Having stayed at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay Hotel back in 2020 when it was newly launched, my husband and I were excited to be back to see what has changed since then. This stay was actually supposed to happen much earlier in the year (bought it during Traveloka’s Epic Sale) but it got postponed due … More Review: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay Hotel (Singapore)
As my husband and I had a stay at Hotel NuVe Heritage, I planned for us to have dinner that evening at Saveur since it was just a few steps away from the hotel. This restaurant sits unassumingly in one of the many shophouses that line Purvis Street. One other pull factor for choosing this … More Review: Saveur Restaurant, Purvis Street (Singapore)
From the many times I’ve gone past Hotel G on a bus or in a car, I formed the impression that this was quite an interesting hipster hotel. I’d always be craning my neck to see what was happening in the hotel’s restaurants on street level as they’d usually be buzzing with people. Even though … More Review: Hotel G (Singapore)
Located in the city centre, Naumi is a boutique hotel that features interesting and interactive art pieces throughout its many spaces, including a four-storey graffiti wall mural on the exterior of the building. But what really drew me to this hotel were the photos of its chic rooftop infinity pool, so when a promotion package … More Review: Naumi Hotel (Singapore)
Opening its doors in 2010, The Fullerton Bay Hotel is the latest major addition to the stretch known as The Fullerton Heritage Precinct, an area with conserved establishments that hold significance in Singapore’s history. Situated on the waterfront with unobstructed views of the Marina Bay area, this hotel holds a very special place in the … More Review: The Fullerton Bay Hotel (Singapore)
We began Day 2 with breakfast at the Tiffin Room! Established in 1892 and previously going by the name of ‘Currylicious’, this restaurant is said to be one of the oldest North Indian restaurants in Singapore known for presenting their dishes in tiffin boxes. Breakfast was served in an a la carte fashion with unlimited … More Review: Raffles Hotel (Singapore) – Part 2
Ah, Raffles Hotel, the stuff of dreams. Think grand colonial architecture, elegant polished interiors, fascinating stories of old and personalized go-the-extra-mile type of service. Founded in 1887 by the Sarkies brothers, this heritage hotel has always evoked in me feelings of yearning mixed with resignation – yearning for the day I will finally amass enough … More Review: Raffles Hotel (Singapore) – Part 1
Having attended many a wedding here, sometimes as a guest and sometimes as a performer, the St. Regis has left an indelible mark on me. From its elegant hallways with fancy chandeliers and innumerable art pieces, to the tantalizing gourmet dishes plated by its kitchens, this hotel easily made its way onto my die-die-gotta-try list … More Review: The St. Regis Hotel (Singapore)
Housed within the colonial walls of the National Museum of Singapore, Food For Thought is a restaurant that serves up Western bistro fare with a local twist. This was where my husband and I had lunch just after collecting our marriage certificate from the Registry of Marriages nearby (: Since we were staying at Hotel … More Review: Food For Thought, Stamford Road (Singapore)
Hotel Fort Canning is one of Singapore’s heritage hotels that have been conserved to retain its historic colonial charm. Situated atop a hill within the massive Fort Canning Park, this building used to be the command headquarters for the British during World War II and has changed hands many times ever since. Getting here can … More Review: Hotel Fort Canning (Singapore)
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