Dragon Inn Singapore

... 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 (&# ...

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... for a while longer we took the cable car back over to the main island. The cable station is actually right next to Singapore's largest shopping centre so you can guess where Samantha wanted to go next. Unfortunately for her it was the same story as on ...

... edge of Little India and very soon managed to settle in to the city by wandering around the numerous shopping centres.  Singapore is a quite endearing mix of Asian culture and British manners and is probably one of the most civilised cities I have ...

So the night life of Singapore is insane and we enjoyed a number of local beers at a microbrewery in ustom quay. Great night atmosphere and the funky new age restaurant areas are something else. Also loved the lights sparkling on the river but sadly ...

... 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 ...

... caught a cab to Raffles, the world famous hotel and restaurant complex. Savouring the quintessential Raffles drink, an expensive Singapore Sling, we reclined in comfortable chairs and enjoyed a very talented local band playing at the bar. Peanuts ...

... us all up for most of the night he. The Hostel was really nice though, it was called The Checkers Inn. We would recommend it to anyone staying in Singapore. We only stayed in Singapore for a three nights. One of those nights England where playing in The ...

... , Singapore's most famous hotel. (Pub quiz fact - it's named after Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, founder of modern day Singapore. Raffles is a particularly cool surname.) Most people go to Raffles to try that most famous of cocktails, the Singapore Sling. ...

... in the bar totally ruined the atmosphere. Not to mention the price they charge for their cocktails. We both downed a Singapore sling, which is a sickly sweet concoction of cherry brandy, grenadine and lord knows what else. Our mid afternoon aperatif ...

As we crossed the bridge into Singapore, I mentally ticked another country off our list and immediately found myself looking up at the hundreds of giant skyscrapers towering above. As we got closer to the city I couldn't get over just how shiny ...

... at 8pm. ask dave about that trip! then our flight left bali airport at 10:30 and we arrived in singapore at 1am and were in bed at the dragon inn by 1:30am......whew. ps i have to give a shoutout to my favorite place, the Dragon Inn.  If your ...

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... talked to a guy from singapore when we were in Kota Kinabalu and mentioned that we had a reservation for two nights at a hostel call the "dragon inn" immediately he shook his finger and said "no, no, no, no, no, no"  very dirty.  we didn't ...

... on-demand entertainment system; and yet more airline food (all of which has been pretty good, considering); we landed in Singapore in late afternoon their time. Particularly after the southern end of Australia in winter, Singapore was hot (31°C) and ...

... the massage units in our bus seats made up for the rain! Malaysia was very green and very rural, especially after Singapore. The drive was fascinating, through the densely-populated city and then suburbs of Singapore, then across the bridge and over the ...

... him down, the little bastard was asleep! Overall I spent about six hours at the zoo and had a brilliant time. Next time I'm in Singapore I'm going to do the night safari, which starts in the evening and lets you see the animals getting busy with their ...

... math all wrong...he ended up taking about 40,000 rupiah less than he needed....) and I was officially stamped out. Landing into Singapore: I have NEVER seen so many tankers and ships in my life. They're everywhere in the sea off the coast of Singapore! ...

... 's faces was astonishing! We moved on to look at chops for Ben and headed back to a stall we'd looked at on our previous visit to Singapore. Here he choose one with a pig on the top as he is the year of the Boar/Pig. We translated his name Ben Andrew into ...

... , and eat these as we walk. Can see a flash-looking stilt village hotel across the water but don't twig that this is the funky Dragon Inn described in our Lonely Planet, as it looks too upmarket. Find what has to be the causeway. At the front of the flash ...