JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach
Hotel · City Hall ·
Rooms with city views, Japanese dining, spa, rooftop infinity pool
Rooms with city views, Japanese dining, spa, rooftop infinity pool
"Situated at the heart of the action, this hotel offers a sky garden and infinity pool overlooking the track, with many well-appointed rooms and suites providing trackside views and sweeping panoramas of Marina Bay. Accessibility is a standout thanks to the direct connection to Singapore’s train system right below the property." - Alvin Lim
"Distinguishing itself within the global chain, this property caters to a youthful business demographic, a spirit reflected in the art scattered throughout. The sixth-floor Sky Garden combines a swimming pool with sweeping vistas of the Formula One racetrack, while 14 conference rooms sit alongside an executive lounge, a spa, and a captivating infinity pool on the 18th floor." - Mikka Wee
"Aiming to surprise with savoury cacao, the Nourish The Soul – with Chocolate stay pairs a one-hour Savoury Chocolate Truffle Making Masterclass with an exclusive dinner for two at Madame Fan, where Fossa Chocolate threads through Cantonese dishes." - Mikka Wee
"How did it strike you on arrival?Hip, happening, buzzy. The lobby is full of installations and furniture that double as art, like a floor-to-ceiling digital art display and antique tables encased within modern glass tables. This is one funky Marriott. What’s the crowd like?Tech execs (Facebook has its office on the same property), business folks, well-travelled couples. The good stuff: Tell us about your room.As can be expected from a Philippe Starck-designed project, everything in the room was ultra modern, from the trippy modern artwork on the walls to the tablet-controlled curtains, lighting and ai conditioning. One nice touch was a sort of "mailbox" at the entrance of the room, where housekeeping could leave guest requests like toiletries etc. without having to intrude. It was a bit on the small side though. We’re craving some deep, restorative sleep. They got us?I liked the firm mattress and smooth 400 thread count sheets. There was an eight-pillow menu to choose from, which was a thoughtful touch. How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. Any of that worth a mention?I appreciated the quirkiness of the room, like the aluminum rocking chair at the work desk. Would totally steal that. The mini-bar had a decent selection of interesting snacks, like Torres truffle potato chips and Stewart's soft drinks. Please tell us the bathroom won’t let us down.The bathroom was stunning - all white and glass - and as high tech as the bedroom, with a state-of-the-art toilet and electronic bidet. The products were Aromatherapy Associates. We all need some good Wi-Fi. What’s the word?Wi-Fi was strong and complimentary. __Anything stand out about other services and features? __The pool on the 18th floor has a fabulous view of the central business district. Interestingly it's not really a pool to swim in - it's got chairs and loungers in it. What was most memorable—or heartbreaking—about your stay?That bathroom is just ridiculously good-looking... Bottom line: worth it?It's hip but not painfully so. And you feel cool staying here too - it's not (yet) a mainstream choice, making all the better for you." - Audrey Phoon
"Hip, happening, buzzy. The lobby is full of installations and furniture that doubles as art, like a floor-to-ceiling digital display and antique tables encased within modern glass tables. This is one funky Marriott for tech execs (Facebook has its office on the same property), business folks, and well-traveled couples. The interiors are Phillippe Starck and look it. Bottom line: You will fee cool staying here." - Audrey Phoon