Pan Pacific Singapore

Pan Pacific Singapore puts its pool on a circular terrace, among Marina Bay’s towers.

A week here, month by month

I would use it for a busy Singapore trip: the hotel connects to Suntec, Marina Square and Millenia Walk. A stay spent mostly in a large garden calls for somewhere greener.

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Is it for you?

For a weekend together, start with the room and its outlook. Premier Marina Bay gives you somewhere outside to pause after a city day.

I’d ask for
A Premier Marina Bay room with a balcony.
Worth knowing
Lounge cocktails require a category with Pacific Club access.
Premier Marina Bay Room at Pan Pacific Singapore

Like a regular

The Pacific Club Lounge at Pan Pacific Singapore

11 min readHow we write the guide

  1. The balcony to ask for

    I would ask for Premier Marina Bay when a balcony matters. Deluxe Panoramic is a different choice, looking over the city from an upper floor.

  2. The price with charges

    A price quoted before charges still needs the 10% service charge and applicable GST. Compare the complete booking total with another seller’s quote.

  3. A shirt for the evening

    Pacific Club asks for smart casual dress from 6pm. Coming back from the pool, change upstairs before heading to cocktails.

What Pan Pacific is

Pan Pacific is a large city hotel where the room category changes the stay considerably. Deluxe is the starting point; the Marina Bay categories add different views, balconies, space and privileges. Compare the named rooms before choosing a rate.

The lounge can give the day a useful rhythm. Pacific Club serves breakfast, tea and evening cocktails; Studio 26 is a separate self-service space attached to Executive categories. Keep the 2 privileges distinct when booking.

For a couple, the outlook is the decision I would make first. With family or friends, look at connecting rooms before adding a bed: they give you 2 proper rooms, with different king and twin configurations.

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The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them

What do Pan Pacific Singapore’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.

  1. Location

    Nearly every guest who mentions it is happy with it. Guests like being able to reach the shopping malls under cover.

  2. Room

    8 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests describe comfortable beds and spacious rooms.

  3. Staff and service

    Guests thank the teams looking after them at reception and in the lounge.

  4. Breakfast

    9 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests remember Edge’s breakfast for its range, from eggs to Asian dishes.

  5. Price

    Service makes the difference: when it falls short, even small extras on the bill rankle.

How we count
Pan Pacific Singapore in numbers
WhatGuests’ scoreGuests who mention itHappy
Location8.47895%
Room7.27278%
Staff and service7.511479%
Breakfast8.13789%
Price–1450%

157 guests said so on Google, from 27 January 2026 to 1 November 2026. Stored Google reviews dated from 4 November 2024; collections may stop at 300 or 2,000 reviews. The latest 500 with text, or every available text when fewer, are read the same way. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Singapore: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 4 November 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.

The hotels we weigh it against in Singapore:

Price: for 2, the night of 14 January 2027, from 368 SGD on Google Hotels on 3 November 2026.

How the price changes

With flexible dates, compare individual nights before choosing a month. Then check the room in the quote: the minimum changes between dates and sellers.

PeriodSingapore dollars a night
January 2027342–660
February 2027387–638
April 2027391–425
June 2027391–468

One night for 2 adults, searched on its own. A longer stay, room, meals, taxes and cancellation depend on the chosen quote. Dates with no price are excluded.

Inside Pan Pacific

The atrium and bay-facing windows in the hotel’s films.

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What to expect

Japanese dishes served at Keyaki, Pan Pacific Singapore

A garden for dinner

Keyaki serves Japanese food in a garden on the hotel’s podium. It is the dining room to consider after a day among the city’s towers.

A selection of dishes at Edge, Pan Pacific Singapore

The Edge buffet

Open kitchens let you watch the dishes being prepared. Match any dining package to the breakfast or dinner service it actually includes.

Food at the Poolside Restaurant & Bar, Pan Pacific Singapore

Time by the pool

Sun loungers and the Poolside Bar sit beside the outdoor pool. Leave part of the afternoon open for a break at the hotel.

Good to know before you book

  • With children aged 12 and under, Pacific Club access ends at 5.30pm; breakfast and tea cost extra for ages 6–12.

  • Evening lounge cocktails require smart casual dress; slippers, flip-flops, tank tops, swimwear and sportswear are excluded.

