Curiosity Cove

Curiosity Cove is Singapore’s largest indoor nature-inspired playscape featuring four immersive zones inspired by real-world ecosystems, where kids can climb, crawl, explore, and learn about wildlife through hands-on, interactive play.

Operating Hours: 10:00 - 18:30 Daily Address: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826

Curiosity Cove Reserve Reviews

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    Xiuqi

    Nice playground for young kids. There are alot of resting area for adults. Only socks with gripe allowed.

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    Anonymous User

    In a safe and comfortable environment, children can learn while playing, making it a relaxing and enjoyable family trip.

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    KangTravels

    Fun place for the kids. They enjoyed it!!

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Curiosity Cove

Curiosity Cove is a kid-friendly interactive experience managed by Mandai Wildlife Group and found at Mandai Wildlife East.

This indoor educational destination aims to teach people about science, nature, wildlife, and sustainability through interactive exhibits and creative activities.

Curiosity Cove is ideal for families looking for something to do with their children as it merges learning with fun activities.

Visitors can participate in interactive challenges, discover fascinating facts about the natural world, and enjoy themed play zones that spark imagination and curiosity.

Curiosity Cove Opening Hours

Curiosity Cove

🕧 Opening Hours: Daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last admission may vary during special events).

👀 Note: Opening hours may change during school holidays, public holidays, or special programmes. It is recommended to check the official Mandai Wildlife Reserve website before your visit.

How to Get to Curiosity Cove?

Curiosity Cove

Curiosity Cove is located at Mandai Wildlife East, part of the larger Mandai Wildlife Reserve in northern Singapore.

🚗 By Car or Taxi

Address: 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825 (Mandai Wildlife East)

It normally takes 30 minutes to reach Mandai Wildlife East from Singapore city center either by car or taxi.

The drop-off and parking spots for visitors are provided at Mandai Wildlife East.

🚇 By MRT

The most convenient MRT station is:

  • Khatib MRT Station (NS14) – connect via the Mandai Khatib Shuttle.
  • Springleaf MRT Station (TE4) – connect via public bus services.

🚐 Mandai Khatib Shuttle

The Mandai Khatib Shuttle provides direct access between Khatib MRT Station and Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Information

Details

Frequency

Every 10–20 minutes

First Bus

8:00 AM

Travel Time

Approximately 15 minutes

Fare

S$1 per trip

🅿 Parking

Visitors driving to Curiosity Cove can park at the Mandai Wildlife East car parks. Parking fees apply and are payable through the electronic parking system.

Best Time to Visit Curiosity Cove

Curiosity Cove

The best time to visit Curiosity Cove would be in the morning on weekdays since there are fewer crowds at such times, giving the children a chance to explore the exhibits.

Arriving early on weekends and holidays will save you from long queues in front of the popular activities booths.

As Curiosity Cove is largely indoors and sheltered, it can be enjoyed even on rainy days.

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Things to Do at Curiosity Cove

🔬 Explore Interactive Learning Zones

Curiosity Cove

Children can engage with hands-on exhibits designed to encourage exploration, problem-solving, and creativity. Activities focus on wildlife, ecosystems, sustainability, and science through fun, age-appropriate experiences.

Highlights:

  • Interactive science and nature-themed exhibits
  • Hands-on experiments and discovery stations
  • Educational games that encourage critical thinking
  • Activities designed for different age groups

🌿 Discover Nature Through Play

Curiosity Cove

Through interactive installations, children will have the opportunity to learn about wildlife, habitats, and environmental conservation during their playtime activities.

Highlights:

  • Nature-inspired play areas
  • Learn about wildlife habitats and ecosystems
  • Interactive storytelling through play
  • Play-based learning about environmental conservation

🎨 Join Creative Workshops

Curiosity Cove

Depending upon the day you visit, Curiosity Cove may provide workshops and other family-oriented activities like crafting, storytelling, and learning programs.

