Singapore Hotels

Singapore is indeed clean. The locals would like to call it a fine city. Why? Notice the signs and you’ll never miss to see fine reminders everywhere. For starters, No Jaywalking. Fine $100. No sale of cigarettes under 18. Fine $1000. No Importing of Chewing Gum. Fine $1000. No Littering. Fine $1000. No Spitting. Fine $1000. No Urinating in Lifts. Fine $1000. Oh, and here is something you might not need from your pocket. No Vandalism. Jail and Cane. One thing that amazed me is the fact that the citizens are very well-disciplined. And this made their country definitely unique than anywhere ...

We took a plane from Davao International Airport at around 2:00PM to NAIA3 for our connecting flight to Singapore. Our flight from Manila to Singapore was at 8:45PM so we had a 4 hour wait in the airport. There's not much to see yet at NAIA3 since it only opened last August 2008 so only a few shops and eateries around. We arrived at Budget terminal airport in Singapore at around 11:55pm. Cebu Pacific indeed have live up to its commitment and that is to depart & arrive on time. We took a car (BMW) arranged by my brother to pick us up at the airport and bring us to Summerview Hotel at Bencoolen ...

Singapore Changi Airport We arrived at Singapore Changi Airport at around 11:00am. After getting some maps, claiming our baggage and passing thru customs, we hurriedly made our way to the airport's taxi bay to catch a cab that will take us to Aeroline Bus Ticketing Office in Harbour Front Center. In Changi Airport, getting a cab is fairly easy and queue is fast... Harbor Front Center After about 30 minutes ride (fare is around SGD20.00), the friendly cab driver dropped us off at the coach bay area of Harbour Front Center. We then proceeded to the second floor of the mall and finally found the ...