Universal Studio Singapore Tickets & Guide

Universal Studios Singapore, nestled in Resorts World Sentosa, offers 28 diverse rides, shows, and attractions across seven unique zones, making it a standout among the six global Universal Studios parks.

Operating Hours: Everyday 10am to 7pm, Saturday 10am to 8pm Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Reviews of Universal Studios Singapore
4.7/5
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5/5
This is my second visit to Universal Studios Singapore. The last time was in 2019, before the pandemic. The Madagascar area has been completely converted into the Minions area, and I really miss the boat tour in Madagascar. Although this Universal Studios isn't very big, it has quite a few attractions, even more than Universal Studios Beijing. Because the park is quite compact, you can walk around all day without getting too tired.
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5/5
The park is quite nice to visit, but the queues are too long.
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5/5
It's definitely worth taking kids to visit!
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5/5
Very convenient, no need to queue. The entrance ticket includes access to all games in USS.
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4/5
The park is excellent; this was our second time there. We didn't buy a fast pass right away, and we couldn't get one at the park. There wasn't a special rate for that. Also, on the day of our visit, there was an incident where several rides broke down… it was very frustrating and time-consuming.
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Recommended Hotels Near Universal Studios Singapore

  • Hotel Michael Singapore

    Located within Sentosa, one of the nearest hotel to USS

  • Equarius Hotel

    Located within Sentosa, one of the nearest hotel to USS

  • Travelodge Harbourfront Singapore

    The nearest hotel to USS, located outside of Sentosa. Next to Vivo City.

Universal Studios Singapore

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Universal Studios Singapore Opening Hours & Location

Universal Studios Singapore Location & Opening Hours

Universal Studios Singapore is Southeast Asia’s first Universal Studios theme park, offering various thrilling rides, captivating shows, and immersive attractions based on the blockbuster movies and television series.

  • Opening hours: Universal Studios Singapore typically opens from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, or 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
  • Location: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore, 098269

The opening hours can vary according to the season and special events, please check the official website for the most accurate information.

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How to go to Universal Studios Singapore?

How to go to Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Japan Transportation | Quick Comparison Table

Method

Estimated Cost (AUD)

Best For

MRT + Monorail

~$6.30 total

Balance of speed and cost

Public Bus

~$1.40

Budget travelers

Taxi / Grab

$10 - $21

Families & convenience

Cable Car

~$36.55

Sightseeing & views

MRT Train & Sentosa Express (The Most Popular Route)

  • Route: Take the North-East or Circle Line to HarbourFront Station (NE1/CC29). Head to the 3rd floor of the VivoCity shopping mall to board the Sentosa Express monorail.
  • Travel Time: Approx. 35 minutes.
  • Approx. Cost: MRT fares are roughly $2.10 AUD, and the Sentosa Express is about $4.20 AUD (round trip).

Public Bus

  • Route: Board the RWS8 bus from the stop opposite VivoCity or at the Merrill Lynch HarbourFront station.
  • Travel Time: A quick 10–15 minute trip.
  • Approx. Cost: Roughly $1.40 AUD.

Taxi or Ride-Hailing (Grab/Gojek)

  • Route: Direct door-to-door service from anywhere in Singapore.
  • Travel Time: Between 15 minutes and 1 hour, depending on traffic and your starting point.
  • Approx. Cost: Typically ranges from $9.85 to $21.10 AUD.

Sentosa Islander Shuttle (On-Island Only)

  • Route: If you are already staying at a hotel on Sentosa, use the complimentary island shuttle.
  • Travel Time: A short hop depending on your resort's location.
  • Approx. Cost: Free for island guests.

