

Pan Pacific Singapore
Living the high life on Marina Bay
In the heart of Marina Bay, Pan Pacific Singapore is a stylish shopping, swimming and spa retreat. It’s linked to three huge shopping malls and has a dedicated lifestyle floor where you’ll find the pool and treatment rooms. There’s teppanyaki in the garden, contemporary Cantonese and a theatrical buffet restaurant with seven open kitchens.
The stylish Pan Pacific Singapore prides itself on its contemporary design and offers a particularly good range of restaurants and facilities. The hotel is connected to the Marina Square, Suntec City and Millenia Walk malls, so if you're looking to do little else but shop there are plenty of opportunities. There's also easy access to Boat Quay – a historic enclave in the middle of this modern city – and further shops, bars and restaurants at Clarke Quay, which is located on the north bank of the Singapore River.
The rooms and suites here reflect the modern style evident throughout the hotel. The Deluxe Rooms are a comfortable choice, and for a supplement you can upgrade to a Deluxe Room with a balcony. Rooms with city views are a popular choice in Singapore and the Pan Pacific’s Panoramic Rooms, which are located on the higher floors, definitely deliver in this respect. For more space there’s the City Suite, while for added extras such as a Champagne breakfast you should choose a Pacific Room, part of the hotel’s Pacific Club concept.
Pan Pacific is a luxury choice for urban explorers looking for R&R.
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Living the high life on Marina Bay
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Food & drink
At the hotel itself there’s a choice of superb restaurants and bars. A buffet breakfast is served daily at the main restaurant Edge, which is also open at lunch and dinner. Enjoy authentic North Indian dishes at Rang Mahal, award-winning Cantonese creations at Hai Tien Lo, and book a table at Keyaki Japanese Restaurant which is set on the fourth floor and is surrounded by a beautiful Japanese garden. More casual venues include the Pacific Marketplace and the Poolside Bar where cocktails are served alongside light dishes.
• Hai Tien Lo - Award winning Cantonese cuisine with magnificent city and harbour views • The Atrium - Tapas, drinks, cigar menu and wine vault complemented with nightly entertainment • Keyaki - Japanese cuisine situated in a delightful rooftop Japanese garden • Edge - Interactive dining with international cuisine including Malay, Indian, Chinese and Thai dishes. • Pacific Marketplace - Café and gourmet grocery • Poolside - Healthy dishes and snacks. Cocktails and beers served in the evening.
A la carte Pool bar Buffet Bar



Living the high life on Marina Bay
Things to do nearby
Curated experiences to help you do more, see more, or simply switch off while you're here.

Afternoon Tea At Raffles Singapore
Sitting in the suitably palatial atrium, where three layers of Victorian pillars soar up to a vast skylight like a giant wedding cake, you’ll feel as if you’ve travelled back in time to a more elegant era. The effect is enhanced by the meal itself: delicious finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with jam and cream, and impeccably made seasonal cakes and pastries served on a three-tiered silver stand. Complementing the food, the exquisite teas come from a long-established French company, Mariage Frères, with everything from Earl Grey Imperial to South African rooibos. • Duration: 1.5 hours • Operates Monday to Friday from 1.00pm to 5.00pm and Saturday & Sunday from 3.30pm to 5.00pm • Operates year round • Private experience Good to know — The dress code is casual chic: collared shirts and trousers or dress shorts for men, and dresses, skirts or trousers for women. Please advise of any dietary requirements when booking.

Singapore Street Food
Immerse yourself in Singapore’s vibrant street‑food scene as you explore a selection of neighbourhood hawker centres, each offering its own unique flavours and atmosphere. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, you’ll sample a mouth‑watering variety of local specialties, from savoury classics to beloved sweet treats, while learning how the island’s multicultural heritage has shaped its cuisine. Between tastings, wander through nearby markets and shops, gaining a deeper glimpse into daily life as residents shop, chat and go about their routines. This culinary adventure offers not just incredible food, but also the chance to experience Singapore’s neighbourhoods up close, making it a perfect blend of flavour, culture and local charm. • Duration: half day (4 hours) • Departs at 6pm • Private experience

