Royal Hotel Singapore

... on their English royal history and Steve is practicing French by trying to make hotel bookings over the phone to Hotel Francois! We are flying Singapore Airlines (the longer haul on the new A380 so hopefully not too painful!) with a two night stopover ...

... - York Hotel - Metropolitan YMCA Singapore - Copthorne Orchid Hotel Singapore - Garden Hotel Singapore - Royal Peacock Hotel - Peninsula Excelsior Hotel - Hotel Supreme - Hotel 81 - Bencoolen ...

... a new Metro station currently under construction. Appearance of Balloon is unlikely unless time travel is possible. 14.15pm - The Park Royal Hotel on Beach Road and connected mini-mall in remembrance of Martin and Kate’s Honeymoon stay at this very ...

... bags of several packets of chewing gum before proceeding through immigration relatively hassle free. Once in Singapore, we were dropped off at the Park Royal Hotel which was a little bit like being told this is what you could have had ...

... city.   The streets that we passed were spotless, all signs in English, it took half an hour to get to the Park Royal Hotel, and once again I was greeted by precise organisation.  No sooner had my cab pulled up but we had a porter take my ...

... Singapore Botanic gardens which was more exciting than it sounds. It was a half hour walk down the road from the hotel. The Royal Orchid Gardens were highly impressive. There were lots of ponds and walking paths - great place to escape to for relaxation ...

... a thrilling luge ride, visited the Butterfly Park, viewed the city from above (via cable car) while taking note of Singapore's history at numerous multimedia attractions (namely 'Images of Singapore' and 'The Merlion'). A city we will definitely return ...

... they are taking us here - I'm sort of scoffing about it - and then I end up buying a sapphire ring.  It's my Singapore ring!  The sales people are extremely pushy and practically tear the credit card out of my hand.  Sentosa Island:  ...

... in The Eastern and Oriental on Penang Island too, which is similar, but cheaper. Still $150 a night though! Anyway, I rather liked the Singapore Sling, though more alcohol required. Not exactly a bargain at $25-30 a pop! I had one in KL and it was ...

... ) into the city. The ride took about 20 minutes and we were so dead tired by the time we got to the hotel. We are staying at the Royal Plaza on Scotts which is near Orchard blvd (where all the shopping is) The lobby itself was a bit gaudy and there ...

... find my hotel easily. I've decided to treat myself for the next couple of nights and book myself a room at the 5-star Royal Plaza on Scotts hotel in Singapore. It only costs 50 quid a night - the same as the travel inn back home as I booked it on the ...

... MUST be able to speak, read and write English to get by in this country.  Very very interesting....I also learnt that Singapore is the 4th strongest financial capital in the world.  They are very very proud of their economic status and as they ...

... The KL Hop-on Hop off bus stops very near at the hotel.  The Indian eateries are two stops from Corus Hotel. Most importantly, the aeroline bus to singapore starts from Corus - Big deal. Also, KLCC MRT (your lifeline to get around in KL) is 2 ...

... sites. Come to think of it - I didn't see a single cop during our 5 nite-6 day stay. While staying at the Royal Queen's Hotel proved really great - they were the only hotel in town willing to accomodate me and my family of 5 (3 adults 2 kids) in one ...

... plus a few white lies, "its our honeymoon") we managed to get upgraded to one of the best rooms in the hotel on the club floor. Nice view of the 'singapore flyer' (which is apparently the largest wheel in the world).especially at night as it is lit up and ...

... a tiny country just at the tip of the Malay Peninsula. Few of the 63 islands that make up the country are inhabited-the largest, Singapore Island, has a population of more than 3,000,000. The city is a mix of old and new, with huge skyscrapers and ...

... do without me. On our last day in Singapore we went over to Sentosa Island. Its a strange place, like a playground for Singapore which is not yet finished. It has little beaches with imported sand, lifegaurds with no current or bathers and bars that ...

... there and lots of fish - we bought some fish food and huge cat fish appeared from nowhere And we went to Raffles hotel last night for a Singapore sling - well that was the plan - ended up having a steak and more wine and beer too while we were there. ...

... ...all year long.  Crazy. In sum, I had a fantastic three days in Singapore.  I especially enjoyed watching uncensored CNN in our hotel, so I got to watch Olympic torch relay protests around the world.  For those of you ...

... worschip the chinese comunity have for the tempel. After that whe got to go to some other tourist spots in Singapore and finally whe got to check in at our Hotel!!! Later today will go for a swim in the pool and go to see some of the nightlife here in ...

... has got me into, not much there though but the smells where amazing, not.  Spent the afternoon at the famous Raffles hotel to taste their famous Singapore Sling, at $25 per glass we hoped that it lived up to it's name and it did but wouldn't want ...