The Scarlet Hotel in Singapore is less than one mile from the Siang Cho Krong Taoist ... more
Temple, Capital Tower and Maxwell Food Centre. One mile from the hotel sits Chinatown Heritage Centre and Far East Square. Located in the city center on Ann Siang Hill...
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The Scarlet Hotel in Singapore is less than one mile from the Siang Cho Krong Taoist ... more
Temple, Capital Tower and Maxwell Food Centre. One mile from the hotel sits Chinatown Heritage Centre and Far East Square. Located in the city center on Ann Siang Hill...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Boasting an elegant and classic décor, this boutique hotel is directly situated in one of ... more
Singapore’s most historic areas – Chinatown – and radiates a welcoming atmosphere.Set within the Central Business District, The Scarlet impresses with its deluxe ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Cheap, clean and safe Disadvantages: Not for the faint-hearted if you don't like the real world
I did not mean to stay in a Hotel 81 hotel. I was planning to be in transit through Singapore at my own expense for a day or so.I tried three four-star special offers.The first two came back after about 12 hrs to inform me that their hotel was full on the dates in question.
The third hotel was also full but offered me a hotel, Hotel 81 Geyland on Lorong 20, which they recommended for a cost of about £20 per night. Time was a bit tight ,but the photo looked OK on-line and the price was fantastic so I booked it and this is where I stayed, and stayed again on two further visits later in the year.
This hotel is not for seekers of de-luxe accommodation. The rooms are completely basic and quite small. My room had an air-conditioner (which did not cost extra to use), a small bathroom with toilet and shower and a welcome bag ...
Advantages: Great location. Excellent service that isn't too Singaporean! New rooms with excellent features! Disadvantages: You will pay for the pleasure!
For those who have been keeping up with my Mandarin Oriental exploits then this is the third installment. Today I shall review one of Singapore?s finest five star hotels and let you into the world of Mandarin Oriental Singapore.
I have stayed at a variety of hotels in Singapore but none have come as close to the perfect stay that you get at MO. I last stayed here in 2007 when the hotel was just branded as The Oriental, however Mandarin Oriental have since renamed the property under their full brand, just to make you aware in case you read reviews on either of the properties, they are in fact the same. Just look for the ?fan? logo of the company.
I was staying in Singapore in between a trip from Malaysia to Australia and given my love for MO I knew this would be a good choice. Suffice to say I was not disappointed.
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Advantages: Nice food and delectable facilities Disadvantages: none
The Pan Pacific Hotel is one if the finest hotels in Singapore. Three shopping malls are located in the vicinity of the hotel, including Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre. You will also take 20 minutes to arrive at the hotel from Changi Airport. The hotel has 778 well-designated rooms and suites, which they themselves, provide extravagant views of the city and habour while 26 meeting venues are open for various kinds of events.
Hotel guests may like the facilities---tennis courts, a spa, gymnasium and an outdoor swimming pool. The hotel is also well-known for its award-winning restaurants including the Hai Tien Lo's delicate Cantonese cuisines, Keyaki Japanese restaurant for authentic Japanese dishes, Global Kitchen for international gourmet presentations, Brunch for all ...
