Cheap Hotels in Singapore Are Very Much Sought After

By Gagan Makin

Hotels in Singapore are among the best known accommodation in the world. Equipped with the best of modern facilities and pleasing lodgers with its commendable services, Singapore Hotels are highly recommended accommodation in the country. Even cheap hotels in Singapore make for a great accommodation.

Falling in all categories, hotels in Singapore can be found in different price brackets. Ranging from luxurious Singapore hotels, mid range hotels to budget hotels... you will find it all in this lovely destination. Hotels Singapore is highly praised all across the world for their pretty ambience and warm reception. The hotel staffs are polite and very warm who meet all your needs with utmost respect and graciousness. Sought after by the backpackers and young people with lesser budget, cheap hotels in Singapore can be found mainly in areas of Little India, Bugis and East Coast. Singapore Budget Hotels are generally featureless and middling in their amenities and services, but they still are very much in demand and purposeful. You will find most of these lodgings in the western region of the Singapore River. Of late there has been an upsurge of "boutique" hotels in revamped shop houses here and in the area Chinatown and these accommodations are available at pretty good value.

An island-state in the region of Southeast Asia, Singapore is connected to Malaysia by bridges. Once a British trading colony, it is today one of the wealthiest countries in the world. Singapore is highly influenced by the Indian, Chinese, and Malay culture and it is the a tropical climate, with tasty food, good shopping and a vibrant nightlife scene, this Garden City makes a great stopover or springboard into the region. Singapore's strategic location has helped it develop into a major hub for trade, communications, finance and tourism. Since Singapore is a popular travel destination, hotels in Singapore makes sure that they impress you to no end.

Some of the best things to do while you are on your trip to Singapore are as follows:

Shopping

It is a heavenly experience to shop around in Singapore. Well designed and colossally built, shopping malls and centers of Singapore are a perfect haven for all the shopaholics. Most of the stores are open 7 days a week from 10 AM in the morning to 10 PM in the night. Many stores located along the shopping arcade of Orchard Road and Scotts Road now remain open late in the night on the last Friday of every month that has more than 250 retailers staying open till midnight.

Food

Singaporean cuisines are simply delectable. Since the country is largely influenced by Chinese, Indian and Malay culture, you will find quality Malay, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Japanese, French, Italian, American and other food in this city-state. Not just the food the restaurants as well are truly praiseworthy. The cheapest and most liked places to eat in Singapore are hawker centres. Apart from being a great place to eat out, the hygiene standards are also very good.
So have a good time in Singapore.

Author is an associate editor of http:// http://www.stayressingapore.com - The website offers exclusive information of online reservation We also provide information about Cheap hotels Singapore.

Asia's Business Hotels

Hotels in Asia

By Chris Bonds

When it comes to business hotels, Asia boasts some of the best in the world. These range from the old-world charm of the great colonial hotels like Raffles in Singapore to the new generation of ultra-modern hotels like the Grand Hyatt in Shanghai.

However, Asia is also home to less costly hotels that have laid on facilities to make the lives of business travellers easier. Hotels wishing to lure corporate trade today have to meet the technological needs of their clients. Internet connectivity is a must - and is increasingly becoming the standard.

Location is important as executives strive to make the greatest use of their time. Distance from business centres, the availability of transport and 24-hour room service are all factors that can determine the attractiveness of a hotel. For relaxation, a well-equipped gym is important.

Choosing a hotel can be difficult. To assist you, here are some top business hotels in two key Asian cities:

SHANGHAI

Budget: Laurel Hotel

Modern and new hotel geared towards business travellers, with an E business suite that offers advanced computer facilities. It is situated next to Shanghai People's Square, a popular business and shopping area and close to the Bund.

Superior: Park Hotel

The pride of Shanghai for more than half a century, this grande old dame harks back to an earlier era. However, its location in the centre of the shopping area on Nanjing Road can't be beat. A handy business centre on the 15th floor and in-room computers with free internet access makes this a great business choice.

Luxury: Grand Hyatt Shanghai

Occupying floors 53-78 of the Jin Map Tower in the centre of Pudong, Shanghai's business district, the Grand Hyatt Shanghai is recognised as the 'highest hotel in the world'. Rooms, with floor-to-ceiling views of the skyline, are equipped for business with enhanced work desk lighting, a data port, hi-speed Internet access and a speakerphone.

HONG KONG

Budget: Ramada Hong Kong Hotel

It's not easy to find a decent, low-priced hotel in Hong Kong. The Ramada offers clean rooms and friendly staff at an excellent rate. Location is a little out of the way, but trams pass the front door and the hotel provides a shuttle bus. Wireless Internet is available.

Superior: Renaissance Kowloon Hotel

This 4-star hotel is located in a superb location on Kowloon side. Connected to a shopping centre and close to an MTR station and the Star Ferry harbour, transportation is easy. There is broadband Internet access and a fax machine in all guest rooms, making this a great choice.

Luxury: Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hong Kong

This hotel is back on top after extensive renovations with more spacious bedrooms. The hotel offers impeccable service with a distinctive Oriental flair in a superb location overlooking Victoria harbour. In-room technology includes wireless internet, wireless keyboard, surround sound, touch screen telephones, LCD screens, a single remote control and support from IT butlers. Superb restaurants will impress your business associates.

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Chris Bonds is a consultant for HotelTravel.com - a leading international online travel information and hotel reservations service offering discounted hotel rates in top destinations world wide. Visit http://www.hoteltravel.com for additional travel information.
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