Marina Bay Sands has completed the transformation of a comprehensive suite redevelopment program across its three towers in what it says represents a significant milestone in the company’s US$1.75 billion reinvestment program.
Called the Paiza Collection, the transformation comprises mostly suites, MBS explained, is and served by Singapore’s largest butler team with the goal of setting a new standard of luxury and service elevation.
The company has also launched a new brand vision, “Above Beyond”, which MBS says is “designed to convey both the unique height and grandeur of its iconic architecture, as well as Marina Bay Sands’ unwavering ambition to surpass expectations and set new benchmarks in hospitality.”
Part of the integrated resort’s comprehensive refreshment program first announced in 2022, the Paiza Collection is made up of first-class rooms and suites which MBS says are unprecedented in the world of luxury hospitality and design. These include the Chairman, Presidential, Skyline and Horizon Suites located on the property’s top floors, with guests arriving via a discreet lobby with private lifts and escorted to their residential-style suites by a personal butler.
The Chairman Suite spans 630 square metres and features a 146″ television, a baby grand piano, spa and gym facilities, and a fully stocked kitchen for dinner parties. The Presidential and Skyline Suites are fitted with a state-of-the- art golf simulator loaded with over 45 renowned golf courses or a media room with over 300,000 karaoke songs, while the Horizon Suite is a pampering wellness sanctuary with a Himalayan salt wall, massage tables, dry sauna, hammam shower and gym.
To date, around 1,540 new rooms, including 635 suites, have been completed, and all rooms from the original design have been retired from inventory, MBS said, with refurbishment works are now focused on completing the Sands Collection in Tower 3 by the second quarter of 2025. Once complete, there will be around 1,850 rooms including 775 suites, representing a significant increase from the original number of 180 suites.
“From inception, Marina Bay Sands had a forward-looking vision, designed to reshape the tourism landscape of Singapore,” said MBS Chief Operating Officer, Paul Town.
“Since our opening in 2010, we have defied expectations again and again, and become one of the most successful integrated resorts in the world. We are now at the next stage of development with our ambitious transformation that is pushing the boundaries of luxury hospitality. The new brand vision and property refurbishment is timely as it mirrors and complements this vision, setting the tone as we enter the next phase of growth.”
Aside from its US$1.75 billion reinvestment program, MBS recently announced a US$8 billion expansion – which will include the addition of a fourth tower – dubbed MBS IR2.
