Empire Brunei

... lunch and a good deal of rehydration! Oh, before we go we mustn't forget to tell you about afternoon tea at the Empire, Brunei's finest and best hotel. The hotel was originally started by Prince Jefri, the Sultans brother and at that time the ...

... 25 minutes, hardly time to go to the toilet before you had to buckle up for the descent.  We were staying at the Empire Hotel and Country Club complete with Jack Nicklaus golf course. The hotel was reputed to have cost 800 million US dollars to build ...

... back about $7. If you want to enjoy a nice pot of tea whilst taking in the view of the South China Sea, the daily afternoon tea is reasonably priced at about $28. You'll impress your mother no end  more info on Brunei @ http://bruneiguru.com/ ...

... the day simply lazing about the hotel we are staying at (even managed to have a snooze this afternoon!).  First impression of Brunei is that it is very quiet and relaxed, for example the airport carpark had about 10 cars parked and we managed to see ...

... getting back to the Hotel etc.  We have an early start with a 6.30am flight so won't be up to much tonight.  We are all grateful to have had the last 3 days to rest and unwind.  Brunei has been a great stay but time to move on. ...

Our next destination was the Empire Hotel in Brunei, which is the most up market hotel here. This is supposed to be another palace built for the Sultan's brother which was later converted to this hotel. This is a seven star hotel and as the star ...

... BSB to do little for the rest of the day. The next day Emily and I were off to see one of Brunei’s more interesting attractions – the Empire Hotel and Country Club. The whole resort was built, believe it or not, to lodge royal guests and cost ...

... while in many European palaces, most of the actual space in the palace is used for administrative and state purposes as is the case with Buckingham Palace. Thus, with little visibility access, I continued my journey towards the Empire Hotel in ...