Hotel Reviews Singapore

... And on the side of my wife was a girl coming from the UK to say goodbye to her best friend, in a prison in Malaysia, or Singapore and condemned to death for drug traffic ..... who knows, it's been a while since then and that's not clear in my mind anymore ...

... touched the sides of our mouths we were that hungry! Before we left Singapore we wanted to visit the famous Raffle’s hotel and get a Singapore Sling. Everyone I’d spoken to had said I had to go so I was determined, although I’d heard a ...

... our bags and heading the the famous, RAFFLES HOTEL.  With its beautiful colonial decor, we wanted to get the famous SINGAPORE SLING, but being only 8am in the morning, they weren't yet serving liquor at their fancy establishment.  We took some ...

... Merlion statue and the funky new Esplanade - theatre on the bay building (which looked a bit like a porcupine!) but a cheeky Singapore Sling at Raffles hotel threw the budget out of the window ($21 or 7GBP for one drink!). I was pretty gutted that the ...

... Drive, where there are a cluster of beautiful old colonial buildings including the City Hall, the Supreme Court building, the Singapore Cricket Club (the Jewel of Padang), the Victoria Theatre and the Arts House (the original Parliament House). The ...

... neighbouring Fullerton Hotel will check-in to the room and stay for the night. From the Merlion it was over to Raffles Hotel to enjoy our Singapore Slings, courtesy of my Mum who had given us some left over Singapore dollars to go and have a drink. We ...

... posh Marina Bay Sands Hotel, google it if you ever have the chance (it’s amazing!). From up here we can see that Singapore is a vibrant city, huge skyscrapers, and even more being constructed. It’s the epitome of a 21s century city: it’s ...

... definitely got going for it is cheap food) and set off for a wander around the city. I didn't really expect to like Singapore that much, because after mainly hearing that it was full of big skyscrapers and very clean my main expectations were that ...

... for breakfast and iced tea we were glad to be in a cheaper country again. We didn't have any expectation from Singapore having heard mixed reviews, so we took the MRT (tube) from outside our hotel into the centre of the city. The tube network was ...

... hearing such great adventures and reviews we decided we would lengthen our Asia trip an extra two months to visit these countries. Making Singapore another city stop over. We woke up in a panic, thinking we had slept in and missed our ferry. Somehow ...

... attendants, and fold-down seats that turned into comfortable sleeping beds for the long flight. We selected the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Singapore for our pre-cruise stay.  It provided a convenient base while we explored this spectacular city.  ...

... . We get off the Kallang stop and start walking until we stroll upon Ideal Backpackers Hostel. Knowing how expensive Singapore can be, and how poor all hotel reviews were under the S$100/night mark... We decide to slum it and pay the S$50/night price ...

... gone. Late Again Ken kept us waiting as usual so we left him behind and set off for our orientation walk around Singapore city. Explored Little India, an art gallery, churches and a couple of temples. When we got back, not having realised Jack and ...

... it looks comfortable. Not bad so far - something we didn't see before. Once arrived at 'Lavender' we step out onto a typical Singapore back street. A food court, some hustle and bustle - and two minutes later we get to 'The Travellers Inn'. After reading ...

... have any excuse, and was quite embarrassed. The hotel had mixed reviews online and I wasn't expecting much, but given the hotel rates in Singapore, this was what the budget would run to...It has a very offputting smell when you walk into reception and ...

... that we could catch any coach that's going to Singapore.  Didn't take long to reach central Singapore from Customs and Immigration and a short walk to our hotel from the bus station.  My sister in law Krish was meant to be flying into Singapore ...

... booked two days and were looking forward to Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia.  If you have money to waste and love shopping then Singapore would probably impress you more but for us we were glad to move on...feeling a bit claustrophobic in our hotel and ...

... , I was astounded to learn that they record the license plate of every taxi that brings a guest to the hotel.  After scattering Singapore dollars liberally around the lobby, I went up to the room to await news.  Within an ...

... hotel the city skyline was now all lit up too and looks amazing from the window.  I was already really looking forward to Singapore and especially my theme park fix at Universal Studios but now we are here it seems the city is so much more than that ...

... And ate.  And had to walk after that.   Explored a bit more of Chinatown streets including Singapore's first upmarket boutique hotel (the Scarlett) set on a very nice street of restored Chinese shophouses.  Back over to Ann Siang Road ...