Singapore offers an endless variety of gastronomic delights, fabulous shopping, entertainment and enchanting sights, and right in the heart of the Lion City's old colonial charm is the Golden Landmark-A Far East Hotel For your reservation at the Golden Landmark-A Far East Hotel, Singapore please select the dates of your stay and complete our secure online booking form.
Lobby Loungecozy retreat to the Lobby Lounge for a round of cocktails should be ideal to end the day. The Lobby Lounge marries warmth and comfort with luxury and elegance. Sit back and relax, as the lounge provides the perfect ambience for cocktails and drinks at the bar.Level 3, Golden Landmark Hotel.Opening Hours: 5:30 pm to 1 am.
Mooi Chin PlaceThe Mooi Chin Place offers a superb array of local and western delights, which should whet any appetite. It is a truly wonderful place to dine, as the restaurant provides a sense of warmth and relaxation.Level 3, Golden Landmark Hotel.
Riverwalk TandoorFor an experience of fine Indian dining, head up to the Chandhi Fine North Indian Dining and Lounge. Renown for its exceptional North Indian cuisines, Chandhi offers its daily lunch and dinner buffets and also a wonderful array of Ala Carte menus whilst pampering you with its enchanting ambience. Level 5 Poolside, Golden Landmark Hotel
ShadesEnjoy a hearty meal, kick back with a cup of tea and a book or at the end of a tiring day, unwind with a cocktail. Breakfast: 8.00am to 10.30amLunch: 11.30am to 2.00pmDinner: 6.00pm to 9.30pmEvening Cocktails: 5.00pm to 10.00pmSnacks and drinks available all day.
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Monday, August 3, 2009
Macau Casinos
Gambling in Macau (or Macao) was legalized in 1850, under Portuguese rule, and since that time it has been known as the "Monte Carlo of the Orient." Both foreign and domestic corporations have invested heavily in Macau casinos, and tourists frequently visit them from Hong Kong and the mainland of the People's Republic of China. In fact, gambling and tourism are the chief sources of income in Macau.
There are a number of casinos in Macau, all operating under government rules and regulations, and most are open 24 hours a day. Games at Macau casinos include blackjack, roulette, boule, sic bo, Fan-Tan, keno, and the very popular game of baccarat. The largest of the Macau casinos is the Casino Lisboa, a four-story complex originally built in the early 1970's, by a Stanley Ho company. The Casino Lisboa in downtown Macau has been enlarged to a total of 927 rooms and another extension is planned to meet the competition of the adjacent Wynn Macau, owned by Steve Wynn of Las Vegas.
In comparison, the Floating Palace, located on a barge about a five-minute walk from the ferry terminal, is the smallest Macau casino. The second deck has six baccarat tables, two for blackjack, and two for dai-siu and sic bo. In addition, there is a small slot machine room and other areas that are probably used for private gambling games. For a change of pace in a quieter atmosphere, the Floating Palace has low table limits and is a good option to consider.
The Pharoah's Casino, within the 5-star Landmark Hotel, is in a prime city center location. The Pharaoh's, on the 3rd floor, offers a luxurious gambling experience, with 383 slots and 19 table games including baccarat, roulette, nine tables of poker, and eight of blackjack.
In addition, Macau casinos include the Fortuna in the Hotel Fortuna, conveniently located within walking distance of the shopping and business districts, and the Casino Golden Dragon. Located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the popular Hotel Golden Dragon, it has 72,600 square feet of lively, carnival-like atmosphere. The décor of the Golden Dragon is based upon festivals from Europe, China, America, and Latin America, including a Spanish fire lighting display on the ceiling of the main gambling floor. Six of the VIP rooms feature the Trinidad carnival, the Venice mask festival, 19th century Paris, Mardi Gras, the Carnivale de Rio de Janeiro, and Chinese dragon dancing. The Casino Golden Dragon, with 85 gaming tables (15 for VIPs), 3-card poker, baccarat, sic bo, and blackjack, and 137 slots is filled with fun and excitement.
For a time, Macau casinos, for the most part, did not have the glitz and glamor of Vegas or Atlantic City, but with the influx of foreign investors that too is changing.
