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Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort
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It's a vast, arc-shape building facing the sea that's popular with both conventions and Singaporean families escaping to the beach for the weekend. The motel-like rooms are small, but all have balconies; ask for a room facing the water, or else your view will be of a grassy knoll. The main restaurant serves Cantonese fare, and the café dishes up western and Asian food. Children love this place for its pool with water slides, and adults can rock climb (on a wall), golf, or windsurf. A free shuttle bus from the Shangri-La Hotel will bring you here.
- Address: 101 Siloso Rd., Sentosa Island, 098970 | Map It
- Phone: 6275-0100; 020/8747-8485 for reservations in the U.K.; 800/942-5050 for reservations in Canada and the U.S.
- Website: www.shangri-la.com
- Metro World Trade Centre.
- Location: Sentosa Island
Contact Information
- 441 rooms, 18 suites.
- Restaurants, bar, pool, gym, water sports, parking.
- Rooms have: safe, Internet.
- Rate includes some meals.
- Credit cards accepted.
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