Hotels near The Float @ Marina Bay, Singapore
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9.3/10
Great2034 reviews0.46km from The Float @ Marina Bay
2026 Asia 100 - Instagrammable Hotels
Private parking
Outdoor swimming poolFrom AU$ 411
9.4/10
Amazing602 reviews0.69km from The Float @ Marina Bay
No. 4 of Cultural Hotels in SingaporeParkingOutdoor swimming poolFrom AU$ 404
8.3/10
Very Good331 reviews1.7km from The Float @ Marina Bay
Outdoor swimming pool
Fitness RoomFrom AU$ 134
8.4/10
Very Good6865 reviews1.92km from The Float @ Marina Bay
Private parkingOutdoor swimming poolFrom AU$ 118
8.9/10
Very Good304 reviews1.02km from The Float @ Marina Bay
Luggage Storage
Wi-Fi in Public AreasFrom AU$ 115
From AU$ 130
8.3/10
Very Good3175 reviews2.24km from The Float @ Marina Bay
Private parkingOutdoor swimming poolFrom AU$ 133
9.0/10
Great2763 reviews0.48km from The Float @ Marina Bay
No. 5 of Gourmet Hotels in SingaporePublic parkingOutdoor swimming poolFrom AU$ 399
8.8/10
Very Good268 reviews1.03km from The Float @ Marina Bay
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RestaurantFrom AU$ 99
9.2/10
Great4046 reviews0.84km from The Float @ Marina Bay
2026 Global 100 - Gourmet HotelsPublic parking
Sunbathing AreaFrom AU$ 363
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9.3/10
Great
GGuest UserThe front desk staff had an abysmal attitude; I didn't feel like I was being served at all. There was absolutely no useful information provided – nothing about the hotel's shuttle service, the fact that the kids' club costs extra, or details about adding breakfast. The service was utterly terrible. Having stayed at so many five-star hotels, I've noticed that only the Chinese front desk staff provide the worst service, while those who speak English are far superior. The Splash water play area was good, but the Buds indoor playground charges a fee. The bakery on the first floor offers inexpensive bread that's huge and affordable. However, the Louge restaurant's prices are outrageously expensive, probably double what you'd pay outside. A bak kut teh, which normally costs around 20 SGD elsewhere, is 40 SGD here – you'd be better off adding breakfast to your stay. The location is also quite remote. Given this level of service, I won't be returning. The hotel itself is beautiful, though.
9.1/10
Great
MMonika LauraGreat location, amazing staff, and good facilities
The location is great — within a radius of 800m, you have plenty of places to visit. Lots of great food experiences as well. I didn’t have breakfast at the hotel, so I can’t comment on that.The people there are amazing. They helped me a lot when I forgot my mobile phone in a taxi — a big thank you to them again!
One small issue: the room had a smell at the beginning, but the crew fixed it. I think it might be because of Singapore’s climate.
Overall, I can recommend this place. The swimming pool and gym are great too.
9.1/10
Great
MMdm ChanA Truly Magical, Tranquil Escape Back to Nature with Exemplary Service (with some room for culinary improvement).
If you are looking for a wonderful place to just completely chill, do absolutely nothing, and fully recharge your batteries, the Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree is an absolute dream. Nestled right against the Upper Seletar Reservoir, the entire resort is beautifully furnished, impeccably designed, and exudes total tranquillity. Waking up early in the morning to the crisp calls of birds, followed by the gentle chirping of crickets as dusk falls, genuinely makes you feel like you've been transported miles away from the city and straight back into pristine nature.
The rooms themselves are incredibly spacious, luxurious, and lovely. A thoughtful highlight was the smart design feature that automatically pauses the air conditioning the moment you slide open the glass panels—allowing you to comfortably let the fresh forest air circulate inside. Spending hours on the pool deck soaking in the magnificent ”forest discovery” panoramic view was another highlight of our stay.
What truly elevates this eco-luxury experience, however, is the stellar team. The resort has clearly trained its service staff to the absolute highest standards. Everyone we crossed paths with along the guest corridors greeted us with the utmost courtesy and warmth. Special commendations must go to Mr Tac from the front counter for his wonderful hospitality, Ms VG and Ms Nuril at Forage for their welcoming energy, and Mr Des at Planter's Shed. Their excellent, highly attentive services rendered and genuine smiles made us feel deeply valued. Also, I received a lovely cake for my birthday!
