Meldrum Hotel Johor Bahru
1 jln siu nam Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
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...Commander in chief of my pimp ship..
Arrived at Larkin bus station in Johor Bahru at about 7.30am very tired and weiry! We jumped in a taxi and went to Meldrum Way, where after looking at a couple of places decided to book a room at Meldrum Hotel for 84RM a night. Once we had put our stuff down and had a shower we headed out to find some breakfast. Luckily we stumbled across a …
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... bread og ris. Det var meget varmt (31⁰C) og fugtigt i vejret, så efter frokosten besluttede vi os for at gå hjem på hotellet for at bade lidt i poolen. Kun en lille tur i poolen blev det til, inden himlen åbnede for sluserne og det stod ned i en time. Vi gik derfor op på værelset, hvor Lars skiftede tøj til en tur i Fitnesscentret. Børnene gik i bad og havde det rigtigt sjovt og efterfølgende blev der ...
It's all under one roof here in Singapore!
... the street. The switch on ceremony had been that night, which explained the throngs of people. The reason for all the decorations was Deepvali, which would be celebrated on the 26th October.
We reached our hotel and were greeted by a friendly chap at reception. He showed us to our room which was like a little prison cell! No window and barely big enough for our backpacks! But we were too tired to care at this point and went straight to sleep.
Our first few ...
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... the city.
My first stop was Bukit Timah Nature reserve, the biggest patch of primary rain forest reserve in Singapore. Apparently, the entire city (I mean, country, er, same thing) used to be covered in this dense foliage, but after many years of development, this original landscape has slowly been reduced to 1.64 km of park. Along the way to the park, I noticed how clean and orderly the streets were. The lanes were clear of the sea ...
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... off. Karl is sure he heard whooping from the crowd but all I heard was laughter.
In the evening we found a place to eat with all the locals at a market. The food was really cheap but I decided to stick to what I knew, Chicken and noodles! After we headed back to the centre and took a boat down the river. It was really nice to the skyline all lit up at night and Karl had a chance to use his 'expert' skills in photography with ...


