Can someone suggest where to find cheap hotel rates for Singapore, seeking 3 star for a few days stopover.

Try the Royal Peacock. Boutique hotel in Singapore's Chinatown. These people have cheap hotel rates<BR><BR>www.hua-hin.8k.com/catalog.html<BR><BR>

the new 7th story hotel is OK.. I dig the hot showeres, and clean dormitories. <BR>you can book online.. <BR><BR>http://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldet...telNumber=1150

Hi:<BR>We stayed in the City Bay View Hotel on Bencoolan street.<BR>It was clean and good value with a great breakfast, there are a lot of 'budget ' hotels around Bencoolan street and they are well worth a look.<BR>One tip, Singapore doesn't open much until midday, so if its shops you want afternoon and evening are best.<BR><BR>Have fun <BR>Muck

The hotel reservation desk at the airport is great. They will have a list of hotels and really great discounted prices (prices change daily). Once you choose one, they will call up and reserve for you. We used it twice this month traveling through Singapore.

I would go for Royal Peacock, New Otani or the New Park, all $50-65. All good hotels at decent prices.<BR><BR>Link: <BR>http://www.singapore.travelreporter.com

Rex, Don't know when you are planning to go but check out lodging.com. I found some really nice hotels for the $50-$80 usd range for the end of February.

if you dont mind bookingint he last couple of weeks b4 travel...try www.wotif.com<BR><BR>i just looked at it this morning and it has stuff like ANA for $SD140!!!

The Royal Peackock is about $52, Miramar is worth a look. <BR><BR>http://www.hua-hin.8k.com/catalog.html<BR><BR>Thai booking agency with cheap rates for Singapore

Read in the paper that there is this new hotel in chinatown call 1929, i think, n the rate is about S$80-90, not so sure. Saw the pix on paper, very hip n stylish n will open end of month i think.

Just returned from Singapore, we slept at the South East Asia hotel, very clean,cheap (around 30$ for a big double room)ver well located and quiet street,the only thing is they do not accept credit cards

I also stayed at the South East Asia Hotel. It's near Bencoolen and a short walk to the Bugis MRT station. The rooms are simple, but clean and comfortable for about $70 CDN.

Try the Inn Crowd. It's more of a hostel than a hotel, but the service is EXCELLENT! <BR>http://www.the-inncrowd.com/

Have you thought about priceline.com or priceline asia? I see from the message board at biddingfortravel.com that the 4 star Concorde and Marriott have had successful bids at $54 and $50 per night respectively? Why pay more for a 3 star when you can get such deals on a 4?