Highlights:

  • Seasonal craft-making activities
  • Wildlife and nature-themed workshops
  • Storytelling sessions for young children
  • Family-friendly educational programmes

🧩 Take on Fun Challenges

Curiosity Cove

Kids can complete puzzles, games, and discovery missions designed to build curiosity and encourage learning through exploration.

Highlights:

  • Interactive brain teasers and puzzles
  • Discovery trails and activity challenges
  • Team-based problem-solving activities
  • Engaging hands-on learning activities

📸 Enjoy Family-Friendly Photo Spots

Curiosity Cove

The attraction features colourful exhibits and nature-inspired installations that create excellent backdrops for memorable family photographs.

Highlights:

  • Colourful interactive displays
  • Nature-themed installations
  • Fun family photo opportunities
  • Instagram-worthy corners for memorable snapshots

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What to Eat at Curiosity Cove

Curiosity Cove

While Curiosity Cove itself focuses on interactive learning and play, visitors can find a variety of dining options nearby at Mandai Wildlife East and throughout Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Whether you're looking for a quick snack, coffee break, or a family meal, there are plenty of choices available before or after your visit.

Dining Spot

Location

Highlights

Cavern Restaurant

Rainforest Wild Asia

Singapore's first cave-themed restaurant inspired by the Mulu Caves of Borneo. Serves Western favourites, grilled meats, burgers, and family-friendly meals.

Inuka Café

Mandai Wildlife East

Convenient spot for breakfast and light meals, offering kaya toast, sandwiches, pastries, coffee, and local favourites.

The Courtyard

Mandai Wildlife East

An open-air dining area with a variety of food and beverage options suitable for families and groups.

Ah Meng Restaurant

Singapore Zoo

Popular family restaurant serving local and Western dishes such as chicken rice, briyani, pasta, and grilled specialties.

Ah Meng Bistro

Singapore Zoo

Casual café serving coffee, cakes, sandwiches, pastries, and light refreshments.

Penguin Cove Restaurant

Bird Paradise

Family-friendly restaurant with Asian and Western dishes, offering views of nearby bird habitats.

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Universal Studios Singapore

10:00-20:00

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Curiosity Cove

Curiosity Cove is not just a playground for kids but an interactive learning places for kids explore and learn to appreciate nature and wildlife through fun activities.

If you are travelling with kids, searching for a fun and educational activity to do with your family or planning to visit Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Curiosity Cove will provide you with an interesting and exciting activity that integrates education with fun.