That said, a couple of administrative and culinary hiccups kept this from being a completely flawless stay. Upon arrival, the digital kiosk's auto check-in machine failed to scan my Singpass NRIC. As a local resident rather than a tourist, I didn't have my physical passport, and like most Singaporeans nowadays who rely entirely on digital documentation, I didn't carry a physical NRIC. Thankfully, Mr. Tac stepped in swiftly and graciously handled our check-in manually.
The dining options also left a bit to be desired. Restaurant Forage provides a beautifully exclusive dining ambience, though the choice of food remains quite limited. On the other hand, the dinner buffet spread at Restaurant Planter's Shed was unfortunately a disappointment. For a premium resort attached to a major local attraction, a price point of $80 per person sets high expectations. Unfortunately, the execution fell short: the basmati rice was slightly undercooked, the seafood herbal soup was overly salty, and the grilled lamb, beef, and pork were noticeably too oily. Furthermore, the overall spread was only lukewarm, the sashimi choices were remarkably sparse (consisting only of salmon and tako), and the fruit selection provided for the chocolate fondue was quite pathetic. For a lower price, there are plenty of excellent buffets available across Singapore, so the culinary standard here definitely needs an upgrade.
Overall, it is a magnificent sanctuary that completely nails the ambience and hospitality. With a few refinements to their digital check-in flow and an overhaul of the buffet quality, it will easily become an unbeatable world-class retreat.
Suggestions:
- Tech Upgrades: Optimise kiosk scanning software to properly recognise and scan mobile phone screens displaying the Singpass app.
- Buffet Enhancements: Upgrade food warming equipment to ensure dishes are served hot, expand the premium sashimi selection, and introduce higher-quality tropical fruits for the chocolate fondue station.
- Adult Guided Hikes: Create tailored morning or twilight nature trails specific to adults that venture into the nearby reservoir pathways.
8.9/10
Very Good
Vvan0ffthewallStaying at GPCH was such a wonderful experience!
Here are some of the moments worth mentioning.
I enjoyed using the bathtub. It was clean (no water spots or dust), easy to fill, and I love the deep curve shape that it had. It is one of the better-shaped bathtubs that I’ve seen.
Loving the Appelles toiletries. They smelled good and always remind me of Australia and their lovely range of eco-friendly bathroom products such as Aesop, Ideology, Le Labo, and Appelles. It’s great that quite a number of hotels use these products. Bathrobe was comfy too!
Water pressure from the shower was fine for me, despite what some reviews may say of how it constantly changes. It didn't for me.
I love the iconic fleur-de-lis pattern of the bathroom/room flooring (also seen at other parts of the hotel), and optional see-through bathroom to bedroom view that makes it so easily recognisable when you see them on socials. Optional being, you can draw the automated blinds if need be.
The iconic design of the flooring, to me also feels very classy and gives it a very English, almost Jane Austen, aristocratic feel.
Touch control panel for lighting/ac in the room was easy to use. Though perhaps I do wish there was a way to reduce the ac to below 20. Throughout my stay, it only fell to 19.6 once before constantly rising to 20-21 degrees. It definitely felt hotter than that.
Room, furnishings and amenities (such as the fridge, kettle, water machine) were very clean, not dusty, and also didn’t look as weathered despite its age. I did however find an unused disposable eye drop under the bed as I was making it, perhaps dropped by a previous guest.
Pillows provided were alright for me too, and I didn’t require any from changes from the plethora of pillows on offer on their pillow menu. I am also glad that the hotel did not have one of those decorative cushions that no one actually uses, so there was no need to put those aside.
I enjoyed the crystal club privileges very much!
Level 9 was very peaceful and quiet. Breakfast was absolutely lovely! The muffins that came with the eggs benedict were so melt-in-your-mouth soft, I can never look at another muffin the same way again. I will dream about those muffins forever! Also love their range of cheeses (blue, camembert, brie) which was there almost throughout the day. Cheese is life! The alcohol range for their evening cocktail was alright too, allowing us to make either a gin and tonic, rum with coke, or have drinks neat like a vodka neat.
