Singapore Inn

... 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 in Singapore on ...

... I was pleasantly surprised to find a small but perfectly formed hostel!  If you're in Singapore for a couple of nights, I'd definitely recommend Rucksack Inn.  The people running it are brand new, really friendly and helpful.  The place is ...

... between 4-5am and I was not feeling good! We got ourselves together and Martin, Jar and I headed to RuckSack Inn to clean up before heading to Singapore Zoo. After a very hot shower, some serious teeth brushing and a burger and chips, we were ready for ...

... we managed to get into Singapore legally with all the correct papers, despite me forgetting to bring my departure card. Arriving in Singapore, we were overwhelmed by all the adverts, posters and general impact the Grand Prix had had on the city. Various ...

... expected. We got dropped off at a bus station and made the last bit of our jounrey by the MRT (Singapore's version of the underground and arrived at 'The Inn Crowd' where we had booked ourselves in because we had been warned how expensive and how hard it ...

... date. The other card went at the Malaysia check point. OK, that all went well and we all got to the Transnasional depot in Singapore at Lavender Street. Where was I, no Idea at all, so after getting refreshed at the toilet I asked where the closest money ...

... ’t have such luck – someone was in the middle seat so it wasn’t quite as comfortable. We arrived at Singapore’s Changi Airport within 30 minutes of each other – great timing!  Our first impression of Singapore was how ...

... Hotel Singapore - Hotel 81 - Palace - Parkroyal on Kitchener Road - Hotel Royal - Asphodel Inn Singapore - The Elizabeth - A Far East Hotel - York Hotel - Metropolitan YMCA Singapore - Copthorne ...

... with amazing collection of whales + Dolphin show - kids loved it, Segway rides, Merlion, 4D magix (another must see), images of Singapore (another beauty) rounded off our day. We spent the entire day at Sentosa and still couldn't have enough of it. Back ...

... of the city, especially at night when the lights come on. This is a recommendation by the Rucksack INN, and now my recommendation for anyone heading to Singapore. Come and check out these sights at night! That brings my exploration of Singapore to an ...

... a nap. That evening we went to eat at the famous Maxwell Road Hawker Centre. This place is generally esteemed as one of Singapore's best hawker centres, basically this is in an open-sided 30 stalled food barn. This is where the local people come to eat, ...

... here. Courtesy of Kugen I had a simple straight forward journey that enabled me to site see whilst travelling right through to Singapore. Yesterday Kugen informed me he actually worked in the city so it was no hassle for him to drop ...

... Parliament house, the colonial Victoria Theatre and Sir Stamford Raffles landing site (The British Official credited for founding modern Singapore). Just in these five minutes, you realise Singapore is no ordinary city. The streets are immaculately clean, ...

... generally end up smashing my head off the window when it slips down which is both unpleasant and embarassing! I arrived to Singapore train station in the late evening, after once again losing time passing through border control... everyone off the train ...

... Sling we crowd watch, a mix of locals who head straight up the spiral staircase knowingly and holiday makers. Sitting back with a Singapore Sling and a lemonade, there is nothing more to do than chat and chow down on monkey nuts. Friday 3rd: Today is ...

It was exhilarating arriving in Singapore. After 9 months travelling through Asia, it was a breath of fresh air to arrive in a city with clean streets, modern surroundings, flashy cars, chic restaurants and bars, shopping malls selling just about ...

... do. The Marina Bay Sands hotel is three buildings with the ship on top which I think is the casino part, is particularly amazing. Singapore is a melting pot, it does not have a national language it is a pure mix of Malay and Chinese and English seems to ...

... class bunks.  The class of ticket doesn't change the fact that sleeping is difficult - the train moves too much! Surprisingly the Singapore train station is not linked to the MRT (subway) and it is about 2km to the nearest one.  We had ...

... take me down to the waterfront to enjoy dinner in a great restaurant (Jane - thanks for the recommendation!) From Singapore ......home for 3 weeks to enjoy staying in the same bed for a while and not living out of a bag before ...

Heisann! Ja, naa er det lenge siden sist her. Ting gaar unna for aa si det saann. Vi befinner oss naa i Singapore, som dere sikkert har faatt med dere. Bor paa YMCA. Greit sted og ikke altfor dyrt. Singapore er det mest "vestlige" landet vi har vaert i ...