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Review: Andaz Singapore (Suite)

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 18, 2018November 14, 2023 1 Comment

My spacious suite at the Andaz Singapore provided a perfect venue to balance work and rest.

This review focuses solely on my suite. For additional details about the hotel including dining, pool, and other amenities, please check out my full review.

This was a complimentary, space-available upgrade rather than utilizing one of my four annual Globalist Suite upgrades.

Walking in, the bedroom, bathroom, and living room were on the left and the guest bathroom and large walk-in closet on the right.

The bedroom featured a king-size bed, chair, and writing desk, which even contained office supplies.

a bed in a hotel room

a room with a bed and a television

a bed with white sheets and a chair in a room

a bed in a room

a bed with white sheets and pillows

a chair next to a desk

a yellow box with various stationery in it

Switches beside each side of the bed controlled the lights and automatic drapes. Power ports and USB ports were available.

a black rectangular device with buttons and a screen

Past the bedroom, via sliding door, was a sitting room with a second TV, a comfortable couch, dining table, and bar set-up with coffee and the mini-bar.

a couch and table in a room with a view of a city

a room with a television and a table

a room with a bed and a chair

a cabinet with a coffee machine and coffee maker

a couch and table in a room with a view of a city

The main bathroom was very large with an enclosed water closet on one side, dual sinks with plenty of counter space in the middle, and a walk-in shower and bathtub on the other side. Views from the bathtub were excellent and the window was tinted to provide privacy (hopefully…).

a bathroom with two mirrors

a bathroom with a large window and a bathtub

a shower head and a shelf with bottles of shampoo

a bathtub with a window overlooking a city

a toilet in a bathroom

a box of toothbrushes

Finally, the guest bathroom was tiny, but served its purpose with a sink and toilet.

Even the walk-in closet had great views of the Singapore skyline:

a closet with swingers and a shelf

a closet with a view of a city from a window

What I appreciated most about the suite was separate living room, which allowed me to work and speak on the phone freely while John was sleeping, and vice-versa. Our internal clocks were jet lagged and we slept at odd times over our two-night stay.

Excellent views as well from our 33rd floor room:

a city with many tall buildings

a city with many buildings and trees

CONCLUSION

The suite at this hotel is spacious, comfortable and well-worth the upgrade if you are a Globalist member. I look forward to returning to this hotel with my wife and son one day.

> Read More: Andaz Singapore Full Review

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Matthew Klint

Matthew is an avid traveler who calls Los Angeles home. Each year he travels more than 200,000 miles by air and has visited more than 135 countries. Working both in the aviation industry and as a travel consultant, Matthew has been featured in major media outlets around the world and uses his Live and Let's Fly blog to share the latest news in the airline industry, commentary on frequent flyer programs, and detailed reports of his worldwide travel.

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1 Comment

  1. andrew Reply
    May 18, 2018 at 12:05 pm

    Was it better than (standard) suite at GH?

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