Sabio By The Sea is one of the many interesting eateries along the stretch of Quayside Isle, specializing in authentic Spanish sharing tapas and sangria. Since my husband and I were staying at W Hotel Sentosa Cove, we decided to venture out for dinner and this restaurant was well within walking distance. It caught our … More Review: Sabio By The Sea Tapas Bar & Grill, Quayside Isle (Singapore)
Located at the far end of the island of Sentosa, this hotel truly exudes vibes of an extravagant seaside resort getaway with its vast spaces and gorgeous sea views. Inherently iconic to the brand is its theme of eclectic and unabashed aesthetics (but this seems to have mellowed quite a bit after a recent refurbishment). … More Review: W Hotel Sentosa Cove (Singapore)
In recent years, many of the hotels in Singapore that were once managed by the Park Hotel Group have largely been taken over and rebranded by other organizations, leaving Grand Park City Hall as the last one standing in their portfolio. The photos and reviews of this hotel seemed pretty decent and since there was … More Review: Grand Park City Hall Hotel (Singapore)
Located in the heart of the city, Fairmont Hotel has two massive towers of rooms and suites, and shares its facilities with Swissotel The Stamford. The last time my husband and I were here during the pandemic, we stayed in a room in the North Tower and left with a good impression of the hotel. … More Review: Fairmont Hotel – Signature Gold King Suite (Singapore)
My impression of the Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) hotels hasn’t been a positive one. From the times I’ve stayed before, the rooms never justified their hefty price tags and having dined a couple of times at their hotel-operated restaurants, service was mostly robotic and functional in nature. This is exactly how I feel about the … More Review: Equarius Hotel (Singapore)
Having attended a number of weddings at this hotel before, the impression I got was that it was aged and old-fashioned. Even the official photos on the website conveyed this same vibe. However, a promotional price on Trip.com for a club room made it a little too tempting to pass up. I figured it’d be … More Review: Regent Hotel – Regent Club Premium (Singapore)
My family and I dined here at Keyaki not too long ago and because my dad loved the teppanyaki wagyu beef so much, he wanted to come back for more! Previously, we sat at the main dining area but this time, we made a reservation specifically for seats at the teppanyaki counter so we could … More Review: Keyaki Japanese Restaurant – Teppanyaki, Pan Pacific Hotel (Singapore)
Located on the grounds of what was once Hilton Hotel Singapore, this restaurant has remained as is despite the property changing hands to become Voco Orchard Hotel. As my brother was craving for steak, we made a reservation here for our next family meal. This decision was mostly swayed by the fact that there was … More Review: Opus Bar & Grill Steakhouse, Voco Orchard Hotel (Singapore)
Back in 2017 when this hotel had just wrapped up its latest refurbishment, my husband’s colleague then was looking for feedback on the new rooms. As a result, we got a complimentary stay to try it out! It was a memorable experience so this hotel easily made it onto my visit-again list. Since I had … More Review: Swissotel The Stamford Hotel (Singapore)
Courtesy of Mandarin Oriental Hotel’s free-to-join dining loyalty programme, Dining Society, I was able to enjoy a complimentary birthday buffet dinner at Melt Cafe (the voucher could be redeemed two weeks before or after my actual birthday). This was an awesome perk at that point of sign-up but sadly, they have since revised their programme … More Review: Melt Cafe, Mandarin Oriental Hotel (Singapore)
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