  • Cots are free on request, subject to availability. Extra beds cost more and fit only selected rooms.

  • If swimming is part of the stay, confirm pool access for your dates before booking.

  • Before you choose your dates, see what a night costs in Singapore, month by month.

Which room to choose

Deluxe Panoramic Room at Pan Pacific SingaporeDeluxe Panoramic Room38 m²On the upper floors, with city views and an executive workspace.See the room The bathroom in Deluxe Panoramic Two Bedrooms, Pan Pacific SingaporeDeluxe Panoramic Two Bedrooms76 m²2 upper-floor bedrooms, with king and twin beds, for up to 4 adults.See the room Deluxe Room at Pan Pacific SingaporeDeluxe Room38 m²A workspace and rain shower, with a choice of king or twin beds.See the room Coffee machine and bathroom in Deluxe Two Bedrooms, Pan Pacific SingaporeDeluxe Two Bedrooms76 m²2 connecting Deluxe rooms, one king and one twin, for up to 4 adults.See the room Executive Marina Bay Room at Pan Pacific SingaporeExecutive Marina Bay Room46 m²Includes Studio 26, the self-service space open around the clock, with refreshments through the day.See the room Pacific Club Room at Pan Pacific SingaporePacific Club Room46 m²An upper-floor room looking over the city and harbour, with Pacific Club privileges.See the room Pacific Club Select Studio at Pan Pacific SingaporePacific Club Select Studio65 m²A freestanding square bath and views of Marina Bay.See the room Pacific Club Studio at Pan Pacific SingaporePacific Club Studio65 m²The bath is the centrepiece of the marble bathroom; the desk comes with a Herman Miller chair.See the room Pacific Club Two Bedrooms at Pan Pacific SingaporePacific Club Two Bedrooms92 m²Connecting Pacific Club King and Twin rooms, both with lounge access.See the room Pan Pacific Suite at Pan Pacific SingaporePan Pacific Suite152 m²One bedroom, 2 bathrooms, and separate living and entertaining areas.See the room Panoramic Suite at Pan Pacific SingaporePanoramic Suite121 m²Living and dining areas, looking over the city and harbour.See the room Premier Marina Bay Room at Pan Pacific SingaporePremier Marina Bay Room46 m²A 3-feature shower and floor-to-ceiling windows.See the room Premier Marina Bay Two Bedrooms at Pan Pacific SingaporePremier Marina Bay Two Bedrooms92 m²2 connecting Premier King rooms, with balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows.See the room Premier Suite at Pan Pacific SingaporePremier Suite79 m²A separate bedroom and living area, a marble bathroom and city views.See the room Skyline Suite at Pan Pacific SingaporeSkyline Suite79 m²An upper-floor suite with a separate living area and city views.See the room

Getting here

Address7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595
MRTPromenade · Esplanade · City Hall
By carHotel guests receive one Marina Square parking coupon per room each day. Valet parking costs extra.

Pan Pacific in Marina Bay

The tower sits among the shopping malls and the Suntec convention district.

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A day at Pan Pacific

Morning

The city before shopping

Head towards the Esplanade or Singapore Flyer, among the attractions near the hotel.

3pm

Tea on Level 38

With Pacific Club privileges, afternoon tea runs until 5pm.

Evening

Dinner at Keyaki

The Japanese garden changes the setting for the evening.

Pan Pacific Singapore reviews

The balcony and location, alongside front-desk queues: 3 individual experiences.

Google7,844 ratings4.6/5

Guest voices

Google

Space and a small balcony

One guest describes a spacious room, a well-equipped bathroom and a small balcony over the bay: somewhere outside to return to after exploring.

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Breakfast, then the queue

One guest praises breakfast and transport links, but finds parts of the room dated and describes frequent front-desk queues during the stay.

Google · 2026-08-31Read reviews
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A base for the family

A family guest remembers a clean room, city views and a quick check-in, with the MRT nearby.

Google · 2026-05-22Read reviews

Questions before you go

How much does a night at Pan Pacific Singapore cost?

For one night for 2 adults: S$342 on 11 January 2027, S$387 on 3 February 2027, S$391 on 4 April 2027. These are the lowest seller prices for those dates searched separately; check the room, meals, taxes and cancellation in the chosen quote. Prices from Google Hotels, 3 November 2026.

