Mercure Hotel Singapore

We arrived in Singapore at 5:15am and Scarlett looked like a dead person as she walked through the airport because she didn't get any sleep on the flight! We had to wait around in the lobby for 4 hours as our room was taken and by then it was 6:00am. ...

... as the room was not yet ready. Later that afternoon we had some great chicken rice at one of Singapore's famous food courts opposite the hotel! The contrast to India is stark! Singapore is super clean, efficient and people are so helpful and ...

... first class train experience this evening ... we’re sure it sounds flasher than it really is, as we have seen the Singapore train station ... think Auckland Train Station prior to Britomart.  So the first day was filled with lazing by the ...

Again, we arrived late into Singapore, but everything just seemed to fall into place - just like the rest of our trip. We managed to get a shuttle bus free of charge - to our TOTALLY LUXURIOUS motel - Mork and I decided we could live in that motel, it ...

... green foliage growing everywhere in Singapore, but it also makes for smelly BO and sticky/stinky clothing. Eww. Luckily our hotel, The Grand Mercure Roxy provided all their guests with free airport shuttle service... and best of all, the mini-bus was ...

... been good the past 4 months.  It's a long way from Moscow aswell.  As a final treat we decided to check into fancy Mercure hotel to avail of a bath, channels to watch the Pool beat Bolton 3-0 and a swimming pool.  The city itself was so ...

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... enchanting ride which passed many of the old bridges each of a different design and quaint lighting. We also saw the Singapore Flyer, Asia's equivalent of the LOndon eye no doubt providing some iconic views of the island. It was a lovely way to ...

... I took the first leg of the journey home with a Singapore Airways flight to Singapore where I have an overnight stay. I must say that Singapore Airlines goes to the top of my list as far as airlines are concerned. The service on board was excellent as was ...

... back and forth to Singapore to sell their products and purchase low-priced electronic goods. Many of them also worked in Singapore.      But strict security measures imposed by both Singapore and Indonesia in the 1980s cut off their ...

... happiness isn't an end goal I don't think. I think it just comes and goes. I hope it comes back to me soon.  Singapore is a funny city. It's very americanised, more expensive than Dublin although taxis and the cinema are cheaper! I am off to china in ...

We left Perth and it was only 15 degrees, when we got to Singapore it was about 30 degrees and very humid. The Grand Mecure is very nice and has a great pool for kids. For dinner I had spring rolls and they were very good. Now we are getting ready to go ...

Arrived to Singapore at a bit after 3, checked into hotel by about 5 for 2 hours sleep before starting the city tour. stopped at quite a few sights, the orchid garden being a highlight. then a kip for a few hours before checking out and heading to the ...

... Restaurant washed down with Stella Artois. Tuesday 12 February 2008 - 23:08 Location: Miramar Hotel, Singapore Walked along Singapore River - twice today! The lunchtime business lunches created a very different atmosphere to the ...

... the big economic and industrial cities of Switzerland, and clearly benefits a lot from its strategic location. We stayed two nights at the Mercure hotel in the city center. I had business in Basel, so my wife and son had extra time to explore the ...

... / WELLINGTON Transfer by coach from your hotel to Wellington. On arrival into Wellington you will be transferred to the Mercure Hotel Wellington, 345 The Terrace for a three night stay TUE 14 JUN WELLINGTON WED 15 JUN WELLINGTON 1910 ...

... and knees. Shoes must be removed before entering the temple. There is an additional fee for taking photographs at the temple. · Raffles hotel · Singapore sling · Ayuthaya · Set up own tour of SIN-A $34, 3.5 hours · 9:00-18:00 · Ship berth next ...

I left the house earlier to take the train to the airport. Although it was going to be a short 5D4N night, I took along my backpack instead of a small travel bag because I had paid extra for the budget flight to do a check-in so it seemed so wrong to ...

... district, hotels, shols and a marina. Construction started on 29th November 1987 when President Suharto and Lee Kuan Yew, SIngapore's first Prime Minister, each planted a banyan tree here as the symnol of the friendship between the two countries. Prime ...

... ,  and then down to Sydney after new year to catch the first 2 days of the Sydney test with Lyd and Jerrow. Back via Singapore and Kula Lumpa, it all makes for a very interesting trip. About time I tried to get some sleep before we land, Evo’s ...