Gateway Hotel Singapore

... only impressive flower display area are right after the entrance. After that just a normal garden; plenty of walking though. The Singapore Pavilion was the worst among all!!! You can travel around easily on the MRT; just like Singapore. But the people ...

... the park area and also towards the small jetty which faces the main attractions of Singapore....the Marina Bay Hotel, Singapore Flyer,Merlion and the new Theatre House  (something like the Opera House in Sydney). Took some beautiful photographs (I ...

... tea while waiting for boarding time. When the time came, we boarded the plane. The plane took off on time and I landed in Singapore at 7.15 am. Despite sorting my mobile roaming for the fourth time with DiGi, my roaming failed to work. I lost my temper ...

... hotel and had lunch at one of the Vietnamese restaurants nearby, just a few doors away. The food was average, maybe by Singapore standards it may be good, but from my experience, its average. In total, the simple lunch cost me SGD 4. ...

... about 2:30 am, easily made it through customs and made our way to the taxi rank to take us to the hotel.  Curious thing about Singapore is that they have extremely tough laws regarding drug trafficking, smuggling and such, but other than the rare ...

Singapore was our gateway to Asia.  Only having a few days here we saw all the major sites in a couple days.  We went on a city day tour bus and went around Chinatown, Little India and Orchard Road.  Orchard Road is one huge ...

... napkins offered when you eat.  Scientists claim that marijuana is the gateway drug.  I believe after my visit to Singapore, that napkins are the "gateway trash."  (Laura got a big kick out of this theory...)  No napkins=no trash in the ...

... day began with a walk through Fort Canning Park, a hilly area in the Colonial District of Singapore. There remains Fort Gate – the surviving gateway to Canning’s fort – and the 1939 underground operations bunker from which the Allied ...

... hours drinking countless whiskey's, telling me his life story and going on how "those fucking Asians" were getting everywhere. (Your on Singapore Airlines mate, what do you expect). I'm having the window seat next time, no doubt. We thought the transfer ...

... was fine, no delays and very little turbulence. Waffle getting aquainted with a Hindu elephant statue Arrived at Singapore on Friday evening and checked in to another hotel for an overnight stay.  Just enough time to walk along the main road for a ...

... get any hotels. Most of the hotels were fully booked until the 11th of July. As such, I have had to try this new hotel called Gateway Hotel which is located in Paya Lebar area, partially a Malay area and partially a red light district. I just hope that I ...

... they prepared to surrender to the Japanese forces. At the second museum, they provided more information about occupied Singapore. It is however, extremely difficult to describe accurately just how terribly the local population (particularly Chinese) and ...

... appeal....Strangely, the Sri Mahamariamman Temple is in Chinatown even though it's a Hindu temple mostly frequented by Indians. The gateway is in another very ordinary street with lots of garland makers stalls outside. The entrance has a gateway with ...

... I wouldn't shop, see).  It sports a promenade by the water which overlooks the Merlion fountain, the symbol of Singapore, at the gateway to the city, and a spectacular view of the city skyline.  The casino itself is gargantuan in proportion, ...

... . October 22, 2011 This morning I went and walked around a local market for about an hour, exchanged my Indonesia money back to Singapore dollars and bought a bubble tea. Then I got a really bad headache so I went back to the house. I didn't really feel ...

Today we took the Metro to spend the day at Sentosa Island, a man made resort/adventure island south of Singapore. The weather was nice & hot but more importantly its sunny, so we planned to spend some time on the beaches. We arrived at Harbour Front ...

... pigeons circling the air above while scores of men with cameras slung around their necks pester tourists, "Photo madam, in front of Gateway to India .. very nice, madam you see this album, please."  And others laden with giant balloons and noisy ...

Siem Reap, the gateway to the famous AngKor Wat, is a mere 2 hours flight away from Singapore. My main purpose of visiting Siem Reap is for the infamous Ang Kor Wat, and the various temples built during the ancient Angkorian period. ...

... of my budget compared to the hotels outside the sentosa. Anyway, I still decided to take "The Sentosa Hotel & Spa the Beaufort Singapore" at 2 Bukit Manis Road, Sentosa, Singapore. Far enough from Singapore's metropolis for complete relaxation yet ...