Stay Near Curiosity Cove

5 star

9/10Great878 Reviews
Chinatown Singapore|0.94km from downtown
The room was clean and the buffet dinner was excellent. The location is unbeatable, within walking distance to all major attractions. The room was tidy and quiet, and the front desk staff were very welcoming. This is my top choice for accommodation when visiting Singapore. Perfect location near downtown. The room is clean and quiet with great service. Highly recommend this Carlton Hotel.
FromMXN$2,419
8.9/10Very Good1115 Reviews
Riverside/ Clarke Quay Singapore|2.11km from downtown
The pictures online were a bit misleading. When I booked for 3 people with 3 breakfasts, it showed a king-size bed with a sofa bed, but upon arrival, there was only one king-size bed. It was quite a squeeze for three of us. When we tried to communicate with the hotel, there was a Chinese-speaking woman who refused to speak Chinese, which was frustrating. We had to contact Trip.com customer service, who said there were no other rooms available. We then tried to communicate with the hotel again to ask for a sofa bed. The hotel said they would charge for it, and it worked out to be over 500 RMB per day, which for 6 days felt unreasonable. In the end, we reluctantly squeezed into one bed. Although we managed to sleep, it wasn't comfortable, and the bed was extremely soft, leaving us feeling tired. The hotel facilities are relatively new, and the room is quite large, especially the bathroom. The shower pressure was excellent, but the water flow from the sink was a bit weak – a suggestion for improvement. The hotel is about a 7-minute walk from MRT Exit 4, but getting into the station itself takes another 7 minutes or so. We used the subway for all our outings, and it was quite convenient. The hotel breakfast wasn't extensive, but it was enough to fill up on if you took your time. The omelets were delicious and made fresh. Fruits and vegetables are very expensive in Singapore supermarkets, so we tried to make the most of breakfast at the hotel, where we could enjoy plenty of fruits, vegetables, and salads. Of course, if you want to eat out, it's also very convenient. There's a Great Wall shopping mall about a 10-minute walk away with many dining options. The hotel is right next to the Singapore River. You can walk through the hotel to get to the river and then stroll along it in the evening towards Merlion Park. Along the way, you'll pass two popular Jumbo Seafood restaurants, which are delicious but quite expensive and always packed with people. There are also many other dining establishments along the way, and the night view is beautiful. Hotel prices fluctuate a lot, so keep a close eye on them, even if you've locked in a rate, it can change. It takes about 1.5 hours to get to Changi Airport by MRT. Overall, it's a decent hotel. There are a lot of foreigners staying here, and I saw many adorable foreign children. If you're looking for a spacious, modernly decorated hotel, this could be a good choice.
FromMXN$2,875
9.1/10Great1958 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.78km from downtown
The room was very spacious, clean, and new. The service was also excellent, and the front desk staff could speak Chinese. However, the check-in process was a bit slow. The toilet would splash when flushed, making it hard to use a toilet seat cover, and the sink would spray water, which was a bit inconvenient!
FromMXN$2,789
9.3/10Great1726 Reviews
Chinatown Singapore|0.83km from downtown
The hotel is absolutely beautiful, truly stunning and not just in photos. The design is unique, and the lobby is spacious. The pool is on the fifth floor; it's not huge but has a great lounging area, and it's rarely crowded. This hotel probably caters more to business travelers than families. The only drawback is that the room ventilation isn't great.
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8.8/10Very Good2227 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.37km from downtown
If you're looking for a hotel with great value for money in downtown Singapore, this is the one to book without hesitation. I was traveling to Singapore with my child for a competition, and I spent a lot of time agonizing over which hotel to choose, feeling quite anxious after reading many reviews. We arrived at the hotel at 3 AM. The lobby is on the third floor, and from the moment we met the reception staff on the first floor, we had a wonderful experience. It's true that check-in at the front desk was a bit slow, but the Indian lady there had a translation app ready and communicated patiently with us. She wasn't impatient despite our limited English, so the slight delay was understandable. The room size exceeded my expectations, it was clean, and the facilities were great. The cleaning staff also spoke excellent Mandarin. The pool was comfortable, and the water was very clean – my child absolutely loved it. It's only 200 meters from City Hall MRT station, and the surrounding commercial area is very lively. Funan Mall is just 200 meters away, offering a wide variety of food, including many Chinese restaurants, so communication in Mandarin was never an issue. Old Hill Street Police Station is 200 meters away, and within 800-900 meters, you can reach the Merlion, Marina Square, Marina Bay Sands, and more. The superior location is undeniable. I especially want to thank the reception staff on the first floor (I apologize for forgetting their name). My child needed daily injections, and the medication required refrigeration in the hotel's common fridge. Every day when I went to retrieve the medicine, they greeted me with the warmest smiles and proactive assistance. Although there was a language barrier, it didn't hinder our seamless communication at all. Based on my experience, I didn't encounter any of the issues mentioned in many of the hotel's reviews. My stay was a perfect 100 points, and if I ever go to Singapore again, I will definitely book this hotel without a second thought.
FromMXN$3,164
9/10Great2622 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.61km from downtown
Overall, I'm quite satisfied. The room size isn't huge, but the bathroom is a bit larger (the room feels similar to an Atour or Hanting in China). I booked a king room, and I was with my two children, so three of us in total. When I checked in, I requested an extra bed, which was provided free of charge – a big thumbs up! There were a few small mildew spots on the shower caddy and floor tiles, but it was acceptable. The hotel pool is really nice, with pleasant views. You'll need to speak English at the front desk (I didn't encounter anyone who spoke Chinese during check-in or check-out). There are bars and several restaurants from the first to the third floor, so the amenities are quite comprehensive. We had the buffet dinner, which was pretty good. The service attitude was excellent, so overall, I'm satisfied. I'd recommend choosing a higher floor to get a better view of the Burj Al Arab and the Ferris wheel. We were on the 5th floor, and the view was obstructed.
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Business travel

