Floor Makeup
The hotel has 8 elevators in total, 4 on the inside and 4 on the outside. The exterior lifts are able to access the Pacific Club Lounge for guests on Level 38 and give spectacular views of the Singapore streets. The exterior elevators are considered iconic to the hotel's infrastructure.
| Elevator | Floors Served |
|---|---|
| Interior | 1 - 22 |
| Exterior | 1 - 4, 22 - 38 |
| Floor(s) | Facilities | Accessibility |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Main Reception, Concierge, The Atrium, Pacific Marketplace | Interior/Exterior Elevator(Public Area) |
| 2 | Ballrooms | Interior/Exterior Elevator(Public Area) |
| 3 | Global Kitchen Restaurant, Zambuca Italian Cuisine, Rang Mahal Indian Cuisine, Hai Tien Lo | Interior/Exterior Elevator(Public Area) |
| 4 | Swimming Pool, Fitness centre, Spa, Outdoor tennis courts, Keyaki Japanese Restaurant, Brunch | Interior/Exterior Elevator(Public Area) |
| 5 - 21 | Deluxe Rooms | Interior Elevator(Room Card required to access the listed floor(s)) |
| 22 | Pacific Centre | Interior Elevator(Room card required)/Exterior Elevator(Room card required to access this floor) |
| 23 - 35 | Panoramic Rooms/Harbour Studio/Presidential Suite/City Suite/Skyline Suite | Exterior Elevator(Room card required to access the listed floor(s)) |
| 38 | Pacific Club Lounge | Exterior Elevator(Room card required to access this floor) |
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