Marina Bay Sands Singapore
Hotel · Bayfront Subzone ·
Iconic hotel, casino, mall: rooftop infinity pool
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Iconic hotel, casino, mall: rooftop infinity pool
"An iconic hotel with the world's largest rooftop infinity pool, offering luxury shopping, a large nightclub, and city views." - Evie Carrick Evie Carrick Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'
"An iconic hotel, casino, and shopping complex with a stunning rooftop infinity pool."
"Just as there is no night race quite as iconic as Singapore’s F1 Grand Prix, there is no hotel more synonymous with unadulterated luxury than the three interconnected towers of Marina Bay Sands. Its resplendently fitted rooms and suites — along with a sky-high bar and rooftop infinity pool — provide some of the ritziest viewing points in the city for all the Formula One action you can handle. Good eats are in no short supply either, thanks to the proximity of such feted establishments as Tetsuya Wakuda’s Waku Ghin and CUT by celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck." - Alvin Lim
"Remarkably luxurious, Marina Bay Sands's standout feature is, perhaps surprisingly, its pool. Spanning across the three gleaming towers of this iconic hotel, the rooftop pool stands as the world's largest — a futuristic marvel that captivates both in daylight and the enchanting night, where its infinity edge seems to cascade like a luminous waterfall over Singapore's lights. Even the most basic room exudes opulence, boasting a plush king-sized bed, elegant gold and black accents, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows framing captivating cityscapes. Suites elevate the experience with indulgences like billiards tables, deep soaking tubs, baby grand pianos, and attentive round-the-clock butler service." - Mikka Wee
"How did it strike you on arrival?Cavernous, slightly chaotic, and nearly always crowded—this is not just a hotel, but a destination to cross off the checklist for visitors to Singapore. It can feel almost too busy, but that's just proof that you're in one of the country's most Instagrammed hotspots. What’s the crowd like?This is a place with mass appeal - the camps here include everyone from corporates to couples, group tours to families. The good stuff: Tell us about your room.The hotel completed a recent three-year-long refreshment of its rooms and my Deluxe Room, Garden View was spanking new, with furnishings in muted cream and gold and lovely textured gold wallpaper. It had a nice view of Gardens by the Bay and the sea in the distance, but was a bit on the small side for the price point compared with other five-star properties. We’re craving some deep, restorative sleep. They got us?Another room, another Simmons Beautyrest mattress. As can be expected sleep was restful. The sheets and pillows (a choice of firm or feather - I preferred the support of the firm) were customized for this Las Vegas Sands Corporation property, as is the company's practice around the world. How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. Any of that worth a mention?The mini-bar offerings are pretty standard, but one nice touch: If you don't feel like shaking up a drink yourself, you can order up a handcrafted cocktail via a Private Bar Menu. Options include a classic Singapore Sling and the Sands Dry Martini. Please tell us the bathroom won’t let us down.My room had a regular glass-enclosed shower and products were the Marina Bay Sands house brand. Nothing to shout about. But the Chairman and Presidential suites come with automated toilets and electronic bidets. We all need some good Wi-Fi. What’s the word on that?There's free Wi-Fi but it can be slow. High-speed Internet access is $15 per day. Anything stand out about other services and features?The world's largest rooftop infinity pool is on the 57th floor and open only to hotel guests. It's so social media-worthy that non-guests have tried sneaking into the area just to steal a shot. The property also has a bunch of restaurants by celebrity chefs that are among Singapore's best. What was most memorable—or heartbreaking—about your stay?Staying in one of Asia's most iconic buildings is a pretty memorable experience - it is frequently featured in the media. And the view! Bottom line: worth it?While rooms are small for the price, forking out for one puts you smack in the action of Singapore's glamorous Marina Bay area and gives you access to the adjoining casino (the country's poshest), not to mention that pool. Totally worth it." - Audrey Phoon
