Located near the active nightlife scene in Clarke Quay, Robertson Quay and Boat Quay, ... more
Novotel Singapore Clarke Quay offers trendy and contemporary rooms with views of the green cityscape.Rooms at Novotel are spacious and decorated in warm tones. Stylis...
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The Novotel Clarke Quay Singapore is a deluxe hotel located only 18 kilometers from Changi ... more
International Airport. The hotel is situated near the heart of the city, by the Singapore River, just minutes from the central business district and entertainmen...
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The Novotel Clarke Quay Singapore is a deluxe hotel located only 18 kilometers from Changi ... more
International Airport. The hotel is situated near the heart of the city, by the Singapore River, just minutes from the central business district and entertainmen...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Renovated in 2006, this air-conditioned 25-storey city hotel comprises a total of 402 ... more
rooms of which 21 are suites. There are 7 meeting rooms including the Phoenix Grand Ballroom (525 mA2), a business centre with secretarial services &, internet acc...
Renovated in 2006, this air-conditioned 25-storey city hotel comprises a total of 402 ... more
rooms of which 21 are suites. There are 7 meeting rooms including the Phoenix Grand Ballroom (525 mA2), a business centre with secretarial services &, internet access (for a fee), 2 bars, the Living Room and the Lobby Bar to make use of. Dining options include the Dragon Phoenix Chinese restaurant, Mogul Mahal Indian restaurant and an in-house restaurant, The Square, which serves international cuisine. The lobby is located on the 7th floor, with the Liang Court Shopping Mall on the 2nd to 4th floors. Additional hotel amenities range from a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a safe, a currency exchange bureau and lifts to a hairdressing salon, a nightclub, room and laundry services (charges payable) and a car park (fees also due).
Advantages: Vibrant ,hip,entertainment. Disadvantages: Expensive,crowded at weekends
ClarkeQuay is one of the most popular riverside haunts in Singapore and it is not hard to fathom out why. It features five blocks of restored warehouses and is home to hip entertainment -Singapore style- a Sunday flea market,eateries, and a wide mix of shops. The Sunday Flea Market is a big fun event with street musicians,baloon sculpturing, face and henna painting and more than 100 stalls selling a wide array of antiques,arts and crafts, and other odds and ends.If you cant make it on a Sunday dont worry at other days of the week you will little shops selling second hand goods,antiques, silk wear, and accessories.
Other attractions include the ClarkeQuay Satay Club which specialises in mouth watering satay and barbecued seafood. At night time, theme pubs and bars are there for your entertainment. This is just about the best spot ...
Advantages: Pleasant surroundings, good food, central location Disadvantages: Not exactly authentic Singapore
I was fortunate enough to spend a number of weeks working in Singapore earlier this year. Having spend some of my childhood there, I was consistently amazed throughout my trip at how much the city has changed since my last visit in the 1980s. ClarkeQuay, quite simply, is an area which is almost unrecognisable these days. Named after Andrew Clarke, the second governor of Singapore, and sometime governor of The Straits Settlements in the late 19th century, it was once, along with nearby Boat Quay, the epicentre of Singapore's world of commerce. River trade moved out of town a long time ago, however, and the area, much polluted by the late 20th century, underwent an extensive period of regeneration throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Over recent years the 19th century 'godowns' (warehouses) have been renovated and ClarkeQuay is now a leisure ...
Advantages: Shopping, Cleanliness, Nice People Disadvantages: HEAT!!!
Uniquely Singapore!! This is this city's catch phrase. It can be seen on signs as soon as you walk off the plane the moment when you do depart and they wish you a found farewell as the plane departs this fine city.
I am not sure what I thought I would expect from Singapore. However, whatever it was did not even compare to what I found in this spectacular city!
Upon arriving at the Changi airport, one becomes completely in awe of the airport which supports it's own stopover hotel, free movie theatre and spa! This is not to mention the vast amounts of shops and restaurants.
~Immigration~
On departing the plane, you make your way through the beautiful corridors filled with live plants and flowers of spectacular beauty, to the immigration lines. As the airline had not handed out immigration cards before arrival in Singapore ...
ukusa 31.12.2005
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