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When you stay in Orchard Road area, you know that you are conveniently located near the heart of the city on a lively and attractive street. The best part of staying here, you stay a short distance to Orchard Road, Singapore’s main shopping and entertainment hub. Whether you need Orchard Road hotels for a business trip, or for a holiday, make a good decision with any nice place to stay here.
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It homes to hundreds of choice to spend after-dining hours in this expatriates and professional popular night places. Just a short drive from Shenton Way, financial centre, where visitors kept near the fascinating Chinatown and the fashionable Orchard Road shopping belt.
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The area of brand-name hotels providing quality service and have all the amenities associated with five-star hotels--swimming pool, gym, room service, restaurants, and business. If your budget allows, the more comfortable choices include the Ritz-Carlton in the Marina area and Conrad International. Of course, the Raffles Hotel deserves a separate mention. This hotel is legendary. In addition to wonderful service, shopping boutiques (Prada, Louis Vuitton, etc.) and good restaurants, Raffles Hotel provides visitors with an excellent tropical getaway in the city centre.
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East Coast sits Joo Chiat and Katong that are the condiments. Peranakan (Straits Chinese), Eurasian, Malay, Indian and Chinese cultures blend together to perfection. The area of old architecture and well known eateries repays visitors with quiet pleasure. Cultural mementoes and treasure bargains are easily found in the area.
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A major tourist’s attraction, it hosts a sheltered beach of more than two km in length on its southern coast, a musical fountain which uses the interaction of lasers against water particles to create 3D images. The Underwater World introduces cute dolphins and so on. There are also two golf courses and two five-star hotels. Nature lovers would love Sentosa.
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Bintan lsland is the largest of 3,200 islands in the Riau Archipelago and the third largest of 27 provinces in. Located at the crossroads of one of the world’s oldest and busiest maritime trading routes, Bintan has provided a safe haven to traders and sailors from Europe, and for over a century. It was on the island of Bintan that the Sultan of Malacca found refuge from Portuguese attack in the 16th century, mapping tales of legendary importance when Bintan grew as the centre of the powerful Johor Riau Sultanate.
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