Pool at Level 4 was great! It’s not often that a pool has a nice view, and sometimes not even some of the 5-star hotels have a good pool view. But GPCH does! The pool overlooks the temple-like roof Chinese Chamber of Commerce building, which gives it rather quaint, tranquil and iconic look. An unmatched view so to speak, accentuated by the hotel’s luscious flora and nature decor. A Shangri-La sort of feel! I love it!
Roof top of the hotel offered a nice view of Esplanade and MBS, which was nice, though I still feel the pool is a nicer place to chill at!
The staff of GPCH are super friendly and I am forever grateful for their hospitality! From the housekeeping team, to the very attentive and friendly folks at Level 9 lounge. Check in and check out was a breeze too!
It was nice to finally stay at GPCH albeit for only night, having only recced the rooms or sat at the lobby before, due to work. It is understandable why it’s been used by many artist management for their groups and bands. Each stay feels like you’ve entered in a private club. Beautifully quiet.
The hotel is dignified and polished in a way that makes it a comfortable stay that you will remember in the long run. It does not stand out loudly among its neighbours, but it is in its hidden aspects where you find its gems. Where the words more is less and less is more, this rings especially true for GPCH. Its quiet, introspective detail to human needs is what makes them shine!
Thank you Jeane, Audrey and team fo
8.9/10
Very Good
GGuest UserI stayed at Lyf Funan Singapore for 2nights as a business traveller.
The design is fun and colorful, not your typical hotel vibe. The room is compact but works fine, with a private bathroom, and the sink is outside the bathroom which is actually quite convenient. I stayed in a standard room—it’s okay for couples or friends.
The hotel has more of a co-living feel. There’s a shared kitchen, dining area, and even a small workout corner, so it feels more social than a normal hotel.
Breakfast was a bitsimple with limited options, just a few simple dishes and some bakery items. I’d recommend skipping it and eating outside instead.
Location is definitely a big plus. It’s inside Funan Mall, super convenient for shopping and food. You can also easily walk to places like Fort Canning Park (right across the road), Clarke Quay, and Merlion Park.
Overall, nice stay if you like modern design and a lively vibe—just don’t expect too much from the breakfast.
8.9/10
Very Good
CCherishliewThe hotel has a beautiful pool and provides fun floating toys like flamingos and ducks for children to enjoy in the water. I really liked the restaurant’s atmosphere, especially the glass ceiling that allows natural sunlight to shine through. It’s a very kid-friendly hotel, as they provide children’s bath sets and a cute baby cot. Most importantly, the location is excellent as I could easily walk to Takashimaya and Paragon without needing to spend on Grab.
8.8/10
Very Good
LLora_0929the hotel staff are very friendly, and the air conditioning keeps the air clean and room smells great, also hotel is well-maintained and feels very comfortable.
“highlight is the beautiful outdoor terrace” —waking up in the morning and stepping outside to enjoy a cup of coffee is truly an indescribable feeling ☕️🤎
8.8/10
Very Good
贤贤蛋The room was spacious and had a nice bay view. However, the bathroom was not as depicted in the photos. The shower was in the tub itself and not beside it. Tub was set in the ground and we found a caterpillar and ants around.
Breakfast was very lacking in variety. Not worth paying for.
On Mon morning, we were woken very early by a loud engine noise. A worker was cleaning the wooden decks right outside and it lasted until late afternoon.
8.4/10
Very Good
YYueguangxiadewanzilunFor a country as expensive as Singapore 🇸🇬, a hostel priced in the 100s is definitely great value for money. Many local Chinese people stay here, and you can learn about Singapore's history by chatting with them. The closest MRT stations are Lavender and Jalan Besar, and it's also very near Little India, making it super convenient to get to all of Singapore's major attractions. There's a food court right downstairs, which is probably one of the cheapest dining options in Singapore, helping you save a lot on food. I stayed here for three days and thought it was pretty good!