Singapore Cable Car (The Scenic Route)

  • Route: Board at Mount Faber or HarbourFront Tower Two. Disembark on Sentosa and take a short walk or the monorail to the park entrance.
  • Travel Time: About 15 minutes for the flight, plus transfer time.
  • Approx. Cost: A round-trip ticket is approximately $36.55 AUD.
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Best time to go to Universal Studios Singapore

Best time to go to Universal Studios Singapore
The best time to visit Universal Studios Singapore typically depends on a few factors, including weather, crowd levels, and special events. Here are some factors to help you plan your trip:
  1. Climate Considerations: Singapore features a tropical rainforest climate, staying warm and humid year-round. For more comfortable outdoor exploring, consider visiting between November and January, when temperatures are slightly milder.
  2. Managing Crowds: To beat the queues, aim for a weekday visit outside of peak school holiday periods (March, June, September, and December). You'll generally find the park much quieter when local schools are in session.
  3. Seasonal Events: Look out for annual highlights like Halloween Horror Nights or festive Christmas celebrations. While these draw larger crowds, they offer exclusive themed experiences you won't find at other times.
  4. Holiday Peaks: Keep an eye on the Singaporean public holiday calendar; these dates often see a significant spike in local visitors.
  5. Operating Hours: Always verify the park’s schedule before you head out. Arriving at "rope drop" (right when the gates open) is the best strategy to tick off the headliner rides with minimal wait times.

What to eat at Universal Studios Singapore

What to eat at Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore offers diverse dining options that cater to a wide range of tastes. Here are several popular restaurants within the park:

Popular restaurants

Cuisine Type

Themed Land

Highlights

Mel's Drive-In

American

Hollywood

This classic American restaurant serves traditional American dishes such as burgers, fries, and milkshakes.

Loui's NY Pizza Parlor

Italian-American

New York

Offers New York-style pizza by the slice or whole, along with other Italian-American favorites like spaghetti and meatballs.

Discovery Food Court

Asian and Western

The Lost World

Features a prehistoric theme and serves a mix of Asian and Western dishes, including laksa, Hainanese chicken rice, and roasted chicken.

Far Far Away's Friar's

Fast Food

Far Far Away

Offers fast food options like fried chicken, fish and chips, and burgers, ideal place for a quick bite while enjoying the attractions in this area.

Oasis Spice Café

Middle Eastern and Indian

Ancient Egypt

Offers a variety of Middle Eastern and Indian dishes, such as kebabs, biryani, and tandoori chicken. The décor features an exotic atmosphere.

StarBot Café

Fast Food

Sci-Fi City

The café is often themed with sci-fi elements, and you might find décor or menu items inspired by robots and futuristic concepts.

Things to do at Universal Studios Singapore

Things to do at Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore offers 6 themed lands, each offering a unique atmosphere, attractions, shows, shops, and dining options. Here's an overview of the things you can do in each land:

Themed Zone

Top Attractions & Highlights

Pro-Tip for Visitors

Hollywood

Hollywood Dreams Parade & Lake Hollywood Spectacular

Perfect for those who love the classic "Golden Age" glamour and iconic architecture.

New York

Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase & Steven Spielberg’s "Lights, Camera, Action!"

Don't miss the street performers and the hyper-realistic New York Public Library backdrop.

Sci-Fi City

Transformers The Ride & Battlestar Galactica (Human vs. Cylon)

This is the adrenaline hub—head here first if you're a fan of high-speed thrills.

Ancient Egypt

Revenge of the Mummy & Treasure Hunters

Features incredible detail; a must-see for fans of immersive, tomb-raiding adventures.

The Lost World

Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure & the Waterworld stunt show

Ideal for dinosaur fans and those looking for high-octane, action-packed performances.

Far Far Away

Shrek 4-D Adventure & Enchanted Airways

Features the stunning Far Far Away castle—the ultimate spot for a magical photo op.

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Universal Studios Singapore Map

Universal Studios Singapore Map

Source: from rwsentosa.com

USS Themed Lands

Map Color

Highlights

Hollywood

Purple

Modeled after the real Hollywood Boulevard, this zone welcomes visitors with a dynamic architecture and palm trees. It features a replica of the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame.

