Breathtaking Views in Singapore at Marina Bay Sands Hotel

The Hotel at Marina Bay Sands is located in Singapore offering remarkable views of the city skyline and the peaceful sea. The hotel offers several types of rooms including Atrium Rooms, Horizon Rooms, Orchid Suite, and more.

The rooms offer easy access to shops, casino, entertainments, dining, and the Sands Sky Park when it is complete. The Horizon rooms, which feature the best views, are located on near the top of the 55-story hotel.

The Club at Marina Bay Sands room once open will offer guests access to the most unique and luxurious club found in any hotel. Guest rooms offer outstanding services such as in-room media, in-room dining available 24 hours a day, daily turndown service, access to The Club at Marina Bay Club, and access to The Club at Marina Bay Sands.

Business travelers will fall in love with this property. Guests have access to the Internet, Apple MacBooks laptops, complimentary printing services and more. The Sands Expo and Convention Center is available for all types of meetings, product launches, trade events etc. Limousines or private cars can also be arranged for special occasions.

Experience bliss in the sky at Sands SkyPark that features landscaped gardens with 250 types of trees and 650 types of plants, luxury rooftop restaurants and lounges and serve gourmet meals, cocktails etc. The Sands SkyPark is a structural masterpiece located 200 meters in the sky on top of Marina Bay Sands hotel towers. It has 12,400 square meters of space that host up to 3,900 people at one time. SkyPark offers breathtaking panorama views. Enjoy the 150 meter infinity swimming pool and a public deck that hosts hundreds of people at a time.

Rates start at just over $300/night.

The Hotel at Marina Bay Sands
www.marinabaysands.com
10 Bayfront Avenue
Singapore 018956

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