladies get a free drink but when I asked the bartender he told me that the Ladies' Night there's just the $10 martini special. The female bartender accidentally charged for $125 for my $10 drink... that was a bad impression from the start since I had to wait for them to void my check and charge my drink correctly, but aside from that the view here is breath-taking. You pretty much get a 360 view of Singapore on the 63rd floor. The music was good and they even had live singing performances. The place is nice, cool neon high tops and seating. The lychee martini was pretty watery and I was very disappointed. You would've thought a nice place like this would have great drinks.

FOR THE TOURISTS: If you are taking a cab here, tell the driver to drop you at 1 Raffles Place. You can also get out at the Raffles Place MRT and it's a short walk from there. Typical rooftop bar experience: hostesses in tight dresses & high heels greet you, give you a once over to make sure you're following dress code, charge you a stupid cover charge ($25 per person on Friday evening), then direct you like cattle to the elevator that'll whisk you up to the trendy rooftop full of tourists and high maintenance expat chicks. Note that I'm not complaining, I'm just telling it like it is! With the views that Altitude provides, it's understandable why they charge so much cover. If I'm not mistaken, you're standing on the roof of one of the tallest buildings in Singapore, so the views up here are probably unparalleled by any other rooftop in the country. On a good day, you can see Indonesia! And of course, it's a lot of fun trying to see if you can locate your house or apartment building, and noticing how small the Art Science Museum and the Singapore Flyer looks from up top. Your cover charge includes one drink, which you have to order on ground level at the time you pay your cover charge. They also emphasize how you can't change your order once it's put on the receipt. Restrictive, much? Since I wasn't expecting mind blowing mixology at the bar, I just stuck to a glass of red wine which was served, again in typical rooftop bar fashion, in a plastic wine glass and tasted simply a-ok. I didn't like how all sections with seating were for reservations only, and how the cocktail tables that didn't require a reservation had no stools. If you come without a reservation, be prepared to stand. However, I must give Altitude credit for the live band that was performing early in the evening. They played my favorite acoustic version of The Eagles' "Hotel California", which made us stay at the bar a little longer even though our drinks were finished and I was done snapping 2983 pictures of the amazing view on my iPhone. (Gotta get my money's worth!) Bottom line, nice place to go once, just to say you've been, and a good place to bring tourists to start the night out in CBD.

We hit up 1-Altitude Gallery & Bar for ladies night on Wednesday since its free cover for the ladies and we heard $10 martinis. Unfortunately it has rained and the roof deck bar was temporarily closed but we decided to wait it out which I was glad it workout out. The bar below the roof deck was extremely loud and my friend ask for a dirty martin but that wasn't part of the special I couldn't hear what the bartend was telling her at all. She could barely heard him but got a cosmo which was on specially but she said was horrible so I was glad I couldn't hear him and ended up with a wine, you can't mess up wine. Drinks were pricey but you're paying for the view which was worth waiting out because it was gorgeous. Way better than CE LA VI, the outdoor area was much more spacious as well. Defiantly worth one drink for the view but then I'd say go elsewhere.

For tourists, this is probably one out of a couple nice rooftop lounges with an amazing view of Marina Bay. As a tourist myself, I was taken here for some drinks and loved it! Not a fan of the humid and rainy weather in Singapore, but at night when it's cooler and you're not going to be perspiring your butt off, it's great. 1-Altitude gives you 360 degree views of Singapore, so it's a great photo/tourist spot. Would not recommend coming here if you are afraid of heights and definitely don't recommend being wasted and leaning on the glass no matter how sturdy it is :) The cover charge here is a bit steep at $30/per person, but it includes a drink, so not so bad. I obliged and ordered a Singapore Sling (I had to, right?) - wasn't my favorite drink as I don't really enjoy pineapple juice, but it masks the (lack) of alcohol quite well. According to Wikipedia, it's supposed to have all sorts of ingredients but we're pretty sure we only saw the bartender mix 4 things together. Drinks also range from about $16-$20++++. It started raining towards the end of the night, in which they rush everyone downstairs to Altimate. Altimate smells a bit like old puke that was poorly cleaned up. No matter which couch I tried lounging up on, I would get that whiff of grossness. Yikes. They serve the same drinks as upstairs and they have a boring dance floor with weird crowd, at least on Tuesday nights. 1-Altitude is worth the cost (kind of) for the experience and views of Singapore. Decent music also.

