Novotel Singapore

... gateway to Canning’s fort – and the 1939 underground operations bunker from which the Allied war effort in Singapore was masterminded (now restored, called the Battlebox, and a tourist attraction). We kept strolling through the humidity at a ...

... drag, but whatever the reason we were all surprised at just how quickly our 10 hour flight back to Singapore passed. We had booked to stay at the Novotel Hotel tonight, and despite requesting an early check-in when we made the booking on-line they ...

... plane - Singapore Airlines from Melbourne to Singapore. It was a long flight or so it seemed with some turbulance. We arrived in Singapore 3.30pm, got picked up by our driver and made our way to our motel. Following a short orientation around the motel we ...

... 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 ...

... lit eyeful – if one was loaded, it would be difficult to choose between the Fullerton and Raffles on one’s next visit to Singapore – neoclassicism in all its glory! And strolling arm in arm for the rest of the walk home – ah, ...

... Womens netball team The Diamonds,who had just won the world cup series against New Zealand in extra time...by 1 point....here in Singapore and they were out to celebrate. Then at breakfast thismorning we saw them again as they were staying at the same ...

<By Emma>   Et voila, notre sejour a Singapour s'acheve. Ah, Singapour la ville de la proprete, du non crime et des gens riches ! Un vrai petit paradis de la consommation ou il l'on se promene en totale securite.   Si, si, c'est ...

This morning we were woken by the sound of knocking on our door. It turned out to be one of the hotel staff asking if our mini-bar needed replenishing. After a very disturbed night for both Mike & I, it seemed like it was still very early in the ...

... the city so we were taken around the major areas of the river, central finance and civic districts, the inevitable Merlion - symbol of Singapore, a gem factory - very bling-heavy and not my taste at all and lastly the orchids at the botanic gardens - very ...

... ; Gillian were keen to accompany us to the Raffles for a Singapore Sling, so off we went. 2 Singapore Slings each and $235.40 Singapore dollars later, we went in search of food. By the time our order was ready it was almost midnight – where did the ...

... is a bit strange, as the prices suggested they would cook the food for you, but apparently not. Had our first ever 'Singapore Slings' which were goood. Looking forward to a fun day exploring Singapore today. Will keep you updated, Love, Nick and Amy ...

quick 17 hours in ...

... Mojito (one of the best she’s had), and John had his first Sling. It ain’t like a Guinness! Raffles is such a Singapore institution. The grandeur, the history, the old-world glamour, all made us feel like we really were born to travel and live ...

... were finally let in. Peter was very happy as he was able to download all the latest news to his IPad. Getting onboard the Singapore Airlines flight was like coming home. Plane was almost empty, no wonder the have cancelled some flights. Peter and I got 3 ...

... tour of the city and saw all the main sights, it pissed it down ALL day which was a bit annoying. I'm not hugely overwhelmed with Singapore if I'm honest, yeah it's modern and it's very clean but other than that I'm not sure what there is to offer. We did ...

Today I did some more shopping in Singapore.  Finding clothes, and shoes for that matter, in Asia in American XL sizes can be challenging.  Maybe if stores in the US had to go in the back to find your size then perhaps we Americans would be more ...