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)
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)
Gogreen Eco Adventure has two outlets in Singapore, one on Sentosa Island and the other on St. John’s Island. They specialize in renting out equipment such as bicycles and kick scooters. Previously, they used to rent out segways as well but it doesn’t seem to be offered on their website anymore. My husband and I … More Review: Gogreen Eco Adventure, Sentosa Island (Singapore)
The last active coastal battery in Singapore built in the late 19th century, Fort Siloso is now a national monument, with many key landmarks in the area conserved to tell its story. There are a number of routes you can embark on to explore this area (refer to the brochure map on their website). The … More Review: Fort Siloso Skywalk & Museum, Sentosa Island (Singapore)
On Sentosa Island, there are two separate cable car lines. One of them is the Mount Faber Line, which brings you from the mainland across to the island and vice versa, and the other is the Sentosa Line, which traverses the key attraction landmarks within the island itself. I can’t remember the last time I … More Review: Singapore Cable Car, Sentosa Island (Singapore)
As my husband and I were staying at W Hotel Sentosa Cove for the weekend, we thought it’d be a good opportunity to finally dine at Greenwood Fish Market. I’ve heard many positive reviews about them but their locations are usually a little too out of the way for us to specially travel there to … More Review: Greenwood Fish Market Restaurant, Quayside Isle (Singapore)
Situated in Sentosa Cove away from all the other hotels on the island of Sentosa, the W brand is known for their fun and quirky, almost outlandish, style of interiors and furnishing. I’ve been wanting to check this hotel out for the longest time but prices have always been insanely expensive. With Trip.com, although the … More Review: W Hotel Sentosa Cove (Singapore)
After half a day out at Adventure Cove Waterpark, my husband and I decided to grab an early dinner here at Ramen Dining Keisuke Tokyo Restaurant located in the basement of Resorts World Sentosa’s The Forum. When we arrived at about 4.30pm, the restaurant was mostly empty, with a substantial queue starting to form only … More Review: Ramen Dining Keisuke Tokyo Restaurant, Resorts World Sentosa (Singapore)
Besides Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark was the other theme park at Resorts World Sentosa that I really wanted to check out. The entry tickets for my husband and I came at a steal too as we redeemed them with part of the 285 Sentosa Fun Pass tokens that we bought for $51 on … More Review: Adventure Cove Waterpark, Resorts World Sentosa (Singapore)
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