Mandarin Oriental Hotel (deluxe Sea View Rooms) - Singapore, Singapore 

Mandarin Oriental Hotel (deluxe Sea View Rooms) details:  The hotel is situated along Marina Bay, with panoramic views of Singapore Harbour. It is adjacent to Marina Square Shopping Mall, one of Singapore's most well known shopping and entertainment complexes, and is also 5 minutes' walk from Suntec City, which houses one of Asia Pacific's largest convention centres. It is a 10-15 minute walk to City Hall MRT Station, Raffles City Shopping Centre, Merlion Park and the Singapore History Museum. There is a range of restaurants just 100 m away from the hotel and Marina City Park, Singapore River and the Esplanade Theatres can all be found within a 400 m radius. The Singapore Art Museum, Bugis Village and Trishaw Park can be reached within 15 minutes by foot, while the city centre and Little India are 1.5 km away. Lavishly renovated in 2005, this city hotel comprises a total of 527 rooms spread over 21 floors, including 4 executive floors and a premium Club Lounge. Facilities on offer include an atrium lobby with 24-hour reception, a currency exchange facility and lift access. The hotel was designed by US architect John Portman with a contemporary design scheme accented with Asian-style touches. It has a column-free ballroom, 11 function rooms, 3 boardrooms, and a poolside function space. Business amenities available include secretarial services (surcharges apply) and high-speed cable and wireless Internet access (surcharges apply). Guests may also take advantage of the on site cafe, and the wide range of dining options. Room service is also available (charges apply) and there is parking provided for those arriving by car.Building renovation: the Marina Square Shopping Mall nearby has been renovated to revitalise the mall as a major shopping area. Officially reopened at the beginning of 2006, most of the renovation work to upgrade its facilities and services have been completed. Remaining work for the addition of a Mass Rapid Transit station is expected to be completed by 2008.