New York

Green

Themed around the post-modern New York City, featuring landmarks like the New York Public Library and city skylines. It offers an immersive experience with its classic cityscape, neon lights, and facades.

Sci-Fi City

Blue

Themed around a futuristic metropolis and features some of the park's most thrilling rides. The highlight of this zone is the Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON roller coaster, which is a pair of dueling coasters.

Ancient Egypt

Brown

Inspired by the historical era of the Egyptian Golden Age, this zone features pyramids, obelisks, and pharaoh statues. The environment is designed to resemble an archaeological excavation site.

The Lost World

Light Green

This zone is divided into two sub-areas: Jurassic Park and WaterWorld. Jurassic Park is themed like the Jurassic Park movies. WaterWorld is based on the film of the same name and hosts a live-action stunt show.

Far Far Away

Red

Inspired by the DreamWorks Animation's "Shrek" franchise, Far Far Away features a fairy-tale land with an iconic castle. Attractions in this zone include Shrek 4-D Adventure.

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Universal Studios Singapore Attractions

Universal Studios Singapore Attractions
Universal Studios Singapore is a theme park located within Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island, Singapore. It features 28 rides, shows, and attractions in 6 themed zones. There are six main themed lands within the park, each offering unique attractions and experiences:

Universal Studios Singapore | Hollywood:

  • Hollywood Walk of Fame: Stroll down the replica of the iconic Hollywood Boulevard.
  • Pantages Hollywood Theater: A venue for live shows and performances.

Universal Studios Singapore | New York:

  • Lights, Camera, Action! Hosted by Steven Spielberg: Experience movie magic as you witness the effects of a major hurricane on New York in this special effects stage show.
  • Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase: A family-friendly indoor dark ride featuring the beloved Sesame Street characters.

Universal Studios Singapore | Sci-Fi City:

  • Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON: A pair of dueling roller coasters that are sure to thrill any adrenaline junkie.
  • TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle: An immersive 3D dark ride that puts you in the middle of the action with the Autobots.
Universal Studios Singapore Attractions

Universal Studios Singapore | Ancient Egypt:

  • Revenge of the Mummy: An indoor roller coaster that combines thrilling drops and turns with special effects and a storyline based on the popular "Mummy" franchise.
  • Treasure Hunters: A leisurely car ride that allows younger guests to explore an excavated Egyptian site.

Universal Studios Singapore | The Lost World:

  • Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure: A water ride that simulates a river rafting experience through dinosaur habitats.
  • WaterWorld: A live-action show featuring stunts and special effects based on the film "WaterWorld."
Universal Studios Singapore Attractions

Universal Studios Singapore | Far Far Away:

  • Shrek 4-D Adventure: An interactive 4-D film that continues the story of Shrek and his friends.
  • Enchanted Airways: A junior roller coaster that takes you on a flight over the land of Far Far Away.

Singapore Hotel Recommendations

Singapore

5 star

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore

8.9/10Very Good1102 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|2.11km from downtown
The room was decent, comparable to a mid-range hotel like Ji Hotel or Atour in China. For the price in Singapore, it was alright. The service, however, was just okay, not particularly warm. When I arrived, no one helped with my luggage from the car, and when I mentioned I was in a hurry to check out, the front desk staff was unhurried and quite perfunctory. Interestingly, they were exceptionally enthusiastic with English-speaking foreigners. Perhaps many Chinese tourists stay here at this price point, leading to a noticeable difference in service attitude. I wouldn't have stayed here if my wife and kids hadn't changed their plans and returned to China unexpectedly.
From€ 176