This article is the property of Macau Casinos
There are a number of casinos in Macau, all operating under government rules and regulations, and most are open 24 hours a day. Games at Macau casinos include blackjack, roulette, boule, sic bo, Fan-Tan, keno, and the very popular game of baccarat. The largest of the Macau casinos is the Casino Lisboa, a four-story complex originally built in the early 1970's, by a Stanley Ho company. The Casino Lisboa in downtown Macau has been enlarged to a total of 927 rooms and another extension is planned to meet the competition of the adjacent Wynn Macau, owned by Steve Wynn of Las Vegas.
In comparison, the Floating Palace, located on a barge about a five-minute walk from the ferry terminal, is the smallest Macau casino. The second deck has six baccarat tables, two for blackjack, and two for dai-siu and sic bo. In addition, there is a small slot machine room and other areas that are probably used for private gambling games. For a change of pace in a quieter atmosphere, the Floating Palace has low table limits and is a good option to consider.
The Pharoah's Casino, within the 5-star Landmark Hotel, is in a prime city center location. The Pharaoh's, on the 3rd floor, offers a luxurious gambling experience, with 383 slots and 19 table games including baccarat, roulette, nine tables of poker, and eight of blackjack.
In addition, Macau casinos include the Fortuna in the Hotel Fortuna, conveniently located within walking distance of the shopping and business districts, and the Casino Golden Dragon. Located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the popular Hotel Golden Dragon, it has 72,600 square feet of lively, carnival-like atmosphere. The décor of the Golden Dragon is based upon festivals from Europe, China, America, and Latin America, including a Spanish fire lighting display on the ceiling of the main gambling floor. Six of the VIP rooms feature the Trinidad carnival, the Venice mask festival, 19th century Paris, Mardi Gras, the Carnivale de Rio de Janeiro, and Chinese dragon dancing. The Casino Golden Dragon, with 85 gaming tables (15 for VIPs), 3-card poker, baccarat, sic bo, and blackjack, and 137 slots is filled with fun and excitement.
For a time, Macau casinos, for the most part, did not have the glitz and glamor of Vegas or Atlantic City, but with the influx of foreign investors that too is changing.
This article is the property of Macau Casinos
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Hotels In Singapore
Looking for a hotel in Singapore? There are numerous accommodation types to suit all budgets and preferences in the island for your travel needs. They range from affordable and budget hotels to boutique and five-star hotels. If you search thoroughly, you can find good deals and great discounts for your lodgings from the Orchard Road shopping area to the more suburban districts of Geylang. There are also beach resorts in the Sentosa island should you prefer the beach.
Picking the right accommodation in Singapore depends on your budget and requirements. Most hotels come with standard facilities like International Direct Dial (IDD) phones, internet and cable, room service, mini bars, data ports for modem, meeting rooms, no-smoking rooms or floors, business and fitness centres furnished with the latest equipment. If you are on a shoestring, look for hotels that provide just the bed and bathroom. Most hotels have promotional rates available from time to time, we recommend that you check directly with the hotel before making any reservations.
The locations of the hotels affect the rates of the room. The closer you are to prime shopping districts, the more expensive the rooms are. Hotels along Orchard Road are the priciest, while those along Bencoolen Street are the cheapest. But there are many affordable hotels that are near train and bus stations, so picking one hotel near them would greatly enhance your daily commuting needs.
It is advisable to make advance reservations to avoid disappointment. You can book them online as most hotels would give you special rates for online reservations. Most major credit cards are accepted and you may be required to leave a credit card imprint or number upon check-in. Please note that rates are quoted in Singapore Dollars and maybe subject to a 10% service charge, 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) and 1% Cess.
Here is a list of hotels in Singapore.
