Top Best Hotels in Singapore

When we plan for travel a trip for a foreign destination, we always have the thing for the hotels. Sometime we tend to book hotels once we are there, but trust me it’s not an options to be taken. But then again booking hotels without seeing is also a challenge. What if they show something in picture and end up having a different room?

I have myself faced it a lot of time, and they don’t even tend to change the rooms after asking for it.  So what happen next is your travel is ruined for a single reason.

Trust is what we gain!

Moreover, there is always a chance that you end up paying extra amount even though you have already paid it online. To travel abroad we save from our entire hard money for a single trip with family, and we obviously don’t want to end up to things like this.

I am a travel freak and every time when I travel I make sure that everything is in place from hotel booking to destination and all. One wrong experience has given me a big lesson.

I have almost travelled Singapore more than five times, and every time I choose a new place to stay. With Agoda you not only choose the best of the hotels but even they provide you the exact what it is shown in the picture.

Here I will recommend some of the best hotels in Singapore where I have stayed, which will not only help you in next travel but will also help to guide you to choose the best among all-

     

• Carlton Hotel Singapore - I have stayed here for a night as I had a connecting flight the next morning. This hotel have a connecting train from the airport and best in its attraction. They have a different set of rooms from Premier to Premier club executive rooms, all rooms have a Wi-Fi connection. This hotel gives you an amazing services from babysitting to airport drops. Just right opposite to the hotel they have an amazing restaurants if you want to go for a quick bite.
• Marina Bay Sand - On my last visit I booked this hotel fromAgoda, first I was scared if they have all the facilities that are shown. But to my surprise it was exact to what I booked for. They have an amazing staff who is always there for help 24*7. The views from the rooms is amazingly beautiful. They have different types of rooms from Premier room, deluxe city view and Premier city view and so on.
• Royal Plaza on Scotts Hotel - This is my second stay in the hotel, as I just can’t get over with their services. They have an amazing spacious room and very clean. They have rooms like deluxe, superior, club and suite.

And, one more thing that I forget to mention is that you can even avail discounts for the same hotel. Even if you are planning to spend a night in the hotel, you can avail discount on your next visit with working Agoda discount and promo codes. When I was searching for some discounts came across a site Voucher codes Singapore, where you can find amazing discounts on hotels with just a click.

On my last visit to Singapore, I received a mail of 50% discounts on Singapore hotels. First, I thought it might be a spam but when checked it, I was so happy to see it. This was certainly a gift from god.

I received this discounts just the day I was booking a hotel. In voucher codes Singapore you don’t have to pay anything you just have to click in the desire deal and they will automatically take you to the discounted site. Isn’t this is amazing?

Tell me something, did you ever have a discounts on any hotel booking. No? So you can count on me in this, that Voucher Codes indeed a safe and an amazing place for discounted codes and coupons.

What are you waiting for? Go and check it!

Traveling to Thailand For The First Time? Don't Miss These Attractions

With so many affordable flights to Thailand, there’s never been a better reason to visit this Southeast Asian paradise. Famed for its world-class beaches and spectacular islands, this is the perfect destination for a laidback holiday in the sun. For those visiting for the first time, we’ve put together this handy guide on some of the best things to see and do.

The Beach

No trip to Thailand’s southern islands would be complete without visiting Maya Bay, a secluded cove made famous by the Leonardo DiCaprio blockbuster, The Beach. Set amongst a lush backdrop of dramatic limestone cliffs, white sands meet turquoise waters for a picture postcard setting. Located on the small island of Phi Phi Ley, many tour operators provide daily excursions visiting the bay that include a stop for snorkeling.

Phuket

Known as the pearl of the Andaman, Phuket has long been regarded as one of Thailand’s major tourist hot spots. Many visitors flock to the sin city of Patong which offers a thumping mix of nightclubs and beachside bars. Partygoers should head to Bangala Road which offers all-night fun, every day of the week. For a more refined experience, visit Phuket’s old town which is home to Buddhist temples alongside art deco inspired shop fronts and quaint cafés. It is best explored in the early morning to beat the crowds and midday heat.

Scuba Diving

With an endless choice of world-class diving spots, Thailand is great for an underwater adventure. Travel to the island of Koh Tao on the east coast and you’ll find plenty of dive schools offering certified tuition and accreditation. Alternatively, the dazzling reefs of Krabi on the west coast offers something for the experienced diver. Here you can explore underwater tunnels, caverns and even shipwrecks.

Full Moon Party

This all night beach party has gained legendary status with thousands travelling to the island of Ko Pha Ngan to rave into the early hours. Bars and clubs line the beach with something to suit all tastes from thumping techno to dance and reggae. There’s also an exciting mix of performers from fire eaters to jugglers which keep the crowds entertained until sunrise. The island also hosts ‘Half Moon’ and ‘Quarter Moon’ events, which means the party never has to end.

Elephant trekking

For a once a lifetime experience, visit one of the many elephant camps which are located throughout Thailand. Always choose a camp which follows international safety standards or those which focus on animal welfare. Local guides can provide information on the animals and you can even help on a range of conservation duties.

