Vue aérienne des trois tours et du SkyPark face au quartier d'affaires et à la baie
Vue aérienne des trois tours et du SkyPark face au quartier d'affaires et à la baie · © Marina Bay Sands

The Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore: prices, infinity pool, suites and restaurants, our complete 2026 guide

Opened in April 2010, Marina Bay Sands is one of the most sought-after hotels in the world: three 191-metre towers designed by Moshe Safdie, connected by a SkyPark featuring a 150-metre infinity pool, reserved exclusively for guests. Following a $1.75 billion renovation, it now features 775 suites out of approximately 1,850 keys. Here is our complete guide: prices recorded in September 2026, the pool, Michelin-starred restaurants and what you can do without being a guest.

In brief
  • 🏊 The pool · 150 metres on the 57th floor, accessible only to hotel guests with their key card, from 6 am to midnight.
  • 💶 Prices · from €619 per night in a Sands Premier Room, excluding taxes and service charges (recorded on 27 September 2026 for late October).
  • 🛏️ Rooms · approximately 1,850 keys, including 775 suites since the renovation, up to the 600 m² Chairman Suite.
  • ⭐ Dining · three Michelin-starred restaurants in the 2026 guide: Jin Ting Wan, Waku Ghin and CUT by Wolfgang Puck.
  • 🎟️ Without being a guest · the Observation Deck on the 56th floor, from 35 Singapore dollars, and rooftops upon reservation.
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The towers and the cantilevered SkyPark at sunset
The cantilevered towers and SkyPark at sunset · © Marina Bay Sands

Three towers and a SkyPark designed by Safdie

Designed by architect Moshe Safdie for Las Vegas Sands, the resort opened in April 2010. Its three towers, measuring approximately 191 metres and inclined at 26 degrees, support the Sands SkyPark, a 1.2-hectare platform on the 57th floor, cantilevered over the edge. The complex also includes a casino, a shopping mall, theatres and a museum.

The towers and the SkyPark

The towers and the cantilevered SkyPark at sunset
The cantilevered towers and SkyPark at sunset · © Marina Bay Sands
Low-angle shot of the three towers from the foot of the resort
Low-angle view of the three towers from the base of the resort · © Marina Bay Sands
The SkyPark seen from a drone, rooftop restaurants, Gardens by the Bay and the strait
Drone view of the SkyPark, rooftop restaurants, Gardens by the Bay and the strait · © Marina Bay Sands

The infinity pool, reserved for guests

This is the photo that went around the world: the 150-metre infinity pool, facing the skyscrapers of the business district. It is strictly reserved for hotel guests, upon presentation of their key card; no paid access is available. Open from 6 am to midnight, it is divided into three zones, including an adults-only area and a children’s section.

The pool

The 150m infinity pool and its sun loungers
The 150m infinity pool and its sun loungers · © Marina Bay Sands
Daybed and sun loungers by the pool
Daybed and sun loungers by the pool · © Marina Bay Sands

Rooms and suites: prices in 2026

The $1.75 billion renovation increased the hotel’s suites from 180 to 775: the Paiza Collection was completed in November 2024, and the Sands Collection in 2025. The prices below were recorded on the official website on 27 September 2026, for the night of 27 October 2026, excluding taxes and service charges. They skyrocket during major events: on the night of the Formula 1 Grand Prix, the official calendar showed 3,480 Singapore dollars for a Premier Room.

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CategorySizeRecorded price (night, excl. taxes)
Sands Premier Room45 m²619 €
Sands Premier Studio70 m²859 €
Sands Bay Suite80 m²1,168 €
Sands Premier Suite95 to 130 m²1,305 €
Paiza Bay Suite75 m²1,717 €
Sands Signature Suite, butler140 m²2,335 €
The Skyline Suite200 m²4,808 €
The Presidential Suite360 m²24,036 €
The Chairman Suite, 12 guests600 m²unpublished

The suites in the Paiza Collection, awarded five stars by the Forbes Travel Guide in 2025 and 2026, are serviced by 24-hour butlers.

Rooms and suites

Renovated Sands Premier Room, view of Gardens by the Bay
Renovated Sands Premier Room, view of Gardens by the Bay · © Marina Bay Sands
Bedroom of a Sands Premier Suite, view of the bay and the city
Bedroom of a Sands Premier Suite, view of the bay and the city · © Marina Bay Sands
Living room of the Chairman Suite
Living room of the Chairman Suite · © Marina Bay Sands
Dining room and bar of the Chairman Suite
Dining room and bar of the Chairman Suite · © Marina Bay Sands

Three Michelin-starred restaurants

In the 2026 Michelin guide, the resort features three starred restaurants: Jin Ting Wan, a Cantonese restaurant on the 55th floor, which receives its first star, Waku Ghin by chef Tetsuya Wakuda, and CUT by Wolfgang Puck. Spago, Wakuda and Maison Boulud are also included in the guide’s selection, without stars.

Dining

Private dining room of Jin Ting Wan restaurant
Private dining room of Jin Ting Wan restaurant · © Marina Bay Sands
Oyster with ginger and rice vinegar, Waku Ghin
Oyster with ginger and rice vinegar, Waku Ghin · © Marina Bay Sands

What you can do without being a guest

Without booking a room, you can go up to the Observation Deck on the 56th floor of Tower 3: 35 Singapore dollars during the day and 39 in the evening per adult, and 118 for the Sunset in the Sky package. The Spago, LAVO and CÉ LA VI rooftops are accessible upon reservation. The Banyan Tree Spa, however, is reserved for hotel guests. The Bayfront MRT station serves the resort.

A fourth tower for 2031

The resort is expanding: the foundation stone for a fourth tower of 55 storeys and 570 suites was laid on 15 July 2025, featuring a 15,000-seat arena, representing an $8 billion investment with an opening targeted for January 2031.

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Practical info
  • 📍 Address · Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
  • 🏊 Pool · reserved for guests · 6 am to midnight
  • 💶 Prices · from €619 per night excl. taxes (recorded in September 2026 for late October)
  • 🎟️ Observation Deck · 35 SGD during the day, 39 SGD in the evening
  • 🔗 Official website · marinabaysands.com
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