I love this place. It has an AMAZING view of Singapore. MBS looked so tiny from up there. The drinks are pricey but good! The music, I dig. Also, I like that the people who party here aren't too young, usually professionals.

Outstanding views (make sure you get there early though). Best time to go is an hour before sunset so at least you can get a sunset view. There is a cover charge, but it includes one drink (payable by credit card or cash). So with the cover charge you may want to get at least a Singapore sling to make it worth your while.

I've been to this place twice and both times it was for some special occasion where I didn't plan ahead or just didn't know where the happening places are. The first time was for the National Day 2012 - one of my first times in Singapore. The rooftop deck was a great venue for observing the fireworks WAAAAY down there. It was weird looking down at fireworks but I guess that's what happens when you're in the tallest building in Singapore! They charged $48 per person but included 2 drinks that were not memorable. The second time was to see the last night of the 2013 F1 races. They charged $68 per person but this time included 3 drinks. We opted for gin and tonic. One of the 3 drinks is a special F1 drink they made upstairs - some kind of gin sangria that was not bad. The rooftop deck was far from crowded, it was actually kind of dead up there but the one side of the rooftop that had fantastic views of the races was actually roped off for people who reserved tables. You can stand behind the ropes but have to peek through a bunch of other people standing in front of you to catch a glimpse of ant sized race cars whizzing around. Again, too high to feel the rumble of the engines. We went 2 stories down to the sports bar which was TOTALLY empty and found a PRIME window with a perfect view of the races. Other pluses were that it was air conditioned and they had TVs showing the live broadcast of the races on every wall. So not only did we get to see the real thing right in front of us but also hear the announcer and see the close-up action on the TV screens. Awesome! The bites we ordered were pretty good and decently priced - burger and chips for $24, chili cheese nachos for $14. All in all a great way to experience our first Singapore F1 with zero foresight or planning ahead of time. Not bad! Oops, I lied. Just remembering I've been here 3 times, one other time was taking an out of town colleague to lunch and showing her the view from the deck. Totally dead and empty during lunch, hope this place survives!

As a tourist this is one of the places you HAVE to visit. Ignore the price (but be prepared to pay through the nose) and hope that both lifts work (one broke down whilst we were there), and be prepared for an amazing open to the elements rooftop bar. Once you get there, the views are incredible if a little terrorising for those of us who aren't great with heights!, and that's really the point, you are hear for the experience, not necessarily for great service. I'll be honest, this is the kind of place you'd see on TV adverts or cool movies, the type of place the good and beautiful people visit whilst flashing their Rolex watches and wearing... well I dunno, expensive clothes. I am not one of those people, but this bar is kinda cool with that too even if I did feel a bit out of place in my polo shirt and shorts. Worth a visit for sure and is definitely the highest bar I've ever been in!

As the tallest rooftop bar in Singapore, you can't beat the killer views. Food wasn't great, drinks are on the pricier side but the staff and whole ambiance was great. Definitely a must see during our the sunset and when they do the light show overlooking the gardens by the bay and entire marina.

This bar is one of the highest al fresco bars I have ever been to. It is definitely more of a night club feel rather than an intimate place and cover charge can be steep as well as are the price for drinks, however the view is definitely worth it! 360 degree views of all of Singapore. You get to truly experience the best views in Singapore! We went on a Wednesday which was Ladies night and this meant cover for us was free. They guys we were with had to pay cover, however this also included one free drink!

1-Altitude is on top of the One Raffles Place high-rise and actually higher up than any of the surrounding buildings, including Marina Bay Sands. For that reason alone, it is worth a visit, as the views are pretty spectacular. There is a $30 entrance fee that includes one crappy sweet drink. I went on a week night around 7:30 PM and found it quite empty. The crowd was very touristy and the music lame. A local Singapore friend had never heard of the place, I guess that says it all. I do think it is worth the entrance fee for the view.

Oh man what a lame place. Yeah, the place is high but so what? The music was lame, (made me sleepy) drinks were bleh and so not worth it. Glad we went on Wednesday so at least I got in for free.

