Swissotel Singapore

... asleep half way through a film called The Hurt Locker which is about a US bomb disposal unit in Iraq. Taxi ride to the Swissotel Merchant Court cost $25SD including tip. I arrived just before midnight. They put me in a room with 2 single beds even ...

... in the vicinity of Raffles Place, and to be exact, it's the Republic Plaza. One of the tallest building in Singapore, strategically located just nearby the Raffles Place MRT, and few steps away from Singapore's pride which I will tell you ...

... seat way in the back at the corner for clear view of everything, including the passengers. We rode through the streets of Singapore suburbs which actually neat and nice then we crossed through the bridge to the island. Upon arrival, we descended to the ...

... previous week and I forgot to borrow my friend's. The good thing about it though, I got more chance to use it because Singapore is a city which Indonesian frequently travel to. It's not like other Western foreigners who feel that Singapore is at the end ...

... Alright! It's shopping time now and I haven't been to Chinatown so I guess it's a good way to learn a new thing about Singapore. I was thinking about cheaper keychains or fridge magnets and who knows perhaps I'm gonna find it there? So as usual, we went ...

... promenade of Boat Quay.  In the 1860's this was a hotbed of trading activity, handling three quarters of Singapore’s total shipping business – totally different now with a strip of pubs and restaurants with alfresco riverside seating and ...

... day then at night we went for a drink on the top floor of the highest hotel in South East Asia, the Swissotel Stamford, had the obligatory Singapore Sling at Raffles Long Bar and then had dinner at the Cantonese restaurant on the 37th Floor of our ...

After a good flight we arrived on time into Singapore, passed through immigration and collected our bags. Airport was really quiet which meant there were no queues to hold us up at all. We walked down to the MRT station to catch the train into the city as ...

... in a promising way, with our favourite buffet breakfast. It has become something of a family tradition when visiting Singapore to stay at the Swissotel Merchant Court and gorge ourselves on the buffet. This time was no exception. We noted that the hotel ...

... Airport; Meeghan and I were both ready to settle into our 'Business Class' seats on our Jetstar flight from Auckland to Singapore. The best way to describe Jetstar's business class is to say it is on par with Air New Zealand's economy domestic flights ...

... got up and watched the sunrise from the balcony. After breakfast and sad farewells to Doreen at the airport, we had a 7 hour flight to Singapore. Last time we’d been at Changi airport, on the way out, we had been transit passengers, not leaving the ...

... have been better. All the packing went smooth, the container left our place at Jervois Lodge yesterday afternoon. We moved into Swissotel Merchant Court on Monday night and to our great pleasure we were upgraded to the Chairman Suite, inclusive of a real ...

... work. This was a hole-in-the-wall place with plastic tables and chairs out on the footpath, but a great introduction to Singapore food. I ordered roast duck and noodles and a big bottle of Tiger beer for only SD4.50 - exceptionally cheap and very tasty - ...