If you are visiting Singapore for the first time, or are not familiar with Singapore, chances are you will have problems choosing amongst the almost 300 Singapore hotels available. Chances are you know which area you are visiting, say Central Business District, or near Orchard Road for example. However,  Central Business District alone can be a large area, and can be quite expensive too. Hotels.Online Singapore has come up with an innovative way of listing the hotels.  You can now list the available hotels by street or road names.  Singapore hotels by street names give you a list of street or roads names with hotels along it. The presented results shows a short description of the street/road, with information on the nearest MRT (train) station, and a map showing the area…

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If you are visiting Singapore for the first time, or are not familiar with Singapore, chances are you will have problems choosing amongst the almost 300 Singapore hotels available. Chances are you know which area you are visiting, say Central Business District, or near Orchard Road for example. However,  Central Business District alone can be a large area, and can be quite expensive too. Hotels.Online Singapore has come up with an innovative way of listing the hotels.  You can now list the available hotels by street or road names.  Singapore hotels by street names give you a list of street or roads names with hotels along…

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Even if you are visiting Singapore on business, the trip need not cost a bomb.  There are many hotels along parts of Singapore which are still “near” to the Central Business District. Hotels along Beach Road in Singapore, for example, is only a few minutes from the Central Business District!  There are also roads like Jalan Besar, Serangoon Road etc., which are all a few minutes away.  Some of the hotels along these roads are going for less than S$100 per room night.  Travel time from these roads to the CBD shouldn’t be more than 10 – 15mins by cab, and there are MRT (train) stations which will bring you into and from the CBD for no more than a few Singapore dollars too. If you want further savings, consider hotels along the roads like Geylang or even Joo Chiat.  For example…

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Selecting a Singapore hotel for your stay in Singapore couldnt be easier, all you need to do is do a little research. If you are visiting Singapore for business like many, you can consider hotels a little outside the Central Business District in Singapore. There are quite a few roads leading to the Central Business District in Singapore. Such roads includes Bras Basah, Jalan Besar towards Bencoolen Street, Beach Road, Victoria Street etc. All these roads has many Singapore hotels which are priced more economically as compared to those right smack in the middle of the Central Business District like Fullerton Hotel, Swissotel Merchant Court etc., just to name a few. There is a recently opened one Ibis Singapore on Bencoolen , which is only around S$180, and is less than 5 – 10mins from the Central Business District AND Central Shopping District (Orchard Road)! Ibis Singapore …

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The company behind Hard Rock Cafe, which owns around 124 Hard Rock cafes and 9 Hard Rock Hotels around the world, will open a hotel in Singapore next year. It will be a luxurious hotel based on rock-and-roll-themed interiors.  Hard Rock Hotel Singapore will be one of the six hotels at the Resorts World at Sentosa, an entertainment complex comprising casino, Universal Studios theme park, an oceanarium and 1,800 hotel rooms being built by a unit of Genting Group. The hotel is expected to charge around S$500 per room night, for a giant room with two queen sized beds and a big screen TV.  This rate is almost double

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For the past few years, prices of hotel rooms in Singapore has been sky rocketing. Whatever it was reported in the news extra isn’t exactly the truth.  Official figures are often misleading and visitors who visit Singapore regularly on business or for leisure will know this. For example, a room at Hotel Rendezvous was around $150 per room per night back in 2003. It rose to almost $250 in beginning 2008, hitting as high as $300 in last quarter of 2008. What hotels in Singapore didnt realized was there is a pending downturn, in fact a huge downturn coming up. Due to the economic crisis …

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