1-Altitude is made up of three bars: 282 and City Golf on the 61st floor which is a fairly average sports bar; Stellar on 62nd, which I didn't try out, but which looked like a rather nice restaurant, and then the bad boy, the rooftop bar on 63. Ignore the meagre 61st and 62nd floors and head STRAIGHT up to the top - wow, wow and thrice wow, what staggering views! Rather than pay admission, you pay for your first drink at reception, then hop in a lift and up to the roof. Having been anaesthetised to Singapore's astronomic pricing by now, I thought that £30-odd for three G&Ts and a beer was actually quite reasonable, particularly given where we were. If this had been London, we would have forked out £20 for entry alone, fought our way through a load of hideous tourists and then paid £15 for a really weak drink served by disapproving staff. Anyway, it was just lovely. We behaved ourselves much better than the tourists I was slagging off just now, obviously, and had a really lovely, leisurely time relaxing on nice sofas and peering gingerly over the side of the glass walls. The roof bar only opens at 6.30 (hence our having a quick drink in the sports bar beforehand) and it's absolutely essential that you pay it a visit. The staff are all incredibly pleasant and helpful, the music was a nicely-pitched mix of old-school 70s stuff, and once the sun went down and the city lit up, it was like being perched on a cloud and looking down into the most glorious box of jewels.

fours stars for the atmosphere, 70 stories above Singapore! it's definitely a night club, not a place for a quiet drink. we went on a thursday night and there was a DJ, with loud EDM-style music, but totally fun and of course, the view iw amazing. definitely worth the admission price, which gives you one drink coupon they have bar food, pizza, satays, etc, which help soak up the late night alcohol

The view is RIDICULOUS! The drinks are pricey but that's expected in Singapore. This bar is always bloody packed especially on ladies night but I would still go back for the atmosphere

I came her for a drink and wasn't sure what to expect - but was very pleased with the view! Like seriously, wow!! You have to go to one floor before you get on to the top to see the view. It's got quite a cool space - there are quite a few corners. And there's a bar too. It's not a place known for it's finger food, or food in general. So, go there just to have a drink. What I Love: The view!!! When you're up there, it really feels like you're on top of the world! You can see a 360 degree view of the City and pretty far out. That's why it's called a Gallery and Bar, I suppose. As the view really does showcase Singapore. When you stand by the sides - all made of glass and see through - it can be a bit scary. Be warned if you're scared of heights. The chairs and sofas are pretty comfy and nice to relax on. The drinks are pretty okay. What I Don't Love: The prices. Prices range from $16-ish onwards for a drink. So, it's a little steep. If you're having a glass of wine - that's pretty okay, I assume. But cocktails are expensive.

One of the best rooftop bars in Singapore! In clear nights you can see all of Singapore skyline in its awesome glory..the drinks are expensive and there is a cover charge but the place is electric on a Friday night..definitely worth visiting if you like to party!

Pricey but impressive. The choices of dj are spectacular but the crowd is something else to be desired. The crowd seems extremely young and it would be good for people between 18 to 22. If you're above that age range there are places that would feel more right. However the atmosphere is great and the energy will keep you going.

We enjoyed our time at 1-Altitude. We are new to Singapore so a friend took us as a "must see" spot. Fortunately, it was ladies night. I was able to get in free and my husband paid the $30 cover and received a free drink with it. I took advantage of the $10 Martini special. I expect bars like this to be pricey, especially in Singapore where everything is pricey! The incredible view was well worth the money. This is the tallest al fresco bar in the world thus making the view seem never ending. We came early (around 9:30) and only stayed 45 minutes or so. We really enjoyed it and every tourist and resident should see the view.

You gotta come here at least once - yes, for the views. Drinks are on par with other top bars in town overpriced put together by mediocre bar tenders - come on folks take some pride in your work when you're charging so much. Nevertheless a must stop to take in this great city.

Really cool spot. I came here on a tuesday night, 2 days after going to ce la vi at bayshore gardens. Altitude was sooo much better. It's a much better view of the city, better drinks, better service, better environment, more space, and better value for the money. Only downer was a lame cover band trying their hardest to engage a disinterested crowd. Really, the view was astonishing, i could look at it for hours. Just a really cool spot.

