The Pan Pacific Singapore, hotel
The Pan Pacific Singapore is a 37-floor hotel in Marina Centre with around 790 rooms arranged around a grand triangular atrium with a glass roof that floods the space with light. It features eight dining venues, a 24-hour fitness center, spa facilities, an outdoor pool, tennis courts, and an exclusive club lounge on the 38th floor.
Construction began in 1984 and was completed in 1986, with architectural design by John Portman and DP Architects showcasing modernist principles. Major renovations occurred in 2005 and 2012, with the 2012 update relocating the top restaurant, adding the Pacific Club lounge on level 38, and introducing contemporary amenities.
The hotel reflects Singapore's embrace of modernist architecture and the city's growth during the 1980s and beyond. Its glass exterior lifts and soaring atrium are design elements that visitors experience directly and that shaped how the city developed around this area.
The hotel sits in central Marina Centre within walking distance of Promenade, Esplanade, and City Hall train stations, and about 30 minutes from the airport by train. Complimentary parking is available at Marina Square Shopping Centre, and the property connects directly to two shopping malls for easy access.
The hotel features four exterior glass elevators that travel along the outside of the building, offering open views of the city and harbor as you ride upward. These lifts are a memorable design feature that visitors often mention during their stay and that set the building apart from other hotels in the area.
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