Royal Plaza on Scotts

9.1/10Great2140 Reviews
Orchard Road Singapore|3.66km from downtown
This hotel was the best one our family of three stayed at during our trip to Singapore. Since mid-July is my husband's and my wedding anniversary, I noted it on the booking. The hotel was incredibly thoughtful! Because of a typhoon, I only booked the night before. When we checked in, not only was the room decorated, but there were also cute drawings on the mirror and a lovely little card. When we returned to the hotel after exploring, there was even a row of mini cakes on the table! We were truly touched. Plus, there were many staff members who spoke Chinese and were willing to communicate in Chinese, unlike some of the later hotels where staff clearly understood Chinese but wouldn't use it. Their hotel is also very clean and beautiful! The pool is spotless and the gym has a great selection of equipment. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Singapore!
From€ 157

Marina Bay Sands Singapore

9.7/10Amazing1869 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!
From€ 946

Carlton Hotel Singapore

9.1/10Great1948 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.78km from downtown
I was quite anxious before my trip, worried about bad service or a poor room. However, as soon as I entered the lobby, someone immediately came to help with my luggage without any differential treatment, which instantly put me at ease. I had booked two months in advance, and at check-in, the front desk even specifically mentioned the requests I made in my booking email and assigned the room accordingly – truly excellent! The room was very clean and spacious; even with two 26-inch suitcases open, there was still plenty of room. The bedding didn't feel damp or anything, and I slept very comfortably until morning. The hotel's location is excellent; you can walk to several popular attractions nearby. Downstairs, there are plenty of dining options, and the metro and bus lines are also very convenient. I've already recommended it to friends, and if I visit Singapore again, I'll definitely choose this hotel.
From€ 165

Wyndham Singapore Hotel

8.7/10Very Good1980 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.34km from downtown
The location is excellent, less than a five-minute walk from the City Hall MRT station (green line). The front desk was very nice and gave me a room in the South Tower facing the inner pool (the other side has Marina Bay views but only on high floors). Downstairs, Funan Mall offers convenient dining and shopping. Nearby attractions such as Merlion Park, Fort Canning Park, and Clarke Quay are all within walking distance. Even Chinatown is a feasible walk if you're up for it. The room was spacious enough, but some of the facilities had issues. The showerhead in the shower cubicle wasn't working, so I could only use the rain shower. I didn't bother asking the hotel to fix it. The hotel breakfast was unremarkable, quite average, and very crowded. Not worth it.
From€ 152

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Family friendly

Studio M Hotel Singapore

8.2/10Very Good1011 Reviews
Singapore River 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.
From€ 134

Furama RiverFront

8/10Very Good862 Reviews
Singapore River 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.
From€ 176

Citadines Connect City Centre Singapore

9.1/10Great1883 Reviews
Orchard Road Singapore|2.1km from downtown
Facilities: All essential amenities are provided, including disposable toiletries, towels, bath towels, a hairdryer, and even a mini-fridge and an iron (though I didn't use it). The second floor offers a private space with power outlets and a desk. It's compact but sufficient; a 20-inch suitcase can be laid out on the desk, and downstairs, two 24-inch suitcases can easily be opened simultaneously. The bathroom has drinkable tap water. Cleanliness: Very clean, no insects or anything of the sort. Environment: I'm really satisfied. The hallway is very quiet, and the soundproofing is excellent; you can't hear any noise during resting hours. The air conditioning is powerful. Service: The room includes complimentary snacks, tea bags, and coffee, but beverages are extra. Every morning when I left, I’d encounter the housekeeping staff, with whom I could communicate using simple English. The front desk service is great, and they offer free luggage storage. Security is also excellent; you need to use your room key card to access your designated floor. From 3 PM to 6 PM, there's complimentary ice cream. Although breakfast isn't included, there are breakfast spots on the first floor and downstairs at the hotel opposite the All Seasons building, as well as in the mall across from the Dhoby Ghaut MRT station. Transportation is also very convenient! The MRT and bus stops are incredibly close, and Dhoby Ghaut is an interchange for three MRT lines. Bus 36, which goes directly to the airport, is also nearby (just make sure you're going in the right direction). One more important thing! Fort Canning Park is nearby, and the famous 'tree tunnel' photo spot is right downstairs from the All Seasons building! It's very easy to find, so if you arrive early, you can go take your photos right away. All in all, my trip to Singapore was made even better because of this hotel.☺️
From€ 130

