Cheap Singapore Inn

... was origin of the Wuxi City's name. Tai Hu Lake looked like a sea and its area is 2 and a half times Hong Kong or 6 times Singapore Island. There is also a Li Lake but it was part of the Tai Hu Lake. Li Lake had connection with a historic figure Fan Li (&# ...

... hostel and after some breakfast we went to the zoo! Took a while by 2 trains, walking and a bus journey but so simple and cheap, Singapore is so easy to get around :-) As promised endlessly, the zoo was well worth the trip out there (actually on the far ...

... here. Courtesy of Kugen I had a simple straight forward journey that enabled me to site see whilst travelling right through to Singapore. Yesterday Kugen informed me he actually worked in the city so it was no hassle for him to drop ...

... expected. We got dropped off at a bus station and made the last bit of our jounrey by the MRT (Singapore's version of the underground and arrived at 'The Inn Crowd' where we had booked ourselves in because we had been warned how expensive and how hard it ...

... went out for dinner and then a few drinks.  We visited the famous Long Bar at Raffles hotel and some of the group purchased a Singapore Sling.  However, I was not prepared to spend over 15 pound for a drink, no matter how famous it is, so a few ...

... between 4-5am and I was not feeling good! We got ourselves together and Martin, Jar and I headed to RuckSack Inn to clean up before heading to Singapore Zoo. After a very hot shower, some serious teeth brushing and a burger and chips, we were ready for ...

... we managed to get into Singapore legally with all the correct papers, despite me forgetting to bring my departure card. Arriving in Singapore, we were overwhelmed by all the adverts, posters and general impact the Grand Prix had had on the city. Various ...

... to spend much less than what many of the tour operators charge. So do it yourself. -- Public transport is cheap and efficient at both KL and Singapore. -- There's so much to see in these places. I have been there before on official visits and thought I ...

... a nap. That evening we went to eat at the famous Maxwell Road Hawker Centre. This place is generally esteemed as one of Singapore's best hawker centres, basically this is in an open-sided 30 stalled food barn. This is where the local people come to eat, ...

--Morning-- It was an early start today. I was up by 3am to catch a 6am flight to Singapore. A cheap Air Asia flight landed me in Singapore just an hour later, at 7am. Just by arriving at the Airport, you realise you've arrived somewhere special. You feel ...

... generally end up smashing my head off the window when it slips down which is both unpleasant and embarassing! I arrived to Singapore train station in the late evening, after once again losing time passing through border control... everyone off the train ...

... class bunks.  The class of ticket doesn't change the fact that sleeping is difficult - the train moves too much! Surprisingly the Singapore train station is not linked to the MRT (subway) and it is about 2km to the nearest one.  We had ...

... only planned to stay two days as we had a flight to Oz to catch, so we checked into a decent little hostel, had a look around Singapore a bit and caught up on some sleep. One problem we had was that on our only "full" day in Singapore we were out ...

... of leg room and even had a television (playing a VERY wierd movie and selection of cartoons). Our only struggle was finding transport from Singapore train station to our hostel- we ended up getting a taxi- which was in the heart of Chinatown. We could not ...

... they have theirs. Food has been great, been nibbling during the day off the cholera carts and so far have had a brilliant, and cheap Chinese meal and also a vegetarian Indian meal, a mixed Thali plate, a few pepsis for less than $5 uas each. Got sorted ...

This isn't going to be a lengthy entry covering my 4 nights in singapore as there isn't a whole lot to say. Its a very nice place, very clean as everyone says, lots of shops which is nice for some, and full of people. Other than that I'm at a bit of a ...

Singapore is a tiny country, but somehow they manage to cram 5 million people onto an Island, a mere 15 miles wide at its shortest point. I kept hearing was that this is where East meets West, but didn't understand what that meant until I arrived. ...

... now have my own room, A/C, Internet, laundry, kitchen and shared bathroom all for £15 a night which is very cheap for Singapore believe me.. I was actually thinking of celebrating my triumphal arrival here by staying a night in Raffles but ...

... cross the road, no mean feat in Singapore, it took about 20 minutes.  They don't do pedestrian crossings in Singapore apparently.  I had a walk around the redeveloped waterfront area, which is now the main bar/restaurant area, though I was sure ...

... somewhat convoluted, was found on the internet. AirAsia fly to Bangkok and from Bangkok to Phuket, and two tickets from Singapore - Bangkok - Phuket would cost a total of 114 pound, so we booked flights for tomorrow. torrential rain curtailed our late ...

... and had a singapore sling (a cocktail drink) and you can throw the peanut shells onto the floor which is fun.. I also aquired myself a singapore slig glass. Tomorrow we are heading off to Malaysia!! good by huge singapore that i get lost in all the ...