8.7/10Very Good1807 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|2.32km from downtown
Facilities: The room was very small, not big enough to open two suitcases, but it did have a mini-fridge, kettle, and hairdryer. There was a microwave on each floor in the hallway, and you could get drinking water in the lobby on the first floor. Cleanliness: I stayed for two days, and there was no housekeeping service. It seems they only clean every three days. The bathroom trash can was especially small and overflowed after two days. Environment: The room was very damp, and there was a strong musty smell every time I entered. I had to turn on the air conditioning to air it out. Service: The taxi dropped us off directly on the second floor of the hotel. Self check-in was a bit confusing and there was no guidance to go to the first floor for assistance. As a result, our two rooms weren't even on the same floor. I'd recommend going directly to the front desk on the first floor for check-in; they speak basic Chinese. The room truly was super small. The hotel facilities are comparable to a budget hotel in China. They don't provide bottled water or disposable slippers. Singapore prices are definitely high; you could get a much better place in Kuala Lumpur for half the price. The hotel's location is excellent, very convenient for the subway and taxis. There are many eateries nearby. Ya Kun Kaya Toast had a long queue in the morning but was less busy in the afternoon. The Wok Hey chili pan mee next door was pretty good and suitable for Chinese palates. There's a small bar on the first floor with live music at night, creating a nice atmosphere. Overall, it's suitable for young travelers but not ideal for those traveling with children or the elderly.
FromMXN$1,586
9.5/10Amazing612 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|0.73km from downtown
The environment is beautiful, and the service is excellent 👍🏻. The breakfast spread is rich with many choices. Upon check-in, we received a S$100 dining credit, which we used for dinner, and the food quality was great, definitely five-star standard. To celebrate my daughter's birthday, they specially delivered a cake and fruits. The chocolate cake was delicious and not too sweet, tasting very natural. They also arranged a room upgrade, and the room was very spacious and comfortable. This hotel is absolutely fantastic, and the location is super convenient. You can reach the Merlion via the underground tunnel or directly across the street, and it's also close to the Skyline. You can walk to many tourist attractions without needing a car, exploring the waterfront. In the evenings, there's live music. The only minor complaint would be some renovation and wall-turning noise in the mornings, but they have large Dyson fans for ventilation, and we usually go out in the afternoons, so it wasn't a major issue. By the time we returned to the hotel in the evening, the smell had disappeared, leaving the air fresh! I will definitely stay here again and recommend it on my next visit to Singapore 👍🏻! Thank you for the hotel's special arrangements 🫶🏻
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8.9/10Very Good1325 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.3km from downtown
We stayed for 3 nights in a quad room (two rooms with one shared entrance), but the front desk upgraded us to a 6-person room for free. It had four separate rooms, so we each had our own space and slept very comfortably. However, the bathroom sink being outside the actual bathroom was a bit inconvenient. A hairdryer was provided and worked well enough. Breakfast was available every day, even on weekends, but the selection was extremely limited. If you went early, getting food was smooth, but if you arrived too late, there was a long queue, which was very time-consuming. We only ate breakfast on the first day; we thought about a second round, but seeing the long line, we decided against it. From the second day onwards, we just went downstairs to Ya Kun Kaya Toast and Toast Box. There are no longer water dispensers on each floor; you need to go to the front desk to refill water. Laundry and dryer facilities are available for 8 SGD each. Although expensive, it was very convenient. Downstairs, there are restaurants and a supermarket. The location is excellent, close to Fort Canning Park, Clarke Quay, the Old Hill Street Police Station, and Chijmes. Overall, it was a great experience. It would be perfect if they could improve the breakfast environment and flow.
