Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay reopens in Singapore after renovation

Monday, January 4, 2021

Formerly known as Marina Mandarin, the all new Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, a Pan Pacific Hotels Group property recently opened its doors in Singapore after a phased S$45 million renovation with a striking focus on sustainability. The property is located at the heart of Singapore’s Marina Bay area and the 21-storey hotel has been reshaped to incorporate a standout indoor lobby garden, which includes 370 sq. m .of lush gardens, a 13-metre-high green wall and over 2,400 trees, scrubs and groundcovers.

The hotel’s eco-focused concept touches everything from new water-filter systems and glass water bottles to the guest amenities, which are packaged in biodegradable materials. The restaurants’ food waste, too, is broken down by a food digester into nutrient water for the garden. Guests can make the most of the experience by traversing a four-storey Sky Bridge above the lush forest canopy, or from specially designed pavilions inspired by birds’ nests.

The property is also set to establish itself as a culinary haven, with standout options including the newly revamped Peppermint (formerly AquaMarine), which specialises in plant-based dishes using ingredients from its urban farm; Peach Blossoms, a Cantonese dining room from chef Edward Chong; and the Atrium Lounge, a revamped garden oasis serving up signature cocktails and more than 90 expressions of whisky.

It also features a new state-of-the-art gym with a range of fitness classes on offer, as well as a mineral water swimming pool, which transforms into a galaxy-themed pool at night thanks to its 1,380 fibre optic lights. It will also incorporate a club lounge that would prove ideal for taking in Singapore’s iconic Marina Bay views. The one-of-a-kind property was originally designed by neo-futuristic American architect John Portman.

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