Mandarin Oriental Hotel Singapore

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Well, here we are in the Mandarin Oriental in Singapore - very hot and humid outside so on computer waiting for a room to be available.  Landed into a lovely, clean and new airport. Flight on A380 was very nice - with surprisingly good food! - It's ...

... everything you could wish for at your fingertips.  Or at least it was at the very swish and very lovely 5* Mandarin Oriental Hotel - some start for a couple of backpackers!  Something tells me we shouldn't get used to this kind of luxury!  ...

... an overnight flight from Hyderabad while Avinash joined us on Friday.  I found a sweet deal at the Mandarin Oriental which is arguably the nicest, most posh hotel in Singapore so we were definitely going to be staying in the lap of luxury.  At ...

... times but for the first time I hadnt bought a city guide- unlike me! We strolled along to see what the Pan Pacific and Mandarin Oriental hotels were like but they were ultra modern and impersonal so back to Raffles we went for High Tea. As well as the ...

... say. Well, actually no. This turned out to be pretty sweet... Allow us to tell you a little about the hotel. It is called the Mandarin Oriental. The same Mandarin Oriental that you can can reside in Hyde Park and many other big cities in the world. Its ...

... Singapore at 2:20 local time (one hour ahead). We took a cab from airport for about $15 USD to Oriental Hotel- part of the Mandarin Oriental chain. In the cab we were immediately struck by the beauty and cleanliness of the city, everything was shiny and ...

... we get a better look at the other side of the city skyline.  Behind the hedgehog/durian building you can see the Mandarin Oriental in a really ugly grey-brown square building.  Isn’t this meant to be the most exclusive hotel in the world ...

What else to do with only one night in Singapore? Go for Chicken Rice at Chatterbox in the Mandarin Hotel, the home of Mandarin Chicken Rice since 1971, and then have a Singapore Sling in Raffles Hotel. Fantastic. We also managed to stay in a ...

... handle bars acting as the horn and Laura Branigan resonating from speakers below my seat we headed back to the Oriental. Nothing like cruising the streets of Singapore with the tune, "How am I supposed to Live Without You" blaring to make you feel cool. ...

... of taking a picture of my door with my cell phone so I have something to refer to. While in the elevator at the Mandarin Oriental on October 31, I stared at the buttons trying to remember which floor I was on. 11...12...13...14 THIRTEEN? Asians, ...

... thier crops and the smoke has covered the sky over singapore.  still it looks feral.  so i get to my hotel and I am at the mandarin oriental singapore.  This place is HUGE!  and definatly a asian 5 star hotel.  I get off the bus ...

... prendre une decision. Elle est pas belle la vie? On commence donc aujourd'hui par le Dolce Vita, le restaurant italien du Mandarin Oriental. Le lobby de l'hotel est magnifique. On monte au 4e et la Dolce Vita se vit autour de la piscine, avec sa vue sur ...

... our 2 nights in the same sort of splendour either. Unfortunately the budget doesn't stretch to the 5 star luxury of the Mandarin Oriental but we did okay and our hotel was in a great spot. We did have a bit of a false start when I tried my charm to get ...

... For business accommodation, the Shangri-la was voted Asia's best hotel chain, while the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok was the top hotel, followed by Singapore's Ritz-Carlton Millenia. For those business travelers dreading the prospect of yet another ...

... les grands hôtels. Ce samedi, nous sommes allés nous régaler de dim sum au restaurant " Cherry Garden" de l'hôtel Mandarin Oriental. Jean-Michel a descendu une bouteille de Ruinart à lui tout seul, moi un peu plus raisonnable avec une demi. Les ...

... there are also several bars and lots of shops. We took our time wandering around and then sat in the courtyard bar, drinking Singapore Slings and listening to White Christmas – very civilised and very cooling! Then we made our way back to the hotel ...

... to the Botanical Gardens at my request. The boys got hot and tired quickly and retired to the hotel pool, but I stayed and explored the orchid gardens. Singapore has one of the best natural environments for orchids, with the heat and stifling humidity, ...