Siloso Beach Resort - Sentosa

8.1/10Very Good1211 Reviews
Sentosa Island Singapore|4.92km from downtown
The location is great, right near Siloso Beach on Sentosa. It's about a 10-minute walk from the monorail station. The hotel has its own pool, and the rooms are quite clean. There's also a breakfast buffet on the first floor, which is very convenient.
From€ 99

D'Resort @ Downtown East

8.4/10Very Good748 Reviews
Singapore Changi Airport Region Singapore|16.02km from downtown
Right next to Wild Wild Wet, my kids, who weren't very enthusiastic at first, became super excited once they saw the facilities. Being able to get to the ocean quickly and encountering wildlife we don't usually see was also a plus. We had trouble because there was no tissue or drinking water (though you can buy it at the shop), and while there's nothing that can be done about it, I was surprised by how ants appeared out of nowhere. I don't think we left any ant-attracting food out, but perhaps something happened. Despite these minor issues, the location was excellent, and the room was clean. I think this is a great hotel for families with small children.
From€ 87

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Gym

lyf Bugis Singapore managed by The Ascott Ltd

8.7/10Very Good1771 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|2.32km from downtown
I've stayed here many times. The price is reasonable, and I'm very satisfied with how clean the rooms are. Plus, it's super convenient having an MRT station and a shopping mall nearby! 👍 There's a dessert shop called 'Yat Ka Yan' nearby that I highly recommend! Also, the ban mian shop downstairs is open really late, until 3 AM.
From€ 98

Hotel Royal Queens Singapore

8.7/10Very Good1564 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|1.94km from downtown
I booked the Queen Connecting Room. The room size wasn't very big, and the decor felt a bit dated, but the bed was very comfortable, and the service was prompt. The room had local power outlets, so no adapter was needed, which was convenient. The breakfast selection was a bit limited, but items were replenished quickly. The hotel is conveniently located with easy access to public transport, including the subway.
From€ 113

V Hotel Lavender

8.4/10Very Good3301 Reviews
Lavender Singapore|3.37km from downtown
We have such a pleasure stay here! The hotel room is impeccably clean, well-lit and comfortable. The location is wonderfully strategic, making it an easy access from airport & get around to major sights by MRT Station beside the hotel. There are so many incredible local eateries, food stalls, fast food shop, food court, coffee shop surrounding, so you won't run out of delicious optip to try. The staffs were also welcoming, friendly & helpful. Higly recommended!
From€ 123

Robertson Quay Hotel

7.5/101870 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|1.59km from downtown
We booked connecting rooms, but on the first night, the two rooms we were given were next to each other on a low floor, and there were some ants. Plus, the air conditioning in one room couldn't be turned off! That wasn't great. Thankfully, the staff were all very nice and helpful, especially with the elderly. On the second day, they moved us to a higher floor connecting room.
From€ 70

Hotel Royal Singapore

8.5/10Very Good1596 Reviews
Novena Singapore|4.21km from downtown
This is an older hotel, and the family room was surprisingly spacious for Singapore standards! The facilities are quite dated, but still clean and tidy. While it couldn't escape the typical musty smell you find in Singapore hotels, overall, it offers good value for money. The bathroom definitely felt old, reminiscent of an older 3-star hotel in China. I'd recommend bringing your own towels. They do provide disposable slippers and toothbrushes. The location is convenient, with a bus stop right outside.
From€ 91

