Hotel Review: Grand Copthorne Waterfront Singapore

Located next to Singapore's most famous nightclub, Zouk, the iconic Grand Copthorne Waterfront Singapore occupies a strategic location in the heart of Singapore which makes it an excellent base for exploring this beautiful city. Overlooking the historic Singapore River and a handful of great restaurants in the area, the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Singapore with 574 guest rooms and suites is located within easy reach of the Central Business District (CBD) and the waterfront precincts of Robertson Quay, Clarke Quay and Boat Quay with their lively dining and entertainment venues. Read on for my review of this iconic property. 

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Hotel Review: Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium (Deluxe Room) - Refurbished 2014

Having scored an upgrade to a refurbished Executive Room in the Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium for being a Platinum IHG Rewards Club member, I arrived at this rather contemporary room. This is quite a far cry from what it was previously and I strongly urge you to check out my previous review to see the difference. On a property level, I think the Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium offers immense value to a traveler who wishes to stay in a quiet yet accessible location.

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Hotel Review: Hotel Jen Orchardgateway Singapore (Panorama Club Room)

As part of a major rebranding effort by Shangri-La, the first Hotel Jen property was introduced in Singapore - Hotel Jen Orchardgateway Singapore. I stayed in a Premier Panorama room where I spent an excellent weekend in the heart of this city without having to jostle my way around. You probably cannot imagine my excitement when I first walked into this beautiful room. Read on to find out why this hotel is one of the best hotels for a staycation in Singapore! 

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Hotel Review: Thistle Johor Bahru (Premium Suite)

As one of two Thistle properties that are located in the Asia-Pacific region, the Thistle Johor Bahru is just located a short drive away from the causeway. Due to its proximity to Singapore, the hotel presents an enticing opportunity for Singaporean couples and families to getaway from the hectic city life without burning a huge hole in one's pocket. Find out about my experience in a Premium Suite at the Thistle Johor Bahru. 

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Hotel Review: Dorsett Singapore (Loft Room)

Surrounded by heritage trails and nostalgic sights, the Dorsett Singapore is a short walk away from Chinatown and Outram Park MRT stations. For many visitors to Singapore, Chinatown is definitely on their to-visit list as it boasts a myriad of old architecture and delicious foods. For the residents of Singapore, the Chinatown area is a place for fantastic local food (if you know where to look) and excellent restaurants. Check out the Loft Rooms at this strategic property now! 

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Hotel Review: Hilton Melbourne South Wharf (Australia)

Across the Yarra River and just a short walk away from the famous Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex is the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center. Adjacent to this is a stylish and and beautifully designed Category 8 property from Hilton - the Hilton Melbourne South Wharf. If you have to be at the MCEC for a conference, this hotel should be your accommodation of choice. If you're interested in staying in an alternative location as opposed to the city, this hotel should also be on your list. 

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Hotel Review: Rydges Melbourne

Located conveniently on Exhibition Street in the city, Rydges Melbourne is excellent if you wish to explore the beautiful Melbourne city. The property is just a short stroll away from Chinatown (and delicious Chinese food), the world-famous Bourke Street Mall as well as exclusive Collins Street boutiques.If you are looking for an affordable and accessible hotel to explore the Melbourne City for a couple of days, I would most definitely recommend this property.

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3 Boutique Hotels to check-in (and check out) in Singapore!

Boutique hotels differ from their larger chain hotel counterparts through many features. Usually, the most apparent one is size. Boutique hotels are comparatively smaller and usually have less than 100 rooms. Due to its smaller size, there are more opportunities for service staff to truly know their guests on a more personal level which provides a chance to make their stay more remarkable. Check out these three boutique hotels for your next staycation escape in Singapore! 

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