After a great flight aboard an Emirates A380 in business class from Dubai, I am here in Singapore. On my previous visits to the city-state, I stayed at the Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel and The Vagabond Club, Singapore, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel.

Today, I’m trying The Westin Singapore. This article is part of that journey:

Staying in Singapore is expensive. Fortunately, some of the city’s hotels are still accessible through Rewards Points. This is the case of The Westin Singapore.

During my stay, I was able to redeem 30,000 Marriott Bonvoy points while the cash rate was over $600 per night:

An excellent saving for staying in a hotel exceptionally well located for visiting the city.

The best way to earn Marriott Bonvoy points for free stays at over 8,000 hotels worldwide is to have the Marriott Bonvoy^® American Express^®* Card (and/or the Marriott Bonvoy^® Business American Express^®* Card).

In addition to the exceptional welcome bonus of each of these two cards, you’ll earn 2 points per dollar on all your purchases and 5 points per dollar at any of the Marriott establishments. On top of that, every year, you’ll receive a free hotel night certificate (worth 35,000 points) and 15 Elite Night Credits toward your Marriott Bonvoy status.

The Westin Singapore is located in Singapore’s financial district, Marina Bay, offering breathtaking views of the city and the sea. The hotel is close to many attractions, including Gardens by the Bay and the famous Marina Bay Sands.

Across from the hotel is the Shenton Way subway station.

The lobby of The Westin Singapore is located on the 32nd floor.

On the lobby level, there is a piano bar and plenty of space to sit comfortably. This space is called “The Lobby Lounge” and offers a renowned Seafood Afternoon Tea.

Rooms at The Westin Singapore occupy floors 32 to 46 of the tower. Because of my Titanium status, I was upgraded to a Larger Guest Room on the Club Level on the 45th floor.

There is a desktop, an armchair and a Nespresso coffee machine. The whole is cozy, and I appreciate the many indirect lights in the evening.

As a welcome gift, I find an assortment of white and dark chocolate on the desk.

The highlight of this room is the bathroom. All in length, with a double washbasin, this room ends on a bathtub offering a view of the outside. If you prefer, there is also a shower integrated into this space.

Breakfast is served in the hotel’s restaurant: Seasonal Tastes. Having stayed at the hotel during the Chinese New Year, it was particularly busy!

The buffet is remarkably complete and will appeal to lovers of Asian and Indian flavours. You can also find many pastries or continental choices.

If you can access the hotel’s Club Lounge, you should know you can also find a breakfast buffet there (much more limited but less busy).

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The Westin Singapore‘s outdoor infinity pool is very nice, with plenty of loungers on offer. From this space, you can enjoy beautiful views of the city.

There is also a large terrace adjacent to the hotel’s Club Lounge, with several trees making the space quite pleasant despite the urban atmosphere.

The gym is equipped with many modern machines. I love that the room is bathed in natural light and has beautiful views of the Singapore harbour.

You can also access a Heavenly by Westin Spa.

With Marriott Bonvoy Elite status (Platinum and above) or by booking a Club-level room, you can access the hotel’s Club Lounge.

The Club Lounge at The Westin Singapore overlooks the pool deck. You can choose to set up indoors or outdoors.

The cozy space is pleasant, and the Wi-Fi access is particularly fast. In the morning, you can have your breakfast here:

Thanks to the subway (Shenton Way station), you are only one station away from Marina Bay and two from Gardens by the Bay.

You can also explore Singapore on foot. Chinatown is only a few minutes away, and I recommend you try the night food court called Lau Pa Sat behind the hotel.

The Westin Singapore is an excellent choice for visiting Singapore. From here, you can quickly get around Singapore on foot, by bike or by subway.