Singapore Holiday Inn

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... to finish it in style! For my last night I moved from the hostel in Little India to an Exec Suite in the Holiday Inn (I have stretched out those loyalty points so well!). I then headed to Raffles to enjoy a famous 'Singapore ...

... temps. Quand nous avons arrivé a notre hôtel, a environ 15h, nous avons allé a notre chambre. Notre hôtel est le Holiday Inn, elle est très belle. Après que nous avons relaxé à notre chambre, nous avons allé pour une marche quand c’était ...

... Phil wasn't too flash on the flight, and after we landed, did the waiting for bags, taxis etc finally checked into the Atrium Holiday Inn at 01:30, Phil almost simultaneously threw up as he opened the door to the bathroom - luckily there was a split ...

... and modern. Just as others had described it. We had no problem getting a taxi out of the airport to our hotel, the Holiday Inn Atrium, which was very nice. It consists of a tall tower with the rooms encircling the centre and glass elevators in the ...

... Could't got over the size of the new airport in Bangkok , certainly a spectacular building. Got a cab into Silom district where the Silom Holiday Inn is, and again, the size of Bangkok blew me away. I guess the last time I was here I didn't take taxis on ...

... to Outram Park, the nearest station from our hotel. There were taxis lined up outside the station, and we took one to the Holiday Inn Atrium, which cost us $6 - approx £2. The Holiday Inn Atrium is very nice. The rooms are a decent size and ...

... to the hotel for the free breakfast ☺ When I heard that we would get a free breakfast every morning I was expecting a Holiday Inn sort of cereal-and-croissants breakfast, but this was a full-on gourmet meal, with eggs and pancakes and waffles ...

... remember when she almost assaulted the psycho neighbour...THIS WAS WORSE!) I found her in the hallway rocking by herself mumbling about the Holiday Inn! I would have laughed but I feared for my safety!) She said she took a panic attack and had to get ...

... , massage, showers, city tours ( we missed the bus but wanted to be on it ). Our plan, D.V., is to stay at the Holiday Inn near the airport in San Fran and drive in our rented car.  We jumped onto Travelocity yesterday in town and checked our ...

... sandals, somed Nike 90 football boots for Ryan etc etc etc. Good thing for credit cards huh!!! Stayed at the Park View Holiday Inn near Orchard Road, a lot better position and hotel than the Atrium, though the Atrium staff were heaps more laid back-thus ...

... and went down to the street to get our bearings and find breakfast.  We couldn't believe the sights!  Singapore is a hustling, bustling Asian city, very international with a huge Chinese influence, but western society influences and business ...

... citizens, 70% of them are of Chinese ethnics, around 14% are Malaysians and ten percent are Indians. Like Hong Kong, Singapore started as a small fishing village and was originally a British Colony. Our second stop was near the Marina Harbour where had ...

... we should try this at home! Singapore is also a multi racial city.  Various Chinese linguistic groups form 75.2% of Singapore`s residents, Malays 13.6%, Indians 8.8%, and Eurasians, Arabs and other groups form 2.4%. The bus took us by some of the ...

... gets bigger every year! After about 20 minutes on the bus, we stopped, and then got onto a different bus, the Singapore Heritage Sightseeing Bus. This bus would later take us through Little India, Chinatown, around old Singapore, and many other places. ...

... than Jonti (See picture 3). We walked onto Raffles (grandfather Bird's old watering hole during WW2) where we decided that a Singapore sling would blow the budget so we looked on at the richer than us from out front. Heat exhaustion ...

... light set up, not lit up in the light, and we figured it would be amazing. There were thousands of people walking the streets; Singapore has as many people as New York City. On the street, there are stores like Calvin Klein, Gucci, Forever 21, Guess, and ...

... week has flown by! I was a bit worried and had been warned that I may get a tad bored spending over a week in Singapore but I have loved it. I've been spending my days poolside, at the gym or exploring the ridiculous amount of shopping centres here. ...

... KL around 2PM.  We took taxi from Orchard Road where the bus dropped us to the airport. I remembered that taking taxi in Singapore is really expensive and I got reminded why, because they added a lot of fees on top of it. Even though the meter says ...

... Raffles hotel which is AMAZING!!!! The hotel is so pretty! Really traditional with loads of white coloumns - looked very expensive! We had a Singapore sling in the bar which was very tasty and threw the nut shells on the floor.  We then went to ...

... 's cheap and easy but maybe not for you if you like your clean and tidy restaurants. If you're thinking of visiting Singapore, here are my must-do's: Sentosa Island The Zoo The Night Safari Chinatown Little India The Merlion Travel on the MRT ...