HOTEL NAME LOCATIONG
Goodwood Park Hotel
OrchardGrand Hyatt
OrchardHilton Hotel Singapore
OrchardHotel Grand Central
OrchardHotel Phoenix
OrchardHotel Rendezvous
OrchardHotel Supreme
OrchardLe Meridien Singapore
Orchard Marriott Singapore
OrchardMeritus Mandarin
OrchardNegara On Claymore
OrchardOrchard Hotel
OrchardOrchard Parade
OrchardPark Hotel
Orchard OrchardRoyal Plaza On Scotts
OrchardThe Elizabeth
OrchardYMCA
OrchardYork Hotel
OrchardFour Seasons Hotel
Orchard Vicinity
Holiday Inn Park View
Orchard Vicinity
Orchard Grand Court
Orchard Vicinity RELC International Hotel
Orchard VicinityShangri-La Singapore
Orchard VicinitySheraton Towers
Orchard VicinityThe Regent
Orchard Vicinity The Sha Villa
Orchard VicinityTraders Hotel
Orchard VicinityYWCA Fort Canning Lodge
Orchard Vicinity Conrad Centennial Singapore
Marina Mandarin Singapore
MarinaPan Pacific
MarinaThe Oriental
MarinaThe Ritz-Carlton
Millenia MarinaCarlton Hotel
CityHall Grand Plaza Park Hotel
City Hall Peninsula Excelsior
City Hall Raffles Hotel
CityHall Raffles The Plaza
City HallSwissôtel The Stamford
City HallThe Fullerton Raffles Place Albert Court Hotel
For more information on hotels and things to do in Singapore, you can visit http://www.platimumbooks.com
Ong Hui Woohttp://www.platimumbooks.com
Picking the right accommodation in Singapore depends on your budget and requirements. Most hotels come with standard facilities like International Direct Dial (IDD) phones, internet and cable, room service, mini bars, data ports for modem, meeting rooms, no-smoking rooms or floors, business and fitness centres furnished with the latest equipment. If you are on a shoestring, look for hotels that provide just the bed and bathroom. Most hotels have promotional rates available from time to time, we recommend that you check directly with the hotel before making any reservations.
The locations of the hotels affect the rates of the room. The closer you are to prime shopping districts, the more expensive the rooms are. Hotels along Orchard Road are the priciest, while those along Bencoolen Street are the cheapest. But there are many affordable hotels that are near train and bus stations, so picking one hotel near them would greatly enhance your daily commuting needs.
It is advisable to make advance reservations to avoid disappointment. You can book them online as most hotels would give you special rates for online reservations. Most major credit cards are accepted and you may be required to leave a credit card imprint or number upon check-in. Please note that rates are quoted in Singapore Dollars and maybe subject to a 10% service charge, 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) and 1% Cess.
Here is a list of hotels in Singapore.
HOTEL NAME LOCATIONG
Goodwood Park Hotel
OrchardGrand Hyatt
OrchardHilton Hotel Singapore
OrchardHotel Grand Central
OrchardHotel Phoenix
OrchardHotel Rendezvous
OrchardHotel Supreme
OrchardLe Meridien Singapore
Orchard Marriott Singapore
OrchardMeritus Mandarin
OrchardNegara On Claymore
OrchardOrchard Hotel
OrchardOrchard Parade
OrchardPark Hotel
Orchard OrchardRoyal Plaza On Scotts
OrchardThe Elizabeth
OrchardYMCA
OrchardYork Hotel
OrchardFour Seasons Hotel
Orchard Vicinity
Holiday Inn Park View
Orchard Vicinity
Orchard Grand Court
Orchard Vicinity RELC International Hotel
Orchard VicinityShangri-La Singapore
Orchard VicinitySheraton Towers
Orchard VicinityThe Regent
Orchard Vicinity The Sha Villa
Orchard VicinityTraders Hotel
Orchard VicinityYWCA Fort Canning Lodge
Orchard Vicinity Conrad Centennial Singapore
Marina Mandarin Singapore
MarinaPan Pacific
MarinaThe Oriental
MarinaThe Ritz-Carlton
Millenia MarinaCarlton Hotel
CityHall Grand Plaza Park Hotel
City Hall Peninsula Excelsior
City Hall Raffles Hotel
CityHall Raffles The Plaza
City HallSwissôtel The Stamford
City HallThe Fullerton Raffles Place Albert Court Hotel
For more information on hotels and things to do in Singapore, you can visit http://www.platimumbooks.com
Ong Hui Woohttp://www.platimumbooks.com
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