Altitude Bar at One Raffles Place does indeed have a fantastic view of all of Singapore. Looking down on Marina Bay Sands is surreal. It's a little eerie as the protective railing only goes up to about chest height. The rest of the bar has a bit to be desired. Drinks served out of plastic glasses that don't seem to be the cleanest in the world. Some helpful staff (offered to take pictures), other less than helpful staff with confusion of what bar to get your prepaid drink from and the inability to change your drink order even though you pay $30 for the prepaid drink regardless?!?!?! Went to Marina Bay Sands prior and no pre-paid drink was needed to go to the top and overall a nicer bar scene. Of course I don't expect every bar to be Ku De Ta but this was a bit more Kappa Delta Ta. :)

Heady Cocktail! sitting on 63rd floor with the claim of being the world's highest alfresco bar was the main draw and the view did not disappoint but what really lifted the experience was some amazing music and pretty good ambience & service. We were there just for drinks and they mixed decent cocktails and the price was ok given the USP!

2nd stop (1st being Overeasy for a civilised catch-up) of a BING-style club/bar-hopping trail which I brought my tourist friends on ... After sipping glasses of Chardonnay by the Marina Bay waterfront, I needed to take our experience many levels higher. Up we went to the highest alfresco roof-top bar in the world at 63rd storey. I have to admit that I am not a big fan of bars located at the top of fancy skyscrapers as they scream 'TOURISTY' and I have been to a fair share of roof-top bars all over the world to be no longer easily amazed by bird's-eye view of cities. But but but but ... the scenery of Singapore from 1-Altitude was astounding. I felt so proud being a Singaporean showcasing my wonderful little red dot to my two Londoner friends (who thought London is the best city in the world ... till they got to Singapore) - as the night view of the city was spectacular beyond words. There is a decent dance floor in the middle of the bar (1 level below the 'sky deck') which was sadly pretty empty on a Tuesday night (quite expected) ... but which I would suspect would be pretty packed over the weekends. It's 25$ to get up there (inclusive of 1 drink from a wide selection e.g. singapore sling, mojitos, beer, etc.). There are signature 1-Altitude cocktails too ... we ordered 3 different cocktails and I seriously don't remember what they were - but but but I remember them to be quite potent and yummilicious! I don't think 1-Altitude is as touristy as what most people made it sound to be. There's apparently ladies' night every wednesday ... ladies get up there for free and receive a free drink (sounds too good to be true). Absolutely GREAT place for girly night-outs on Wednesdays then!

I'm a huge adept of skybars, so when my friend told me Altitude is the highest one in the world, I was soooooo excited to go there. And what can I say? The view is great. Pretty amazing. We were there for sunset and the show was worth paying $25. Even the glass elevator itself is impressive. Unfortunately, my iPhone pics were awful so I would have to go back with a real camera. I think $25 for entrance + drink is pretty cheap for SG. And then, I figured out why as I tasted the Singapore Sling. This is without a doubt the worst cocktail I've ever tried, nothing like the authentic Singapore Sling. I understand that people go to a skybar rather for the view than the drinks, but SERIOUSLY! The word 'bar' is in 'skybar' for a reason. I wouldn't have minded paying a few extra bucks to get something decent. Anyway. Enjoying the view with my terrible cocktail was quite alright, but the music was super loud that I couldn't even hear my friend. I had to constantly stick to him as he would show me around Singapore sights. We wanted to order food at some point since it looked decent and cheap, but the service was slow and rude. We watched the lights turn on and left. I don't think I'll go back unless I'm broke and I need better pics of Singapore sights.

This review is intended for altimate as there isn't a specific page for it. Location One raffles place, its located at the very prime area of CBD. The train station is just a few metres away if you wish to go public. Pretty convenient to get to. Reception You can find the reception counter at level 1 with many queue lines, its not obvious to miss it. Our small setback is that we have to wait for quite sometime to be let up, i don't really get how they priortise who they will let up in the lift first, the longest we waited was about 30 mins just to get into the lift. Which we never had to wait that long for any clubs to get in. So i suggest for you people who gonna show up with your friends guestlist or walk in be early, lines gonna get crazy. Interior Pretty standard club, no artsy fatsy stuff. Surrounded with glass panel all around that because it meant for an office space. But the view is awesome though, if you have time take a walk around the club, you can see the city lighted up in all directions. The club its filled with tables and sofa all around and a medium size dance floor for you to groove. What i really like is their laser lightings and LED panels, its a long stretch up to the dj booth. The whole effect makes you trippy when your high. Service So far we didnt had any issues with the service staff, all of them were very polite, helpfull and professional. There a few vip host around that are pretty too, but don't try your luck! respect them they are there for a reason. Work! Crowd Oh yeahh the crowd mostly are in their 20's still very teeny unless you head up to the rooftop bar its a different enivroment and age group you get. Conclusion There are not many high floor clubs, this is one of them you should check out.

