Good Hotels in Singapore

... , who rely on the Mekong River to exist, was an interesting one. An escape from the big cities, but the ability to not have to change hotels every few days, and still enjoying good food and wine, was very appealing and so we agreed 'let's do it'.

... Thoughts -- The entire trip costed me less than INR 1,40,000 (USD 3000). We visited all the major attractions, stayed at good hotels, had great indian foods, flew quality airlines and still managed to spend much less than what many of the tour operators ...

... trees. Singapore is a gloriously planned city. Everything works towards making a stay there pleasurable and there are many Singapore hotels where one can appreciate the superb engineering of the city. One of the greatest contributors to this is ...

... in Singapore around 4PM and caught a bus to the train terminal. We decided to check out a hostel in Chinatown (Beary Good Hostel -- $20 Singapore Dollars / night). We are staying in a 10-person dorm since Singapore is so expensive. Pretty nice place ...

... work. This was a hole-in-the-wall place with plastic tables and chairs out on the footpath, but a great introduction to Singapore food. I ordered roast duck and noodles and a big bottle of Tiger beer for only SD4.50 - exceptionally cheap and very tasty - ...

... countryside: SINGAPORE: Our hotel in Singapore: Regent Hotel.   Singapore skyline: By contrast, Singapore is a bustling city with plenty of good restaurants and places to visit.  Orchard Road is their main shopping street, ...

... the path clear of fallen leaves, using an old-fashioned broom. I have since noticed that this seems to be a popular occupation in Singapore - paths, pavements and lawns seem to be constantly swept clear - what a clean and tidy place this is. I had a bath ...

We are off and the first of our four 10+ hour flights is now behind us. Had a good flight on Thursday with Singapore airlines. Upon arrival at the hotel in Singapore there was a message waiting for us from an ex-colleague from the UK ...

... se them and white tigers and again loads of animals I've never seen before so really interesting.  Another really good day, love singapore and had a really good time here gone way over budget but owell, then it was off to the airport ...

... gets bigger every year! After about 20 minutes on the bus, we stopped, and then got onto a different bus, the Singapore Heritage Sightseeing Bus. This bus would later take us through Little India, Chinatown, around old Singapore, and many other places. ...

... Avan and Dallas who had never previously ventured out of Australia. We had booked a couple of nights at one of Singapore's premier 5 star hotels - The Marina Mandarin, this was an adventure. We spent our time mostly down at the pool bar sipping very ...

... understand the answer. It is fairly easy to get by in English, but there are so many different cultures converging in Singapore, Indian, Chinese, Malay, and European as well. Each corner reveals something new. Food The overlying theme is, spice.. ...

... 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 ...

... top hotels... The budget of a one-week business trip would easily pay a few months travelling, for example. Well at least in Singapore I didn't stay near the airport: I had asked for a hotel in town... because I had plans to visit a bit the ...

... straight through passport and customs and jumped into an awaiting taxi. Just a taste of how efficient and accommodating the Singapore lifestyle could be.     We checked into our hostel, 1 Florence Close, located in the northern suburbs of ...

... too and there was a shuttle bus that took you between the locations. One of the art festival exhibitions was created around Singapore’s Merlion. This is a sculpture that was commissioned to be the symbol of Singapore and is a statue of a lion ...

... a part of this historical experience is eating peanuts and throwing the shells on the floor while sipping your Sling...... Here are the Singapore Sling Ingredients •30 ml Gin •15 ml Cherry brandy •120 ml pineapple juice •15 ml lime ...

... Little India for lunch.  Eating at the Tekka Market was absolutely fantastic, and surprisingly inexpensive for this country. Singapore is definitely a multicultural city containing a Little India, a Chinatown, and an Arab district.  We visited ...

... to see so much here and next for me is the world renowned beauty of the Thai islands to the south. Practical Singapore EZ-link is a card you buy at the airport and charge up with money to allow fast access through the MRT ...

... which i only did coz it was included in the ticket price. then they had a museum which was like madame tuassads of singapore history. the best part next was the pink dolphin show. good job i didnt see them in hong kong :) .......i'm sure missus ...

... to the left of me who kept wanting to get out while I was trying to sleep. Getting onto the MRT (N.B. underground in Singapore) seemed to be the turning point, though actually walking from terminal 1 to 2 was very restorative. To stretch my legs ...