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Hotels in Singapore

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Hotels in Singapore World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Singapore Travel Guide, Tourism http://goo.gl/wa0u86 Hotels in Singapore suit all tastes and budgets. You can easily find cheap hotels in Singapore by booking online: many hotels often have a promotion price at less than half the published price usually via their own website, while discounted rates for top hotels in Singapore can be found The hotel reservation desks at all terminals in the airport also make bookings with discounted rates, so it is always worth comparing prices and booking ahead. The Singapore hotels below have been classed into three pricing categories: Luxury (over S$500) Moderate (S$250 to S$500) Cheap (up to S$250) The Singapore hotel prices quoted above are the published starting prices for a double room per night, excluding breakfast and additional charges. Please note that prices for hotels in Singapore are subject to additional charges of 18%, broken down as 10% service charge, 7% GST (Goods and Services Tax) and 1% government tax, which is added to the bill (usually called 'triple plus'). The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore This 32-floor, high-rise luxury hotel in Singapore has some of the best rooms on the island. Designed by prize-winning architect Kevin Roche, all 608 rooms (including the huge bathrooms) have panoramic views over the Singapore skyline or Marina Bay. The rooms, larger than in most other hotels, are stylish with light timber and Tibetan-style floor covering, and include broadband internet access, multilingual voicemail and walk-in wardrobes. The top-floor Ritz-Carlton Club has a lounge with 360° views and cocktail bar. The hotel also houses one of the largest collections of modern art in South East Asia, including works by Warhol and Chihuly, and offers the only Vintage Champagne Sunday Brunch in town. Raffles Hotel Singapore A national monument, named after Singapore's founding father, Thomas Stamford Raffles, Raffles Hotel Singapore is a high point on the sightseeing trail. Still one of the world's most opulent, luxurious and award-winning hotels, it was restored in 1991 with an arcade added, containing shops and restaurants. Residents relive the past in one of its 103 high-ceilinged suites, many with their own veranda and parlour. Royalty, celebrities and writers all stayed here and homage is paid to them at every turn, particularly in the hotel museum. But it is also abundant in modern luxuries, including the Amrita Spa, swimming pool, business centre and its own Jubilee Hall theatre. There are many options for drinking and dining, from the famous Long Bar, serving up Singapore Slings since the 1920s, and the adjacent Long Bar Steakhouse, to the contemporary New York-style Seah Street Deli and Oriental cuisine at Doc Cheng's. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is a restoration of one of Singapore's oldest, largest and grandest buildings. Built in 1928, its classic Doric columns share the grandeur of Palladian architecture with Singapore's other two great Colonial buildings - the Supreme Court and City Hall. Located in the business district, the hotel is home to 400 rooms and suites with views over the river, city or harbour, and benefiting from Wi-Fi internet access, IDD, voicemail and satellite TV. The décor is contemporary and uncluttered with light fabrics and dark wood. Perfect for business travellers, the hotel includes a 24-hour financial centre. For relaxing times, the hotel also boasts a 25m (82ft) outdoor infinity pool, a fitness centre, The Asian Spa, function rooms and a good selection of restaurants and cafés. =========================================== Singapore Museums, Singapore Transport, Singapore Tours, Singapore Introduction, Singapore Attractions, Singapore Hotels, Singapore Restaurants, Singapore Shopping, Singapore Nightlife, world travel video, Singapore video, Singapore, Singapore Travel guide, Singapore Tourism, Singapore Vacation, Asia, Travel Tips, 2014 === Singapore Travel Guide, Tourism, Vacation, Travel Tips, Attractions