Regent Esplanade

... red tiled roofs. Zagreb seems small and peaceful after Budapest, and we pulled up still stinky and filthy at the amazingly swanky Regent Esplanade hotel (built in the 1920's as a stop-off for the Orient Express), much to the amusement of the immaculately ...

... .  Afterwards I went to find some brunch.  I went to ‘le bistro’ which is the restaurant joined to the Regent Esplanade hotel.  It was very fancy but I had heard it had Zagrebs best Strudek and I wanted to try it.    ...

... hotel from the small airport and he was there for the 5 of us.  Hotel was Great!! - Expensive, but great.  The Regent Esplanade was fabulous for 2 nights; could not afford more than that on any trip!  Since are arrival was late in ...

... and wife who are on honeymoon... ah bless them... Paul gives me some tips of both KL and Singapore... I walk through Esplanade Park a historic park.  Built in 1943, the Esplanade Park is one of the oldest in Singapore. The park was redeveloped ...

... The city has vibrancy unlike any other we visited.  For example, we spent a wonderful afternoon walking along the esplanade bordering the Shanghai River adjacent to the Voyager.  People were everywhere, families with young children, teenagers ...

... centre. It has a couple of excellent dioramas of the French Quarter on either side of the door as you enter. We drove down Esplanade Avenue past some lovely old houses (many of which have now been converted to B&Bs) to get to St Louis Cemetery #3 ...

... the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cairns. As Cairns sits on a bay (Trinity Bay) you'd expect the water to lap up to the Esplanade, well, it doesn't as the tide seems to be out all the time, so they built a swimming pool right on the foreshore - the ...

... I went straight out to explore, with my trusty compass. I walked for about 3 hours from the hostel to the marina and Esplanade, then back again. Singapore is clean, safe and heaving with bars, restaurants, coffee shops, hotels and shopping malls. It feels ...

... for the Prince Regent during the early 19th century, sold to the city in 1850 for £53,000. Afterward it was down to the esplanade to explore the beach of the shingled variety (pebbles!). Our friends insist it's way better than sand but we're yet to be ...

Arrived in Zagreb after about 33 hours of travel and being in transit.  Endured nearly 7 hours transit in Frankfurt.  Was transferred to the hotel which was very elegant and the room and meals were great.  Definitely worth it's 5 star ...