Pan Pacific Orchard: New Jenga-Like Luxury Hotel In Singapore With 4 Nature-Themed Terraces

By Jayme Chong on 07 Mar 2023

Heads up, serial staycationers! Singapore has a new luxury accommodation in town that is opening its doors this June. This highly anticipated establishment is none other than Pan Pacific Orchard, so make sure to add this new hotel in Singapore to your little black book if you’re looking for a brand new getaway spot for your next staycation.

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Nestled within the serene Claymore enclave, Pan Pacific Orchard boasts 347 residential-style rooms and suites with city or terraced landscape views. Some come with a private balcony and sofa lounge, while some give direct access to the Beach Terrace pool on Level 5.

But what makes this 23-floor hotel stand out from the other skyscrapers in the area is its unique Jenga-like structure that includes four open-air terraces of different nature themes - forest, beach, garden and cloud - each offering diverse guest experiences.

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Just picture lush foliage and cascading water features at the Forest Terrace (Levels 1 to 4), an outdoor pool bordered by sandy shores, a pool bar and tropical flora at the Beach Terrace (Levels 5 to 10), a well-manicured outdoor lawn on Garden Terrace (Levels 11 to 16), and a pillarless ballroom with a view of the city’s greenery at the Cloud Terrace (Levels 18 to 23).

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Besides that, the hotel houses amenities like indoor and outdoor gyms, an exclusive St. Gregory spa for in-house guests, and multiple swimming pools. Club members can also enjoy the opulent Pacific Club Lounge with a dedicated check-in area and benefits for an even more memorable stay.

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If you don’t feel like leaving the hotel, you can rely on Pan Pacific Orchard to provide excellent dining options, including Pacific Breeze, which serves afternoon tea and all-day snacks, Florette, a champagne and oyster bar, and Mosella, the hotel's specialty restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine with a Peruvian flair.

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