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Hi, going to Singapore in November for three weeks,staying at the Albert Court Village Hotel. Is it any good? What are the local attractions?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Changi Museum, St Andrews Cathedral, shopping at Orchard Road and Bugis Street market (best at night and Fattys is a good place to eat there). Have a cocktail on top of the new Marina Bay Sands hotel, river cruise, a Singapore Sling in the Long Bar at Raffles then happy hour across the road in the New Asia Bar at Swisshotel Stamford (it`s on the 70th floor so you get a great view of the sunset). Dining at the Boat Quay or Clarke Quay.
The hotel has generally good reviews:
http://www.tripadviso..._Hotel-Singapore.html
Here's the official tourism guide:
https://app.stb.gov.s...uide_2010_english.pdf
I can highly recommend an evening boat trip around the harbour and a visit to the Jurong Bird Park. (And, unlike Beegeebee, I enjoyed my Singapore Sling in the Long Bar of Raffles Hotel!)
Chris
http://www.tripadviso..._Hotel-Singapore.html
Here's the official tourism guide:
https://app.stb.gov.s...uide_2010_english.pdf
I can highly recommend an evening boat trip around the harbour and a visit to the Jurong Bird Park. (And, unlike Beegeebee, I enjoyed my Singapore Sling in the Long Bar of Raffles Hotel!)
Chris
Well I have to admit, the Slings are a bit touristy these days. I first had one about 16 years ago and it was made to order and there was nobody in the bar apart from us. These days there are a lot of tourists there and the Slings are pre-made. You used to get one for £6 and got the glass as well. Now they are a lot more than that and there`s no glass included. It`s a `must` though because the architecture is so lovely.