The kids went wild in this room!

Singapore is known as the Garden City for good reason - its three-dimensional greening initiative since 2008, integrating vertical and rooftop greenery with architecture, has created a seamless blend of buildings and nature. A classic building on Upper Pickering Street often featured as the poster child of Singapore's garden city concept is none other than - Navigation: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore. Just a 200m walk from Chinatown MRT station. The hotel's cascading terraces are lush with tropical plants, boasting greenery coverage over twice its land area. It makes a perfect mid-point for daytime city walks - when you're hot or tired, you can rest in the lobby with its comfortable leather sofas or row of private lounge chairs facing the tropical plant-decked water platform. Take the elevator to the 5th-floor rooftop to experience the refreshing infinity pool surrounded by tropical foliage, colorful birdcage pavilions, and panoramic views of Hong Lim Park and the city skyline. A 700m walk leads you to another greening landmark - CapitaSpring (JP Morgan Building), near Raffles Place MRT station. Ride to the 51st floor to enjoy the rooftop sky garden with sweeping city views, overlooking Marina Bay Sands and the Strait of Malacca.