A Romantic Weekend for Two in Singapore

★★★★★Anuradha Perera· a month ago“We would like to express our sincere appreciation to JIAYU😍… for the excellent housekeeping service during our stay at Marina Bay, Singapore. Jiayu is a very kind, friendly, and professional person who always greeted us with a warm smile. Our room was consistently spotless, well-organized, and refreshed to a high standard every day. His attention to detail, positive attitude, and dedication to his work made our stay even more comfortable and enjoyable. Thank you, JIAYU, for your outstanding service and hospitality. You truly made a difference to our experience, and we are very grateful.”

★★★★★David Glanzrock· a month ago“Every other luxury hotel I’ve stayed at left me questioning whether it was worth the price — Marina Bay Sands answered that question definitively. Worth every penny. The service was exceptional, the hotel immaculately clean, everything well-appointed and intentional. And the infinity pool? Quite simply, it’s worth the visit on its own.”

★★★★HoHo Yang· a month ago“This is a review for the overall development including the mall side. Nice landmark with some scenic views around the area. Iconic architecture with good natural lighting. Well maintained and upkeeping at a very high level. Good to take photos if you are bringing friends and family that have never been to SG. But even the food court is quite costly. Can't say my review is complete as I have never stayed in the hotel before”

★★★★★Nicky Tong· 2 months ago“Our recent stay at Marina Bay Sands was a fantastic experience overall. We had a beautiful room with a balcony overlooking the gardens, which gave us the perfect view of the nightly light show. It was such a great way to end each evening. The staff on the hotel side truly bend over backwards to make your stay enjoyable. They are constantly checking to make sure you have everything you need and always do so with warmth and professionalism. The amenities in the room and the gifts were really special. As expected, this is an incredibly popular and iconic hotel, which does mean there are quite a few procedures in place to manage access to the facilities. Non-hotel guests are mostly unable to access the pool and restaurants, which is understandable, but we did find the rooftop bar experience a little over the top. Even as hotel guests, we needed a wrist stamp, wristband, and had to hand over our credit card for the duration of our visit. The infinity pool really is as amazing as it looks online. However, it’s worth noting that there are no umbrellas, and the cabanas are both difficult to secure and surprisingly hot due to the lack of airflow. One fantastic touch was the complimentary sunscreen available at the pool, which saved us as we hadn’t brought any. The hotel is attached to a casino, and it definitely carries that atmosphere throughout parts of the property. That said, the location is exceptional. It's directly connected to a high-end shopping mall, a great food court, and with easy access to the gardens and surrounding attractions. Overall, despite a few small frustrations with the bar, it’s an impressive hotel experience and absolutely worth staying at least once for the experience.”

★★★★★Aashini Moddi· 5 months ago“Absolutely outstanding stay at Marina Bay Sands! From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. Our baggage was delivered to the room super fast, which made check-in smooth and stress-free. A special shoutout to the WhatsApp chat concierge — this service is next-level. Every time we requested something while we were out, the items were already waiting in our room when we returned. That level of efficiency and thoughtfulness is truly impressive. Housekeeping deserves huge praise for their attention to detail. They didn’t just clean the room — they neatly organized our phone and laptop cables, left cups exactly where we needed them, and made sure extra bedsheets we requested were already placed in the room. The room was also restocked daily without us having to ask. Breakfast was excellent with a wide variety, and the breakfast staff were very friendly and attentive, making mornings even more enjoyable. The infinity pool is absolutely amazing, and the SkyBridge walk is fantastic and wheelchair-friendly, which we truly appreciated. The view from the room is stunning — waking up and ending the day with that skyline view felt unreal. This hotel truly spoils you with both luxury and service and sets the bar extremely high for what a hotel stay should be. After staying here, your expectations for hotel standards will definitely be raised. A flawless experience and highly recommended. We would absolutely stay here again!”

★★★★GY· 2 months ago“Visited Mount Faber Park and it’s a really versatile spot for both relaxation and light activity. You can choose to walk, cycle, or even drive up depending on your preference, which makes it accessible for everyone. There are plenty of areas to sit and chill, especially if you’re there to catch the sunrise or sunset—it’s peaceful and scenic. The park is also connected to Henderson Waves, making it great for a longer walk or exploration. Along the way, you’ll find restaurants, bars, a cable car station, and even gift shops, so there’s quite a bit to see and do. At night, the place is nicely lit, adding to the atmosphere, but do be prepared for some insects. Overall, a great spot for both leisure and views.”