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Swimming pool

PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Singapore

9.2/10Great1150 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|2.46km from downtown
The location is fantastic, just a few minutes' walk from the MRT station. It was super convenient to get to places like Marina Bay, Fort Canning, and Chinatown by subway. Haji Lane is right across from the hotel, with tons of food and shops. Suntec City mall, which has Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, is also an easy 15-minute walk away. The hotel breakfast was quite generous, and the staff were very friendly. Definitely recommend!
From€ 231

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

9.4/10Amazing2246 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.47km from downtown
Amazing! The staff were fabulous especially Vita and Sara, the cleanliness top notch and the buffet breakfast and dinner brilliant! They couldn’t do enough for you, if you needed anything you just had to ask, everyone was so friendly, it really made our stay in Singapore wonderful, we’d definitely like to return, not only to Singapore but the hotel too. The bonus was the pool and the food options by the pool, again, the staff there were great. And the views from our rooms were fantastic, I’d booked for my parents also and they saw the light show from the accross the bay, one evening.
From€ 358

Swissotel The Stamford Singapore

9.1/10Great4144 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.49km from downtown
First off, the location is excellent; it's right by the subway exit, which is super convenient. The Marina Bay night view is also stunning. However, there are no fireworks, no fireworks, no fireworks! What online sources say about seeing fireworks is inaccurate; you can't see them at all. On the night I stayed, it was a National Day fireworks rehearsal, and all I could hear were the sounds, but I couldn't see anything. Regarding hotel service, they claim to have Chinese-speaking staff, but it's very difficult to find them. Most don't speak Chinese and won't help you find someone who does. It's basically a situation where they speak a lot, and I don't understand, and what I say they don't quite get either. Aside from completing the check-in, I didn't really grasp a lot of what they said. However, perhaps because my registration included my son and daughter, when we entered the room, we found they had already thoughtfully added an extra bed for free, which made sleeping quite comfortable and was a great touch.
From€ 279

Pan Pacific Singapore

9.1/10Great2637 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.61km from downtown
The hotel's location is convenient, connected to a shopping mall, allowing direct access to Marina Square via an escalator from the hotel's passage. After reaching the mall, turn right and walk straight to the end to find a bridge to Suntec City. The lobby is beautiful, and the room is clean and spacious, though it doesn't have a bathtub. The night view is stunning; the photo was taken from the 7th floor. The swimming pool is 1.2 meters deep and the water quality is clean. There's a wide variety of breakfast options, and the food tastes good. This hotel is very popular, so elevator wait times can be a bit longer, and they tend to be crowded. Overall, the check-in experience was satisfactory.
From€ 379

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore

9.3/10Great1752 Reviews
Chinatown Singapore|0.83km from downtown
Revisiting Singapore after ten years, I still chose to stay at the same hotel, letting my kids relive their 'embryonic' experience, haha! The location is superb; major landmarks are within walking distance, and there are three subway lines right outside the door. Getting to a concert is a breeze – blue line to yellow line, and I was there in half an hour. The airport is also convenient, blue line to green line, about 45 minutes. It's close to Chinatown, with endless food options. The hotel has been well-maintained over the past decade; the facilities are still quite new. The rooms are as eco-friendly and clean as ever, though after ten years, it does lack a bit of modern tech – no bidet, no smart home system. The main gimmick is the mechanical robotic arm at the self-service breakfast. The room size is average, not particularly large. The window faces the Singapore Attorney-General's Chambers, with its twin towers of a similar architectural style. The infinity pool on the 5th floor was already picture-perfect ten years ago. The service is good, very responsive to requests, and increasingly friendly towards Chinese tourists. However, it still falls short compared to Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong or Aranya in China. It's more business-oriented, with no special arrangements for families with children. The Lime restaurant's buffet breakfast is quite average. It's really not worth paying an extra S$23 for children when you can get authentic Nanyang breakfast at Ya Kun or Toast Box nearby. I must commend the amenities: a full set of Appelles essential oil skincare and haircare products – they smell and feel great. There's also Bacha drip coffee, TWG tea, and a capsule coffee machine.
From€ 308

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