FromMXN$2,092
9/10Great710 Reviews
Chinatown Singapore|0.88km from downtown
The hotel's exterior is quite striking; I spotted it right after exiting the Tanjong Pagar MRT station. There's a Mr. Coconut in the mall area of the MRT station. I checked in on the 12th floor. The open-concept lobby is comfortably furnished with complimentary water and coffee machines. The room is small, not brand new but quite tastefully decorated, and located quite close to the surrounding skyscrapers. The neighborhood is very convenient for daily needs, with Chinatown and Maxwell Food Centre within walking distance. Behind the hotel, there's a FairPrice supermarket, and an adjacent building also houses a food court. Nearby, you'll find Ya Kun Kaya Toast and another FairPrice Finest in one of the buildings. There are plenty of dining options. There's also a small pocket park nearby. Downsides: I noticed some marks on the duvet. The air conditioning was too loud at night, so I'd recommend bringing earplugs. The buildings are very close to each other; you can see people in the opposite building, so there's pretty much no point in opening the curtains.
FromMXN$3,164
8/10Very Good1028 Reviews
Riverside/ Clarke Quay Singapore|1.77km from downtown
My stay at Studio M Hotel Singapore was a mixed experience that balanced comfort with a frustrating service encounter. On the positive side, the rooms are thoughtfully designed and stand out from typical city hotels. The loft-style layout gives a sense of space that feels both modern and functional, especially for a short stay. The bed was comfortable, the room was clean, and the overall aesthetic had a sleek, contemporary vibe that makes it appealing for both business and leisure travelers. The location is also a strong advantage. Situated along the Singapore River, it offers easy access to dining spots and is within reasonable distance of key areas like Clarke Quay. It’s convenient enough without being right in the middle of the noise, which I appreciated. However, the experience was let down by the lack of flexibility from the front desk staff. During check-in, I did not have my IC or passport on hand, and while I understand the need for verification, the handling of the situation felt unnecessarily rigid. There was little effort to explore alternative solutions or offer reassurance, which made the process more stressful than it needed to be. In a hospitality setting, a bit of understanding and problem-solving goes a long way, and this was noticeably lacking. That said, once past the check-in issue, the rest of the stay was relatively smooth. The facilities were decent, and housekeeping maintained a good standard throughout. Overall, Studio M delivers well on comfort, design, and location, but the service experience—particularly at the front desk—could benefit from a more guest-centric approach. It’s a great place to stay if everything goes according to plan, but if you run into any hiccups, be prepared for a by-the-book response rather than a flexible one.
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8.7/10Very Good1582 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|1.94km from downtown
The location is impeccable; the subway is right outside the door, making it incredibly convenient for exploring city attractions. The room was spacious and clean, and it even came with a rooftop pool. While the facilities are a bit dated, the excellent transport links and value for money more than make up for it. It's definitely a top choice for city sightseeing. The front desk had a Chinese-speaking staff member, Miss Lingling, who was very enthusiastic and made us feel right at home. The only minor downside was the breakfast, which had a somewhat limited variety and no special dishes. Overall, I'd still highly recommend it.
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Family friendly