Welcome to the highest al-fresco bar that you'll probably ever go to. This bar is all about the breathtaking views of the Singapore skyline at night. You just have to make sure that the weather is decent, since this place will shut down if there is any threat of poor weather. Wednesday night = ladies' night (free cover + 1 free vodka drink). Decent stop for a mid-pub crawl experience with one of the best views in town. Probably not worth it for extended amounts of time (or if you're planning for a big night of partying)

The price to get in is to high; the music is to loud (for an old guy like me) and I always seem to forget my way when trying to find the building so I walk longer than I have to and end up arriving with a shirt soaked in sweat. BUT, the view is spectacular. I have been to most rooftops in Singapore and none comes close to this. Not only do you get a unobstructed 360 view; you also get to look straight down on the city (.while most rooftop bars have a ledge between the fence and edge of the building, this one has the glass "fence" right on the edge) including a great birds eye view of Boat Quay. I take all my visitors to Sinagpore here.

The view is FANTASTIC! You definitely can't beat this view anywhere else in Singapore. I honestly felt like I saw everything, including the outline of Malaysia and Indonesia. However, the overall vibe and quality of cocktails was a bit of a let down. My mojito was lacking in flavor and it tasted like a virgin cocktail. The crowd consisted of young, single professionals with more men than women. It felt sort of like a meat market. All in all this spot is totally worth your time and money for the incredible view. Just don't expect too much when it comes to drinks and you'll be set.

Came here one evening, and timed it such to see the dusk deepen. Drinks are rather pricey; two Erdingers procured at the bottom of One Raffles Place got us $50 poorer. Yikes. An ear popping lift ride up, clambering atop one more flight of steps, and woah look at the view. Pick up your tipple from the bar with your receipt, and you're free to walk around to your heart's content. The live band is not too shabby either. The place gets incredibly crowded with the post work and expat crowd. It can be hard to squeeze through the throngs of people, or even to find a seat. I suppose the fun is to hang around and try to spot familiar landmarks though. Not a bad night out, though you might be able to recreate a nicer ambience at Equinox.

Singapore has a track record of rooftop bars, restaurants etc. This one is great, great view, nice vibe. The place is mostly outdoor, as opposed to the New Asia bar in Raffles Place. You may or may not mind the entry price ($25-30), I believe it's not too expensive for the experience, but you might argue about the crowd; potentially too touristy or clubby some days; or simply too packed.

Easily one of the best views in Singapore, hands down. I went early around 7ish on a Friday night, and they had a band playing, which were actually quite good. The cover charge is a bit weird $25 to get in, for a drink which you have to choose right away. The views really are amazing, no doubt, so it's worth it to go at least once. It's a great date place, or place to unwind after a long day at work. Not sure it this is going to be on my rotation of bars, but definitely worth a stop in.

There are plenty of rooftop bars in Singapore but my favorite was this one. Located on the 63rd floor you get the best view on Singapore. If you stop by for a business trip, study there or simply want to get a nice view on Marina Bay Sands and Singapore's wonderful skyline make sure to stop by for a drink.

The view from 1-altitude packs a punch.The concept is similar to that of New Asia Bar, except that this is non-airconditioned. Housed in the CBD district, it is a place great for after-work drinks. The music is decent, usually skirting on the edge of commercial house. There is a strange lighting from underneath the bar though, so it may not be so flattering if you want to take a picture. If you are looking for cheap drinks, then this won't be the place for you as one drink ranges from $16 onwards - maybe because it caters to the working crowd.

Go once for the view. Cocktails and ambiance are nothing special. More of a tourist/novelty place.

Are you confused against your purpose or conviction in life? The answer is here, or your being there. If you're into writing reviews about this place using adjectives like The View, you probably have a purpose going to this place (see below for review).

There is really only one reason to go to 1Altitude and that is to show friends and family who might be visiting, as the view is really unlike anything else. If you are local, the bar is a different story. The cover charge isn't worth the the bar and unless trying to wow coworkers or a date there are better places to go for a drink. 1Alt is very strict on dress code (no shorts except for Sundays and Monday's) they also hold up the line despite there not being anyone inside the club. The service inside is also subpar and the drinks are fairly pricy. To summarize 1Alt is awesome to go once but becomes quickly expensive and old if you frequent here.