South East Asia Hotel Singapore

... of East Malaysia on the Island of Borneo, (which is my tropical haven) and West Malaysia on the Asian peninsula between Thailand & Singapore. The 2nd question everyone asks: "What the heck do I do over there?" As a true Gemini, I alternate my time ...

... one made, but I'm holding off till we get somewhere a little cheaper. I've been told that Singapore is probably the most expensive place in South East Asia. We came across another great little food market – where the food was even cheaper – ...

... so Laura got him to wave the late check out fee as long as we gave it top marks. We both thought Singapore was a great place to end our time in South-East Asia. Apart from it being a really nice and relaxed place to explore, it was also useful on a ...

... races/religions in order to avoid racial dis-harmony (maybe this is something the west should try?).  We arrived at our hotel, the South East Asia Hotel, by taxi, a good call, as even the taxi driver had never heard of it , but eventually found it, ...

... and lack of sleep; neither would slow anyone down!!! Third day we were off to Melaka. We stayed at the South EAst Asia Hotel, 190, Waterloo Street Singapore tel: 65 6338 2394 - www.seahotel.com.sg email: seahotel@singnet.com.sg  A room for three ...

... not a morsel left in sight. At $35 a person, this was by far the most expensive dinner we have had since we arrived in South East Asia, but it was well worth it. This dinner in the states would have cost a hell of a lot more, and we got the spectacular ...

... it I suppose.... As soon as we got to Singapore, quick change & went straight to the Raffles Hotel, the oldest and poshest in Singapore, and ordered a Singapore Sling Cocktail each, this is where this ghastly stuff was invented in 1920 ish. Bloody ...

... the city for hours and only stopped to refuel. It is a beautiful city and we wish we had more time there. Singapore is a soft step into South-East Asia as it is more Westernized than most other counties. I dubbed it the Asia that people go to when they ...

... Chinese agent on Khao San, also booking a bus trip to Siem Reap in Cambodia for Wednesday. Sorted out a rough itinery for South East Asia before heading out for a romantic dinner in the evening down an alleyway just of Khao San in an old colonial ...

... pulls us beside me with a grin to match mine and we both tear off down the blacktop laughing and thinking, yea...this is South East Asia! We arrived in Bangkok, Thailand having only one thing set in stone, we had 6 weeks. As we stepped outside our cab in ...

... bizarre idea. It seemed popular anyway- probably for novelty value! We then met the others for none other than a Singapore Sling (of course) in the Raffles Hotel (of course- it's the birthplace of that cocktail). It wasn't as formal as I'd thought- there ...

... ! There were plenty of food courts around selling huge bowls of rice and noodle dishes for the equivalent of ₤1. Yummy! Singapore is a multi-ethnic society - Malays, Chinese, Indians, English, Sweating tourist's etc. What it doesn't have a lot of ...

... . The bus was excellent and we saw all of what Singapore city had to offer. The shopping here is AMAZING, definitely gunna come back here with lots of money. Hundreds of designer shops!!! Singapore = Very clean, very modern, very busy and very HOT ...

... the blame) to visit Sentosa Island on the outskirts of Singapore. Now this place had been built up as a must see attraction in Singapore, however when we visited we found it to be very sparse, very expensive and soon discovered that the signs sent you on ...

Singapore was the last stop on my tour of South-East Asia. The city is wonderful, and I was lucky enough to enjoy it with some great company. Arjan (who I dived with) made it down to Singapore too so we had loads of great times wandering the streets, ...

... most popular attraction. The island has a wide variety of museums, sights and activities including South-East Asia's largest oceanarium, a Butterfly Park and Insectariums. Singapore Zoo: Built in the early 1970s it emphasizes on natural habitat and it ...

... ' - it is very entertaining and goes along the lines of 'Sirent night, horee Night'. Board our Qantas flight and leave south-east Asia at 11pm. We originally had thought that we would be able to get some sleep during the 8-hour flight until we discover ...

... since independence Singapore never looked back under his rule and was now becoming the economic powerhouse in South East Asia. Social cracks had been showing in Singapore's clean image caused mainly by the percieved lack of democracy and free speech in ...

... four official languages: English, Chinese, Malay, and Tamil. One of the five founding members of the Association of South East Asian Nations, Singapore also hosts the APEC Secretariat, and is a member of the East Asia Summit, the Non-Aligned Movement, ...

This was an independent tour of South East Asia under a special program by Malaysian Airlines.  They provided all the international flights and domestic flights in Thailand, all hotel accommodations, and a half day tour in each city with a private ...

... The only shame of going from Darwin is that I have to keep passing through Singapore in order to connect on to the rest of South East Asia.  I find that like most big cities, unless you have the funding to do something you are left at a loss.  I ...