Marina Bay Sands

You must see it if you are in the area. You are very near to everything shopping, sightseeing, restaurants, public transport. what else can i say. Recommended to come here

Marina Bay Sands is a fascinating spot that caters to diverse interests, making it an interesting place to explore. Apart from its striking architecture and panoramic views of the skyline, it's a haven for shoppers. With a wide array of upscale stores and designer labels, it's perfect for indulging in some retail therapy. But there's more to Marina Bay Sands than just shopping – it's also a hub for dining, entertainment, and nightlife. Whether you're enjoying a fine dining experience, catching a show, or simply soaking in the vibrant atmosphere, there's something for everyone here. Marina Bay Sands offers a dynamic and memorable experience that's worth checking out for any visitor to Singapore.

fantastic experience with many shops, restaurants and an incredible view of marina bay from the top. have to be a guest at the hotel to use the infinity pool

best place to visit. i luckily came at the time that got Fireworks. the govenrment also show Flycam Performance at night, at around 8pm. love this place

Was here at Marina Bay Sands for dinner, it was great. you can take a bus No. 10 from the city. There's also a casino too. Entrance for foreigner is free, but you need to bring your passport also you need to show your Electronic Arrival Form. Overall, it was a good experience. We also ordered some food inside the casino.. recommended!!

My stay at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore was absolutely fantastic. First off, the hospitality was off the charts. From the moment I arrived, the staff were friendly, attentive, and always ready to assist. The rooftop pool also offers a panoramic view of Singapore's skyline that is breathtaking, especially during sunset. And as for the room, it was pure luxury. Spacious and equipped with all the modern comforts you could wish for. The attention to detail in the room decor was impressive, and it

I am not one to splash out on fancy hotels. If it’s safe, and I’m not sharing a bunk bed with a bunch of twentysomething backpackers, it’s good enough for me. There’s no way I am ever comfortable paying exorbitant room fees, but recently I got the opportunity to stay at Singapore’s iconic Marina Bay Sands Hotel for free, thanks to someone richer and better connected than myself.Second to the Merlion, this triple-towered building with what looks like a boat on top is the image most people assoc

amazing hotel with stunning facilities. Visit Labour for dinner and try the 20 layer chocolate cake. Gardens by the bay and Sentosa island are things to do whilst there.