9.3/10Great2310 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.47km from downtown
Our family trip to Singapore lasted a full 8 days with the kids. Although the country is smaller than a single district in Beijing, I feel like I've had a fairly in-depth experience. We stayed at four different hotels, and this was our first. It wasn't the most expensive, but I felt it offered the best service: 1. **Food & Service:** I really liked the handmade noodles at the breakfast buffet – they were quite unique. We happened to be there during National Day, and the hotel gave us a box of chocolates. They then followed up with chocolate souvenirs for two consecutive evenings. 2. **Location & Transportation:** The location was excellent. It was only a two-minute walk to catch the Duck Tour, making the exchange and boarding process very convenient. We could also easily access the Sunset Flight. Although this year's National Day fireworks weren't visible from this location, considering we had kids and didn't want to walk much, the location was still very suitable. 3. **Surrounding Amenities:** The MRT station wasn't far from the hotel, and there was a shopping mall nearby. Transportation in Singapore is also very convenient, with clear MRT maps. For getting around, we'd take the MRT whenever possible, and taxis when it wasn't. Taxi fares weren't expensive, and it felt quite worthwhile, especially with kids and a lot of luggage. If I go to Singapore again, this hotel would be my first choice. When we checked in, there were a lot of people, and our luggage took over two hours to be delivered to our room. However, after we called the front desk, they immediately followed up. This was just a minor hiccup and understandable.
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8/10Very Good873 Reviews
Riverside/ Clarke Quay Singapore|1.87km from downtown
I had been here several times, staying at both wings. I like the pool. This time, like the previous time..the wifi wasn’t working well but this time, it has caused some “major” issues and inconvenience! I can’t be reached for hours! I called reception for help and eventually they sent staff to my room to settle the issue for me! Thankful and grateful for that. All the rest are good for a short stay.
FromMXN$1,538
9/10Great1864 Reviews
Orchard Road Singapore|2.1km from downtown
Traveling with family, the hotel's location was unexpectedly excellent. It's right next to a large shopping mall that has a Pop Mart where you can find many limited edition items. Downstairs from the mall, there are plenty of food options, a supermarket, and both a subway and bus station just a few minutes' walk away. The facilities are very comprehensive. It's also only a 5-minute walk from Fort Canning Park. While the room was small, it was very clean, making it perfect for those with high hygiene standards. The front desk staff were very prompt with cleaning and always tried their best to accommodate any requests. Plus, there's free ice cream in the afternoon and complimentary drinks provided daily.
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9/10Great209 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|0.23km from downtown
My stay at Ascott Raffles Place Singapore was an overall excellent experience and I'd highly recommend it! First off, the location is fantastic, right in the heart of Singapore's financial district. It's just a few minutes' walk to the MRT station, making it super convenient to get to Merlion Park, Marina Bay, and Clarke Quay. Since we were only staying for one day, we had all our meals at the Lau Pa Sat hawker centre, which is just behind the hotel. It's perfect for both business travelers and tourists. The room was spacious and comfortable, with full amenities including a kitchen, washing machine, and dryer – just like being at home. The bed was soft and comfy, and the room was impeccably clean and tidy. The only minor downside was that there were no USB charging ports in the room, only three-pin power sockets. Overall, from the accommodation environment, facilities, and location to the quality of service, everything exceeded my expectations. I had a wonderful stay, and next time I'm in Singapore, I will definitely choose Ascott Raffles Place Singapore again and recommend it to my friends and family!
FromMXN$4,189
9.7/10Amazing1833 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|0.99km from downtown
My stay at Marina Bay Sands Singapore was absolutely fantastic and I highly recommend it! The hotel's location is excellent, directly connected to a mall, and within walking distance of famous attractions like Gardens by the Bay and Merlion Park, making getting around incredibly convenient. Check-in was efficient, and the staff were warm and professional, providing attentive service throughout, truly reflecting a five-star hotel experience. The room was spacious and comfortable, with a modern design and immaculate cleanliness. The bed was soft, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a wonderfully comfortable night's sleep. What truly impressed me most was the room's view – whether it was the city skyline or the Marina Bay night view, both were absolutely stunning. The hotel's infinity pool definitely lives up to its reputation; the views are unforgettable and it's an absolute must-visit spot when in Singapore. The breakfast spread was extensive, with a great variety of both Western and Asian options, all of which tasted delicious. Overall, everything from the environment and facilities to the service was impeccable. It was a very enjoyable and memorable stay. If I ever visit Singapore again, I will definitely choose this hotel, and I'll be recommending it to all my friends and family!
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9.1/10Great4170 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.49km from downtown
This is my second time staying at this hotel! Although the hotel is a bit old, you can tell it's very well-maintained. I chose a bay view room, and the scenery is fantastic. From the balcony, you can see Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Supertree Grove, the Merlion, and even a Disney cruise ship! Most importantly, the hotel's location is excellent, and transportation is incredibly convenient!
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