Take in some of these sights and attractions on your first holiday to Thailand and you won’t be disappointed.

Images by Thomas Sauzedde - idirectori used under Creative Commons License. 

Singapore Travel Guide | 4 Days / 3 Nights Itinerary and Expenses

Here's our own itinerary and expenses during our visit in Singapore.  You may want to take a look and get ideas while planning your own trip. :)

Part6: Singapore Trip Day 3 / Day 4 - A Visit to Sentosa, Helix Bridge, Merlion Park Plus Some Foodtrip!

After our Chinatown adventure, we took the MRT to Harbour Front station because we wanted to visit more of Sentosa aside from our Universal Studios' happy moments.  I already mentioned in part 3 of this Singapore blog how to get there.

me at Helix Bridge

Part5: Singapore Trip Day 3 - Exploring Bugis and Chinatown

On our third day in Singapore, we went out to explore Bugis and Chinatown.  I heard that it is best to go to these places when hunting for souvenirs.  We love buying pasalubong (souvenir or food products) for our friends and family back home.  Yes, most often, it cost a lot but we wanted to share the happiness brought to us by traveling.  I guess that's our culture, Filipinos are so thoughtful. :)

Part4: Singapore Trip Day 2 - SkyPark Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands Singapore

After Universal Studios Singapore , next on our to do list is to check out the Skypark at Marina Bay Sands Singapore.  I'm such a fan of night view city skyline, so after seeing photos from google image, I didn't think twice, I say 'let's do this!'. :)

Part3: Singapore Trip Day 2 - Resorts World Sentosa's Universal Studios Singapore

Sentosa is a popular resort island in Singapore.  Part of the huge island is the Resorts World Sentosa featuring its main theme park, the Universal Studios Singapore (USS).  We love going to theme parks that's why part of our itinerary was to visit the famous Universal Studios Singapore!  This is it pansit!

Part2: Singapore Trip Day 1 / Day 2 - Suntec City, Makansutra Gluttons Bay, Little India, Orchard Road

It was past 7pm, when we went out and took a bus to Suntec City.  I asked the receptionist from our hostel if there's a bus going there.  From Little India, it costs 1.20SGD to Suntec City.  We used our EZ link card for our transportation.

Part1: Singapore Trip Day 1 - Transportation Guide To Singapore

Singapore is my second out of the country trip early last year.  This prosperous city-state is so well known because of many Filipinos working here, mostly in tourism and IT industry.  This became memorable for me because of the misadventures we had during planning and the trip itself.  Nonetheless, Singapore is worth visiting I'd love to come back.

Hong Kong - Macau Travel Guide | 4 Days / 3 Nights Itinerary and Expenses (Do-It-Yourself DIY)

Here's our Hong Kong and Macau itinerary and expenses:

Part 10: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 4 - Cable Car Experience at Ngong Ping 360

On our last day in Hong Kong, we went to Ngong Ping 360 and fortunately experienced a great cable car ride!  Ngong Ping is one of must-see attraction in Hong Kong located in Lantau Island.

Part 9: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 3 - Macau Tour Part 2 (Grand Lisboa, Wynn Hotel, Fisherman's Wharf)

From Largo do Senado (Senado Square), off we went to see some other casino hotels nearby.

Part 8: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 3 - Macau Tour Part 1 (Venetian Hotel, Senado Square, Ruins of St. Paul's)

Let's now tour Macau!

Part 7: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 3 - Macau Travel Guide | Getting To Macau

Our 3rd day was alloted for a day trip in Macau. If your flight back to Manila is from Macau, maybe you could stay here for a night.  But in our case, we will be flying from Hong Kong so moving to Macau to stay  for one night is somehow hassle for us taking consideration of our baggages and limited vacation time. 

Part 6: Hong Kong -Macau Trip Day 2 - Peak Tram, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum and Sky Terrace at Victoria Peak (The Peak)

Our second day did not just end with Ocean Park adventure.  Next stop on our list was to check out the SkyTerrace and Madame Tussauds Wax Museum.  Both are located in The Peak Tower, on top of the mountain called Victoria Peak or locally known as The Peak.

Part 5: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 2 - Ocean Park in Hong Kong

On our second day, we visited another famous park in Hong Kong: Ocean Park!

Part 4: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 1- Exploring Streets of Mong Kok

Mong Kok (or Mongkok) is one famous spot in Hong Kong for retail and entertainment.  It is an area in the Yau Tsim Mong District on Kowloon Peninsula.  

Part 3: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 1 - Visiting Hong Kong Disneyland

Visiting Hong Kong wouldn't be complete if you haven't checked out the so-called 'The Happiest Place on Earth!'.  And even though we're already adults, top on our list was to visit Disneyland in Hong Kong. :)

Part 2: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 1 - Our Hong Kong Accommodation: Golden Crown Guest House

From Hong Kong International Airport, we took a public bus going to our accommodation which is the Golden Crown Guest House.

Part 1: Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 1 - Getting to Hong Kong

Finally I was able to start my blog regarding my trip to Hong Kong and Macau! It was fun and memorable and yes it's my first time to go outside the country.