Which room has a balcony?

Premier Marina Bay and Executive Marina Bay rooms have balconies. Deluxe Panoramic rooms look over the city from upper floors. Choose the named room category when the balcony matters.

Does every room include the Pacific Club?

It comes with Pacific Club rooms and the suites that include the privilege. A standard Deluxe or Premier Marina Bay booking does not by itself provide lounge access.

Are there rooms for a family or 4 friends?

The Two Bedrooms categories combine connecting rooms. Deluxe Two Bedrooms and Deluxe Panoramic Two Bedrooms take up to 4 adults; Premier Marina Bay Two Bedrooms joins 2 king-bed rooms.

Can children use the club lounge?

Children aged 12 and under are welcome until 5.30pm. Breakfast and afternoon tea carry a supplement for ages 6–12; evening cocktails begin later, at 6pm.

Where is Pan Pacific Singapore, and which stations are nearby?

It is at 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595, with direct access to Suntec City, Marina Square, Millenia Walk and the Suntec convention centre. Nearby MRT stations are Promenade, Esplanade and City Hall.1

Is breakfast always included?

It depends on the rate and room category. Pacific Club privileges give a choice of Champagne breakfast in the lounge or the Edge buffet; breakfast packages have their own conditions.

What does St. Gregory offer?

St. Gregory is on level 4 and opens from 11am to 8pm. You can book massages, facials and traditional Chinese treatments, including Tui Na. The hotel also lists steam rooms among its facilities, without assigning them to this treatment area. Before booking, ask which spaces and treatments your rate includes; for a non-resident visit, check admission and price directly with the spa.12

What kind of hotel is Pan Pacific Singapore?

It is a 5-star Pan Pacific hotel for business trips and city holidays.1

How many wedding guests can it accommodate, and what does it cost?

The 2027 package allows 18–28 tables in Ocean Ballroom and 25–42 in Pacific Ballroom, with 10 guests per table. Dinner costs S$1,928 per table Monday to Thursday, or S$2,328 Friday to Sunday, public holidays and their eves. A 10% service charge and prevailing GST apply, with a further S$100 per table on festive holidays and their eves.12

Is there a New Year’s Eve dinner?

On 31 December 2026, Edge serves dinner from 6pm to 10pm: S$208 per adult, S$104 for children aged 6–12 and S$28 for ages 3–5, including juices and soft drinks. Dinner with the Champagne drinks package costs S$288 per adult. A 10% service charge and prevailing taxes apply to all prices. Reservations are required.1

Is there an offer for connecting rooms?

Family Moments includes guaranteed connecting rooms, Edge breakfast for up to 4 guests and S$100 nett dining credit per connecting pair, per night. Book by 15 December 2026 for stays until 30 December in Deluxe Two Bedrooms, Deluxe Panoramic Two Bedrooms or Premier Marina Bay Two Bedrooms. The credit is for participating venues, excluding Stags Head Steakhouse and in-room dining. Blackout dates apply.1

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The Peninsula London

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Corinthia London

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A terrace at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park with pink sofas, breakfast on the table and a member of the team in front of the park

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London

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A car outside the white portico and entrance to the Lanesborough

The Lanesborough

Dressing for dinner would be part of the pleasure here; I’d keep the morning free for the park. If you prefer a spare, understated bedroom, the fabrics and gilding ask for a different taste.

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Pan Pacific Singapore’s tower and pool terrace among the towers of Marina Bay
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Deluxe Panoramic Room at Pan Pacific Singapore
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The bathroom in Deluxe Panoramic Two Bedrooms, Pan Pacific Singapore
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Deluxe Room at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Coffee machine and bathroom in Deluxe Two Bedrooms, Pan Pacific Singapore
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Executive Marina Bay Room at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Pacific Club Room at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Pacific Club Select Studio at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Pacific Club Studio at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Pacific Club Two Bedrooms at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Pan Pacific Suite at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Panoramic Suite at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Premier Marina Bay Room at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Premier Marina Bay Two Bedrooms at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Premier Suite at Pan Pacific Singapore
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Skyline Suite at Pan Pacific Singapore
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