PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore, a garden hotel surrounded by greenery
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore, surrounded by green plants, is a garden hotel that realizes the ultimate green and urban significance. The four-story lush gardens, waterfalls, flower walls and plants of various postures make the hotel particularly beautiful, making Singapore's title of "Garden City" more famous.Located at the corner of Chinatown MRT Station, it is only a few minutes' walk from Chinatown, Raffles Square and Clarke Quay, and only about 20 minutes' drive from the airport. It is suitable for both business trips and tourism.
The hotel cleverly combines emerging technology and environmental protection to create a four-story lush garden, waterfalls and flower walls. At the same time, it attracts many birds to live here, adding a spirituality to this sky garden. The outdoor rest area is ingeniously designed to look like a birdcage, fully matched with lush green plants.
The open-air infinity pool on the fifth floor of the hotel overlooks the entire city view when you look out, and an endless expanse of green plants when you look in. The swimming pool under the green background seems to have its own filter. The birdcage-designed box next to the swimming pool is also a must-see after checking in. The view is amazing!
The 24-hour LIME restaurant has exquisite Southeast Asian cuisine and international cuisine. Whether it is Western food, Chinese food or various desserts, they are all masterpieces with color, fragrance and taste.
Surrounding attractions
🌱Chinatown: A night market with a lot of food. Tiantian Hainanese Chicken Rice and Badaopo Chili Crab are the most recommended
🌱Clarke Quay: You can take a boat here. The ticket price is about US$20. You can check in many attractions at one time, but it is not recommended to eat nearby. It is easy to be cheated
🌱National Gallery: The public area is free. If you are not interested in the exhibits and just want to make a film, it is enough. The exhibition area is 20 SGD
🌱Major attractions along the Singapore River
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