Singapore Hilton

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... I was already in Singapore.  Upon arrival, had a quick breakfast in Mc Donalds on Forum which was just beside the Hilton in Singapore. It is highly advisable to have breakfast in Singapore. The deal is very good. Only SGD 5 for a good ...

... them another chance...... We flew over Malaysia and have to say it's a jungle down there and with that we are officially in Singapore.....awesome......the airport is so neat.....I mean clean and organized.  So to get to our hotel we have to get into ...

... some great experiences over the past 5 weeks.  The last 10 days we have travelled down from South Thailand through Malaysia to Singapore.  Our first stop in Malaysia was the colonial island of Penang in the North West.  There is about 50% ...

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... scratch! I suppose I wanted a few Tom Cruise Cocktail theatrics in exchange for my $21! The main attractions on Singapore (bar the hundreds of shopping malls!) are the zoo and night safari. Clare and I had been looking forward ...

From the jungles of Borneo to the skyscrapers in Singapore within 24 hours.. Though Peninsula Malaysia is very well developed, Borneo is supposed to be more rural. So when we decided to fly to Borneo, we actually decided to get the rural part over ...

... tried. I did take a few pictures, and it was beautiful. At the break of dawn tomorrow i make my way to Sentosa Island. Singapore's paradise Island just 20minutes away. I opted to take the cable car there as it would be the most scenic. I must leave ...

Slightly sad to leave KL, but at the same time looking forward to returning to Singapore where we have some good memories from our Honeymoon three years ago. Before we left KL though we dropped our bags off in Left Luggage (5 ringgit for the day) at KL ...

... a flickering screen and a keyboard that sticks,thus increasing my typo count, but... get this... in the bistro of the Singapore Hilton typing on my new computer over my breakfast croissants and coffee!  Ain't life strange?!  And apparently this ...

... and took the local Metro to the stadium where we picked up our tickets for tomorrow's Opening Ceremony of the Singapore Youth Olympics... The temperature was even more unbearable than before... Nathalie was completely drenched in sweat!!! We decided to ...

... got a driver from the airport to the hotel - what a fantastic guy - chatty, but not too much full of useful information about Singapore, did you know that alot of Singapore is reclaimed land from the sea and you are only 1 hour from the nearest Indonesian ...

... in the afternoon. A "Begegnung der dritten Art" was made in the Raffles Hotel which is the most prestigious colonial hotel of Singapore. We were doing our photo shoots when we were approached by a mid-60s olympics volunteer from Canada who took a photo ...

... ; Little China, India,  Malaysia . Feels like I'm touring Epcot.  Food and smells are great.   Singapore's a little pricey....even the street fairs w/ merchants selling rings, statues, jade artifiacts....they don't care to negotiate ...

... . We got off the bus a few stops earlier, so we could walk down Orchard Road and see all the pretty lights. Singapore was decorated so nicely in preparation for Christmas, including many nativity scenes and signs that said things like "Find the true ...

... safe & sound. Andrew's freebies again, After taking the subway from the airport, we stayed at The Conrad Singapore, part of the Hilton family.  The views from our room were stunning.  We checked in and went to look for food and ...

... mall centre and more neon lights. We settled on a Moroccan restaurant. Q: What do you call two Australians in Singapore chatting with a Nepalese waiter at a Moroccan restaurant drinking Irish beer before flying to Turkey? A: Weirdos. As the ...

... , SEATAC, LAX, SFO, etc. We got into Johor Bahru, after a 45 minute flight, jumped on a bus and headed straight to Singapore. Went through Customs, got our Passports stamped, and was dropped off at one of the MRT train stations. We then headed to ...

... restaurants, imagine the Print Works but with amazing food, even more crazy bars, and a river side view.  Here we sampled Singapore's national dish, Chilli Crab, and it is AMAZING!  Then we went for the best Mojhitos ever in a fun Cuba bar with ...

... top bunks!. The journey was uneventful and around 06.00 we all had to alight the train to go through immigration. As we arrived at Singapore station the rain fell, and fell and fell. We took a taxi, this time the driver did seem to know where he was ...