Singapore Marriot Hotel
Singapore, Singapore

HEIGHT: ?
FLOORS: 30 floors
COMPLETION:182
ARCHITECT:

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Pictures from hotel's website:

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This five-star business traveller's hotel, provides 373 guests rooms including 6 Executive Floors and 19 Suites. All rooms are designed to fulfil every business traveller's needs, including a 24-hour Business Centre and a 24-hour Fitness Centre. In addition, the Singapore Marriott Hotel offers a full range of food and beverage outlets to suit your taste including The Pastry Shop, Crossroads Cafe, Marriott Cafe, Lobby Lounge, Garden Terrace Bar & Grill or Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant. All of these come with the famous Marriott standards of service - because at the Singapore Marriott Hotel, every guest leaves satisfied.

The complex was built on the site of the old CK Tang department store by the Tang family as the new store building. The hotel tower stands at the corner. Originally called Dynasty Hotel, since 2001 it was run by Marriott. The octagonal hotel has 392 rooms and suites. The building is designed in the modern Chinese theme.

The hotel and department store has direct link to the MRT (subway) station.

7.5/10

Very unique pagoda style skyscraper. CrossRoads cafe is a great place to hang out and watch the street life.
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A classic. Reminds me of Komtar in Penang and also in KL but this with a roof. 7.5/10:angel1:

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looks special

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Cool one :D 7.0/10

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interesting

6.5/10, the top is a little odd

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Maybe a little too high vote but skyscrapers with that local culture touch is a good thing as far as I see it. This is a tower one remembers after having walked past it.

They could have done more to enhance the white part though... maybe just by having red instead of white corner pillars.

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Its weird looking. Ive seen it inside though, its very nice.

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6.5 somehow i don't like it

nice but could be taller 8.5/10

7.5 :)

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I hate it..sorry.3/10

This pagoda stucture is not really appealing, 4/10

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Never use Chinese elements (pagoda or roof tops) in modern highrises. It's a blunder.

It sure makes an odd landmark though. heheh...

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The top looks out of place and the building itself is so plain.

not my taste, 7/10

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it's better when its taller...
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First post repaired.

Gee.. What is that..
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7. Regards.

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Like its Pagoda roof and the base of the building.8/10

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i don't like it.
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I love it
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nice, pagoda hotel :D i think :D

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