Contemporary hotel with balconies, a steakhouse & a chic atrium bar, plus an outdoor pool & a spa. An 11-minute walk from Esplanade/Theatres on the Bay, this contemporary high-rise hotel in the CBD area is 2 km from the National Museum of Singapore. Elegant rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies with bay or city views offer free WiFi and flat-screen TVs, in addition to marble bathrooms, desks with ergonomic chairs, and tea and coffee making equipment. Club rooms have access to a private lounge serving breakfast and snacks, while suites add separate living areas. Amenities include an American steakhouse, a sleek sushi bar and stylish Cantonese dining, plus a chic atrium lounge. There's also an outdoor pool, a gym and a spa.
"PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay serves as a greenery filled sanctuary conveniently located just off the track for race-weary travellers. It earns its “hotel in a garden” branding through and through, starting with sustainability-forward amenities in the gorgeous, woodsy suites, all the way to a magnificent sky-lit atrium filled with over 2,400 types of flora reaching through all 21 of its levels. The result? Good vibes, along with excellent views of the track from most of its rooms." - Alvin Lim
"Locations in Singapore don’t get much more central than Marina Square, the mixed-use development that’s home to the 583-room Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay. Which only makes their rooftop, covered in solar panels and a 150-square-meter urban farm that supplies much of the hotel’s cuisine, all the more impressive. They call themselves a ‘garden-in-a-hotel,’ owing to an enormous sky-lit atrium that contains over 2,400 plants, trees, and shrubs." - Mark Fedeli
"Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, located in Singapore, Singapore, is centrally located in Marina Square. The 583-room hotel features a rooftop with solar panels and a 150-square-meter urban farm supplying much of the hotel's cuisine. It is referred to as a 'garden-in-a-hotel' due to its sky-lit atrium containing over 2,400 plants, trees, and shrubs." - Mark Fedeli
"ParkRoyal Collection Marina Bay, formerly known as Marina Mandarin Singapore, underwent a nine-month, S$45 (US$33) million refurbishment and rebranding. The hotel features an indoor forest, a sky bridge, bird’s nest–style pavilions, a 43-foot planter wall, and more than 2,400 plant, flower, and tree species." - Charlene Fang
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