Hotels near ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands

The check-in took a while for me because the room that I had pre-booked was unavailable, so eventually the staff upgraded me to a suite (I had only paid for a deluxe). That placed me on the 54th floor (out of 57). So clearly the staff are extremely attentive. I ordered room service and it was quick and tasted pretty good. The room(s) was very very large and spacious and the bathroom was very well stocked with amenities. I really enjoyed the activities and dining made available to guests, the access to skypark, the clubs/restaurants, chocolate buffet and the artscience museum in particular.

Great place to stay for people from all walks of life! Be it a solo traveller, on a business trip, family tour or just for a romantic stay for couples, the Marina Mandarin is definitely a place worth staying over. With a exceptional view of Singapore's modernized landmarks of the Marina Bay Sands, ArtScience Museum and skyscrapers by the Marina Bay, staying 24hrs in your hotel room day and night would not even be a boring thing to do. Interior of the room is well furnished, bathroom is large, working corner is comfortable. Definitely one of the places where you will come back again.

a colleague of mine recommended i stay at the fullerton, so my husband and i booked a weekend stay here during a quick getaway to singapore. we had previously stayed at the shangri-la and marina bay sands, and really enjoyed both hotels. when we arrived at the fullerton, i was immediately impressed by the location of the hotel. it sits between marina bay (across the street from merlion park) and the singapore river / asian civilizations museum. the check in process was smooth, so we dropped our bags and walked along the river, stopping for tapas along the water. we then decided to hit the pool, which over looks the river. i've never been swimming so close to skyscrapers! it was quite peaceful. after our relaxing swim, we walked over to lau pa sat (10 min walk) for some good hawker food. then, back along the bay to see the merlion and watch the light show at marina bay sands. why am i detailing our itinerary? i couldn't believe how easily we hit the ground running in singapore. the only thing we're not close to is the shopping malls on orchard rd. we will go to the shoppes at marina bay sands instead. for the business traveler, this hotel is very close to the financial district. the ambiance and amenities are fantastic. i loved the high ceiling in my room. had a good night sleep - really good bed!

I am a local and booked this hotel to watch the National Day Fireworks. Though the staff said that I would have to pay an additional amount to upgrade for the view, they gave me a complimentary upgrade to a room which faced it. I had a fabulous view of the entire Marina Bay Area! Bed was fabulous, really comfortable. Bathroom was fabulous too, good water pressure and really wonderful bathtub. Staff respond very quickly. A bit pricey, but it is a 5 star hotel, and you get what you pay for!

I booked the room for a staycation. 2 days before check-in, I paid for an upgrade (offered as a choice to HHonors member) so I got to stay in a corner suite with executive lounge access. Great before check-in service. The stay itself is pleasant. Check-in and check-out is not the most fast but not considered slow. Staffs attended my several requests (ice bucket, baby cot, wine glasses, heat up packed food, etc) very fast, actually one of the the most fast and attentive among all the hotels I stayed (considering I've stayed over almost all 5-stars in Singapore). I was always addressed my name and this is a nice personal touch I really appreciate. Room is not huge as I imagined, although it's said to be 63 sqm, most of the space is kinda 'wasted' in bathroom - the bathroom is at least 20 sqm large! Not a complaint because I enjoy huge bathrooms but this will probably help other visitors set their baseline. Cleanness is very good. Bed is as high/comfort as other Conrad hotel standard. TV in the hall is huge and there's another smaller TV in the room. Channel selection is good with 40+ channnels but most of them don't have a clear reception - I would suggest the management subscribe to HD channels instead as the normal signals don't really look good on huge TVs. Furniture/appliances are old and need an upgrade asap. Come on, it's 21st century and which else 5-star hotel needs me to manually wind down the curtain? This suite even has 7 pieces of curtain and another 7 pcs of blind! Executive lounge is good. Food and drinks (alchoholic drinks included) are provided daily from 6.30am till 11pm. Visitors can enjoy free wifi at lounge, not sure of the quality tho as I'm local and has 4G in my phone.

I was so glad that I booked this marina bay view room. It exceeded my expectations and I believe it had the best view of Singapore with the Marina, overlooking the Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands Hotel, the lotus shaped theatre, floating stadium, Philip Cox designed doube helix bridge, city in general. The room was very spacious with a magnificent bathtub with exquisite views. I would stay here again for sure.

I was staying in Marina bay sands hotel the night before i went to fullerton bay hotel, and honestly, MBS is nothing compared to the beautiful fullerton bay! The first thing which greets you when you enter the hotel is a feeling of classy comfort. truly amazing architecture that is restored to its old yet glorious beauty. i stayed at the bay view hotel and the view was simply breath taking. it somehow reminded me of how far the island of singapore has come in just a few short decades. the morning mists upon the water is gorgous and the view of marina bay sands makes it look like its just better standing at fullerton bay looking at it rather than staying in marina bay sands hotel itself! beautiful. the most important part is, the service is flawless and amazingly excellent. Never seen staff put in such a conscious effort to make every single detail matter to increase your comfort and stay in the hotel.

Wow! Is this the best hotel in the world for the budget traveller or what? The hotel is located some 20min/20SGD (£1 = approx 2SGD, better rate in Singapore than in London) from the airport (with taxi standards as similar to those in London) and the reception was very efficient in checking me in. They even checked on me if the room was quiet enough as requested; despite being too tired to change the room they convinced me to move to the 28th floor, 2812 with the trendiest room I have ever seen: lots of mirrors in the large bathroom with a very cool shower, also a bath to relax after the long day, huge bed and those amazing views stretching from the Flyer and Sand’s Bay hotel to the towers of the City. Kettle and free bottles of water: now officially I have the most unused travelling mini kettle in the world. Negatives: 1. The only thing I can think of was the noise coming from the road outside but rather than counting sheep I induced myself into thinking it was a big artesian. After all, I was sleeping every night with those amazing views, plus lots of other people in the Mandarin opposite were having to put up with much more than me. 2. I wish I was able to turn the taps in the bath with my toes just the way I do it home: just kidding. The permanent smile on my face told me I could not ask for anything more. The hotel brought everything to perfection: from the happy and I hope sincere receptionist and Concierge to the House Keeping or Executive Floor which allowed me to relax in their Guest Room (after checking out) for some 90min, have a bath after the best Foot massage I had at Kenco spa and refresh before my long flight to London (after using their PC free to check in for my flight) Tips: 1. I found the buildings that house the Singapore Art Museum and National museum of Singapore more interesting than the exhibitions, however the Asian Civilisation Museum was very brilliant 2. The malls on Orchard road are overrated with European designer stuff but the