Colours of Singapore: A Cultural Journey
Begin in Little India, where the air is filled with the scent of spices, jasmine garlands and incense. Browse colourful saris, intricate silverware and traditional crafts before wandering through the lively Little India Arcade, packed with clothing, accessories and sweet treats. Continue to Chinatown, home to beautifully restored shophouses and long‑standing trades such as herbal medicine, tea, calligraphy and acupuncture. A highlight is the impressive Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, whose ornate interiors and exhibits showcase centuries of Buddhist culture. Next, explore Arab Street, the heart of Singapore’s Muslim community, framed by the golden dome of the Sultan Mosque. The surrounding streets burst with textiles, jewellery, antiques, and vibrant fabrics. Nearby, stroll down Haji Lane, a photogenic stretch filled with indie boutiques, cafés, and street art. After taking in these three unique cultural quarters, you’ll be comfortably transferred back to your hotel. • Duration: half day (4 hours) • Timings: 9am or 2pm • Private experience

Singapore Highlights in Half a Day
For those short of time, or who just like to make the most of every minute, this action-packed three-and-a-hour tour will give you a comprehensive overview of Singapore. The journey begins at Kampong Glam, one of the city-state’s oldest areas, whose colonial-era buildings now house trendy bars and eateries. After that, you’ll drive around the Civic District, home to the wide-open space of Padang playing field and Singapore Cricket Club, the historic Parliament House and the National Gallery Singapore, well worth returning to later for an insight into south-east Asian art. Afterwards, you’ll stop at Merlion Park to enjoy the impressive views of Marina Bay and take a selfie with one of two statues of Singapore’s part-lion-part-fish official mascot. You’ll continue to the 200-year-old Thian Hock Keng temple, before driving past Chinatown and on to your final port of call, the UNESCO-listed Singapore Botanic Gardens. A walk through the National Orchid Garden, with an eye-popping display of 60,000 orchid plants, makes a perfect finale to the trip. • Duration: half day • Daily departures • Private experience Good to know — Merlion Park will be replaced with Mount Faberon on car-free Sundays.

Singapore Heritage Food Trail
• Duration: half day • Time: 8.30am to midday • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Sunrise Serenity: Tai Chi at the Botanical Gardens
Rise with the sun and take part in a gentle Tai Chi session led by a master of this ancient Chinese martial art. Originally developed centuries ago for self‑defence, Tai Chi is now cherished for its powerful health benefits, helping to harmonise body and mind through slow, flowing movements. Practised with calm focus and relaxed intent, the sequence of graceful poses works to enhance energy flow, improve balance, and promote mental clarity, like moving through a meditative slow-motion dance. After your session, your guide will lead you on a tranquil walk through the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the city’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy the early morning light filtering through lush greenery as you soak up the serene atmosphere and begin your day feeling refreshed, centred and connected to nature. • Duration: half day (3 hours) • Departs at 7.30am • Private experience
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When to visit
When to visit
Temperature and rainfall through the year.
| Measurement | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Average temp | 26°C | 26°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 26°C | 26°C |
| Average rainfall | 110mm | 60mm | 75mm | 125mm | 220mm | 175mm | 150mm | 175mm | 200mm | 195mm | 210mm | 215mm |
| Average price | £4,746pp | £4,992pp | £4,149pp | £4,222pp | £4,827pp | £4,835pp | £5,104pp | £5,176pp | £5,176pp | £5,129pp | £3,958pp | £3,958pp |
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to visit the Maldives?
British passport holders are issued a free 30-day visitor visa on arrival. You'll need a passport valid for the duration of your stay, a confirmed onward ticket and proof of your accommodation booking.
When is the best time to visit the Maldives?
November to April is the dry season, with the most reliable sunshine and calmest seas. May to October brings shorter rain showers, lower prices and better surf.
What currency is used in the Maldives, and do I need cash?
The local currency is the Maldivian rufiyaa, but resorts price and bill in US dollars and take major cards. Most guests never need cash — a small amount is handy for tipping.
Is the Maldives good for honeymoons outside peak season?
Yes. Off-peak brings noticeably lower rates and quieter islands, and rain tends to come in short bursts rather than all day. Many resorts add honeymoon extras during these months.
What activities are there for older kids and teens in the Maldives?
Most resorts run watersports centres with windsurfing, kayaking and paddleboarding, plus PADI dive courses from around age ten. Snorkelling safaris, sandbank trips and night fishing all suit older children.
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