★★★★edtayjb· 5 months ago“Mount Faber Park - I am not sure why it is called a "Mount"ain, considering it is barely over one hundred metres tall, and it is not even taller than the highest hill in Singapore, or Bukit Timah. By the way, "Bukit" in the local Malay language means "Hill." Anyway, Mount Faber Park is where the popular Faber Peak is (obviously) located, from where one could take a cable car ride to Sentosa Island, or to have a panoramic view of Singapore from this vantage point. It is also a place where one could take a talk in a fresher and tad cooler clime. So go forth and explore this Park.”

★★★★★Jason Gabriel Fadjar· 6 months ago“Good place to visit for New Year’s Eve. Great place for hiking for its cleanliness and scenery.”

★★★★★iamjess· 11 months ago“Lovely spot for a walk, especially in the morning. Peaceful, surrounded by greenery, and a nice place to relax.”

★★★★★Buren· a year ago“Too bad when I went there I didn't have plan to review this place, therefore I only took a few pictures. Went for a walk with a friend on Saturday morning from Harbor Front MRT we walked up while chatting and catching up. It's a great place for work out, walking exercise but not too suitable for people with mobility issue because it's steep with stairs. The view is good (for urban standard), but it would good to have more vending machines along the way for drinks. Most of the tracks have shades (from the sun, not rain) which can be helpful in Singapore weather.”

★★★★★Cao Cao Akatsuki· 4 months ago“Henderson Waves is a beautifully designed wooden pedestrian bridge crossing Henderson Road, known for its distinctive wave-like architectural structure. The bridge sits high above the road, offering nice views toward the sea and surrounding greenery. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing, making it a great spot for a morning or evening walk, light jogging, or simply enjoying the breeze and scenery. A pleasant stop along the Southern Ridges trail.”

★★★★★Abdulhayy Johnson (AJ)· 2 months ago“Easy to access from the bus stop below then up the long staggered staircase. The whole area is beautiful and full of greenery and nature, including Mt Fabre park, Henderson Waves and Forest Walk. Peaceful enough to hear the birds, grasshoppers and even the cockerel in the morning. Plenty of signs around so not easy to get lost. Lush trees with cooler climate compared to urban concrete areas.”

★★★★★Abroad Travel· 5 months ago“Henderson Waves — Singapore Have you reconnected with nature lately? There is a place where the horizon does not end at the skyline — it bends. You walk suspended between canopy and city, never fully belonging to either. HIGHEST DESIGN: Henderson Waves, the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore, carries you into that in-between space along the Southern Ridges. Its rising timber arcs form a moving rhythm above the treetops, opening long views across forest, harbor, and distant towers. Step onto the deck and the intention becomes clear. The wooden path guides movement without effort; each curve anticipates shade, airflow, and pause. The waves are not decoration — they shelter. Sun or rain, the walk continues. WAVE-LIKE: Walkers, runners, residents, and visitors share the span. Inside every crest, built-in seating invites you to stop. Cameras sit quietly overhead for safety, while beneath them people stretch, rest, talk softly, or simply look outward at green canopy meeting skyline. The bridge slows you down without asking. PICNIC: Further along, timber seating opens into pockets surrounded by trees. Conversations lower. Many bring small meals and leave nothing behind, using the designated bins. The calm exists because it is respected. CONNECTIONS - 10KM: Paths extend outward to Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, HortPark, Kent Ridge Park, and Labrador Nature Reserve. The bridge becomes a hinge — city loosening into forest rather than ending at it. STROLL BY: No matter your reason for visiting Singapore, this stop is difficult to overlook. I spent time here, observing people — laughter across ages, photos and videos constantly taken, but always with consideration for others. Yet the dominant sound remains wind moving through leaves and footsteps on wood. One of Singapore’s quiet crown jewels. You arrive for the view. You remember the feeling — the sky lowering, the city receding, and for a brief distance, you belong to both.”

★★★★★General Twilight· 3 months ago“Henderson waves bridge was built to connect mount faber to another park in singapore. It is designed to look like waves and it is a wooden bridge. From this bridge you can catch a great view of the city skylines of singapore. It has no shelther so be prepared to take an umbrella when coming to this place. In additiom there is a cable car nearby and it is within a 10 minute walk of the bridge. A great stop for tourist to catch a great view of singapore city.”

★★★★★CK C· 6 months ago“A scenic spot along the Southern Ridges, especially during sunsets. You can access it via a long flight of staircase from the bus stop ‘14059 Bef Telok Blangah Hts’ along Henderson Rd.”

