Hotels in Singapore - First-time visitors to Singapore would marvel at the rows upon rows of towering skyscrapers that create a spectacular city skyline. With one of the most advanced transportation systems in the world, the MRT that work like clockwork, you can travel to almost any part of Singapore in a breeze, not to mention very cheap too. Major tourist attractions like the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari that adopts the 'open zoo' concept, Jurong Bird Park with its large collection of bird species from all over the world, and Sentosa Island, a complete holiday destination on its own, is just a few minutes away via MRT. Being one of the premier cities in Asia, there are tremendous amount of hotel Singapore throughout the island that you can choose from ranging from budgeted hotels up to luxury hotel in Singapore. 

For travellers with tight budget, you may want to check out rows of hotels in Geylang. Geylang is a well known district for its variety of foods especially Arabian and Bugis dishes. The area gets very lively and busy during Ramadhan month, the holy fasting month for Muslims as there'll be hundreds of stalls selling all kinds of local delights. These cheap Singapore hotels are well known among local and foreign Muslim tourists due to their 'halal' restaurants. While at here, Sultan Mosque is a great place to visit, which is still used by the locals as place of worship until today. Beware though of the southern part of Geylang that has attained a rather notorious reputation of being a red light district where gambling dens and other vices are quite common. 

More upbeat and upscale lifestyle hotels can be found easily in City Centre. It's the nucleus of the island nation where the main financial and business district can be found together with its major commercial and retail neighbourhood. Important areas such as the Central Business District (CBD), the Orchard Road and the Marina Bay are all located with the City Centre which also serves as the central transportation hub that connects it to other locations on the island. This is where you can find the Raffles Place which is a major financial centre, the Civic District that houses the Singapore Government, historical monuments and heritage buildings. Most of the luxury Singapore hotels located here are very well furnished and equipped, where most of the hotel's restaurants are famous world wide for exquisite and unique delicacies.

Frequent travellers to Singapore would know that the best place for a good bargain and quality products can only be found in Orchard Road. The Takashimamaya and Tangs shopping malls are two most renowned shopping have that hails thousands of visitors daily. Don't get shocked if you find yourself stuck and had to bore through thick crowds during sales season as the malls would be virtually flooded with shoppers. Apart from those two malls, there are plenty of specialty stores along the road as well. The best way to explore Orchard Road is by putting on a comfortable pair of snickers and start walking from one end towards another.

Singapore - Singapore is a well known city-state island country located at the southern tip of Peninsula Malaysia, is one of the world's leading centers for finance, commerce and trade. Its port is one of the busiest and its city is home to many major international players in the international banking, finance and hospitality industries. One of the more diversified countries in the world in terms of its population descents which include Chinese, Malay, Indian, Caucasians and Asians from other ethnicity, Singapore is an exciting melting pot of different cultures, belief and tradition. This makes it a truly unique holiday destination.

Singapore is a shopping paradise with many areas dedicated to this art of retail therapy such as Orchard Road, Marina Bay, Bugis Street, Little India and many more. You can find almost anything that your heart desires from expensive international brands to local up-and-coming names. Don't forget to check out VivoCity, Singapore's largest shopping centre that has seen millions of visitors since its 2006 opening. Dining and clubbing do hand in hand and nowhere is it more celebrated than in Singapore. With such diversity in tradition and culture, it is not a surprise to see it reflected in the local cuisines. The best place to truly experience it is in one of the hawker centres that offer a large variety of dishes at seriously affordable prices.