8.4/10
Very Good
AAnonymous UserUgh, I forgot to take photos, so I'll use some random ones instead. First off, I chose this place because it's super close to Universal Studios, and I figured a chain hotel wouldn't be too bad. But the price wasn't exactly cheap – I paid over 480 for a queen room. I know hotels in Singapore are pricey, so this was within my expected budget; I'd already come to terms with the cost. The front desk staff were all really nice. However, my heart sank when I opened the door. The room was tiny, and they don't provide slippers, toothbrushes, or cups, citing environmental reasons... though if you ask the front desk for a toothbrush, they'll give you one. For cleanliness, I'd give it a 3.5 out of 5 – not terrible, but not outstanding either. It's a small room but has all the essentials, though you definitely can't fit two suitcases in there; it felt really cramped. On the bright side, the soundproofing seemed pretty good. I'm not sure if there were no other guests or if everyone was just incredibly considerate, but I didn't hear any noise. Plus, I was so exhausted from sleeping at the airport the night before that I slept like a log. It was the best night's sleep of my entire trip, and I was genuinely shocked that I slept best in the smallest room... Oh, and the shower gel and shampoo are all-in-one, so if you're particular, you might want to bring your own.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a hotel near Marina Bay per night?
According to Trip.com, the average price for a one-night stay at a hotel near Marina Bay in Singapore is AU$ 293. Prices can change frequently, so this rate is just an estimate.
What’s the average price of hotels near Marina Bay this weekend?
According to Trip.com, the average price for a one-night weekend stay at a hotel near Marina Bay in Singapore is around AU$ 298. Keep in mind that prices can vary frequently, so this rate is just an estimate.
What are the best hotels to stay near Marina Bay?
If you're having trouble deciding on a hotel, consider Marina Bay Sands Singapore (from AU$ 1,054),PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore (from AU$ 365) and Pan Pacific Singapore (from AU$ 406) . These hotels are highly rated, so it's a good idea to book in advance.
What are the best hotels near Marina Bay with pools?
When summer arrives, there’s nothing like a family trip to Marina Bay in Singapore to make the most of sunny days. Marina Bay Sands Singapore (from AU$ 1,054),PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore (from AU$ 365) and Pan Pacific Singapore (from AU$ 406) are popular hotels with pools where you can relax and enjoy the summer vibe.
Which hotels near Marina Bay offer gyms?
With growing awareness of health, many hotels now offer fitness rooms. Marina Bay Sands Singapore (from AU$ 1,054),PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore (from AU$ 365) and Pan Pacific Singapore (from AU$ 406) are popular hotels with fitness rooms.
What hotels near Marina Bay have parking?
If you're planning a road trip to Singapore Marina Bay, you might want to stay at Marina Bay Sands Singapore (from AU$ 1,054),PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore (from AU$ 365) and Pan Pacific Singapore (from AU$ 406) , these hotels all have parking available.
What hotels near Marina Bay have the best breakfast?
A great breakfast is the perfect way to brace yourself for the day ahead. If you're looking to stay at a hotel in Singapore near Marina Bay that serves up a top-notch breakfast, consider Marina Bay Sands Singapore (from AU$ 1,054),PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore (from AU$ 365) and Pan Pacific Singapore (from AU$ 406) . These hotels are really popular, so make sure you book in advance.
What are the best hotels near Marina Bay for families?
PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Singapore (from AU$ 239),Hilton Singapore Orchard (from AU$ 341) and Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore (from AU$ 310) are all great options for family-friendly stays.
What are hotels near Marina Bay with free Wi-Fi?
For anyone who needs to stay connected during travel, free Wi-Fi is a must. Marina Bay Sands Singapore (from AU$ 1,054),PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore (from AU$ 365) and Pan Pacific Singapore (from AU$ 406) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
What are the best luxury hotels near Marina Bay?
Marina Bay Sands Singapore (from AU$ 1,054),PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore (from AU$ 365) and Pan Pacific Singapore (from AU$ 406) are some of the top luxury hotels around.
Singapore Hotels near The Float @ Marina Bay Information
| Number of reviews | 247,304 |
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| Total properties | 498 |
| Weekday Avg. Price | AU$ 383 |
| Weekend Avg. Price | AU$ 394 |
| Trending hotel | Marina Bay Sands Singapore |
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