★★★★★Andy Rodriguez· 4 months ago“Clarke Quay is one of the most energetic and colorful areas in Singapore, especially in the evening. The riverside setting, combined with the bright neon lights and lively atmosphere, makes it a fantastic place to walk around and enjoy the city at night. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, and entertainment options, ranging from casual dining to upscale spots with beautiful waterfront views. The colorful canopy overhead adds a unique architectural touch and helps keep the area comfortable even in warmer weather. Whether you're looking for a relaxed dinner by the river, live music, or just a scenic stroll along the Singapore River, Clarke Quay delivers. It’s clean, well organized, and feels safe — perfect for couples, friends, or even families earlier in the evening. Highly recommended if you want to experience Singapore’s nightlife in a vibrant and picturesque setting.”

★★★★Nathalya Musa· 2 months ago“I visited Clarke Quay during the day and found it to be a really charming place. It offers a wide variety of restaurants, making it a great spot to explore different dining options all in one area. The colorful buildings and riverside setting give it a very cute and vibrant atmosphere. Although I went during the daytime, I can imagine it becomes even more lively and visually appealing at night, when all the venues are open and the lights reflect beautifully along the river. Definitely a place worth visiting, especially in the evening for the full experience.”

★★★★Julius Tan· 3 months ago“Clarke Quay is a vibrant riverside destination that’s very popular with tourists, offering a huge selection of bars and restaurants for nightlife and dining. The atmosphere really picks up in the evening with the music and light. It is a great spot whether you're looking for light bites or a full night out. As a local, I appreciate that it’s well maintained and clean. It is a good place for an evening stroll or leisurely walk. While it feels touristy and the prices are definitely on the higher side, it’s still a solid spot to soak in the city’s energy and enjoy a wide variety of food and drink in one location.”

★★★★★Rajeev Jha· 5 months ago“Clarke Quay is one of those places in Singapore that truly comes alive after sunset. Set along the river, the area buzzes with neon lights, upbeat music, and a constant flow of people soaking in the atmosphere. Lined with a wide mix of bars, pubs, clubs, and restaurants, it offers something for everyone—whether you’re in the mood for a relaxed drink by the water or a high-energy night out with loud beats and dancing crowds. The riverside setting adds a charming touch, making evening walks especially enjoyable. You can stroll along the promenade, watch boats glide past, and take in the colorful reflections dancing on the water. There’s always something happening—live music spilling out of venues, street performers adding flair, and groups of friends laughing their way from one spot to another. Yes, it does feel a little touristy, with busy crowds and popular chains, but that’s part of its appeal. The energy is infectious, the vibe is festive, and the options are endless. If you’re looking for nightlife, people-watching, and a fun place to unwind after dark, Clarke Quay delivers the experience with style and spirit”

★★★★Nathan Collins· 4 months ago“Nice area to wander under canopy, shelter from the sun, socialise, have light / western food. A great way of spending a few hours in the afternoon. Especially from the bars at the river edge.”

★★★★★Piotr Treter· 5 months ago“We booked our tickets before arriving in Singapore. The attraction itself is highly recommended. Before boarding the wheel, there are several audiovisual attractions, including a brief history of Singapore. The views from the glass capsule are impressive, and the city looks beautiful from above. A full rotation of the wheel takes about 30 minutes. I highly recommend it 👍”

★★★★★ar_kanji· a month ago“A must-visit attraction in Singapore! The Singapore Flyer offers amazing views of Marina Bay and the city skyline. The ride is smooth and relaxing, with plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and take photos. The capsules are spacious and comfortable, making it a great experience for families, couples, and visitors of all ages. Highly recommended, especially during sunset or at night when the city lights are on.”

★★★★★Nakrani Vaibhav· 3 months ago“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ It was a really nice experience visiting the Singapore Flyer. The overall ride was smooth and enjoyable, offering a calm and relaxing atmosphere. The view from the top is absolutely amazing. You get a beautiful panoramic view of the entire city, which makes the experience even more special. It’s definitely a place you should visit at least once if you are in Singapore. A memorable and worthwhile experience”

★★★★Doug Drew· 6 months ago“Took the flyer as part of a Regent Seven Seas Excursion. We were a group of 11, and there was enough space for 4-5 to sit. While others stood admiring the views and taking photos. Out guide helped explain what we were seeing. Once you reach the top and onwards, you get a wonderful view of the modern skyline of the financial district, and the bay in front. The ride takes around 30 minutes.”

★★★★★Dr Meghana Dalave· 4 months ago“An absolutely breathtaking experience at the Singapore Flyer! From the moment the capsule gently lifted off, the panoramic skyline views were nothing short of spectacular. Watching Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and the shimmering cityscape from such a serene height felt surreal. The capsules are spacious, air-conditioned, and impeccably maintained, making the entire 30- 40 minutes rotation smooth and luxurious. The experience is calm, elegant, and perfect for appreciating Singapore’s architectural brilliance. A must-visit attraction that perfectly blends engineering, beauty, and tranquility. Truly a world-class observation experience worth every moment. 🌆✨”