Things You'll Need:
- Computer with Internet access for making reservations
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Step 1
Get help booking accommodations in Singapore by calling the Singapore Tourism Board at 800-736-2000, or by visiting their Web site (see Resources below).
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Step 2
Know that there's a shortage of budget accommodations in Singapore. Most cheap hotels are in red light districts and rent by the hour.
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Step 3
Splurge on luxury accommodations on Orchard Road. Enjoy the widest selection of upscale shops and spas in all of Singapore.
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Step 4
Check out a variety of newly renovated boutique hotels in Singapore's Chinatown district.
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Step 5
Maximize your backpacking budget. Stay in one of the inexpensive tourist hostels in the Bugis, Little India or East Coast districts.
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Step 6
Book mid-level accommodations near the west end of the Singapore River to enjoy an abundance of A-list waterfront eateries within walking distance of your hotel.
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Step 1
Understand that a prosperous citizenry combined with authoritarian rule is responsible for Singapore's reputation as one of the cleanest, safest places to visit in all of Asia.
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Step 2
Don't be fooled by their ultra-low prices and casual atmosphere--Singapore's hawker centers offer some of the country's finest cuisine.
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Step 3
Enjoy the luxury of Singapore's diverse culture, vibrant riverfront walkways and world class shopping.
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Step 1
Fly into Singapore's Changi Airport. Whiz through one of the world's fastest immigration centers and baggage claims.
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Step 2
Hire a taxi from Changi Airport to downtown for less than $50.
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Step 3
Take advantage of a moderately-priced flat rate for limousine service from Changi Airport to anywhere in the city proper.
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Step 4
Hop on a subway or city bus for a very inexpensive fare from the airport to downtown.







