H ello Readers~ During this Pandemic, we no longer have the freedom to travel liked how we used to. So what else can we do to have to little bit taste of travelling... within our own country? Staycation! These are the Family-Friendly Staycations I've experienced so far... Festive Hotel Marina Bay Sands Sofitel Singapore City Centre InterContinental Singapore Park Hotel Clarke Quay (The hotels are sort by the oldest stay first, to the newest stay at the bottom) Last update: 16 May 2021 ======================================================================== 1. Festive Hotel September 2019 Festive Hotel has got a Deluxe Family Room that comes with a loft bed, spacious enough to accommodate 2 adults and 2 children. (Photo credit: Agoda) But I didn't book that room because my girl was too young to climb up the loft and it will also be dangerous for her to be up there. So I chose a Deluxe Room (without loft) instead, and requested for a Baby cot! The bathroom door is big e
Sorry it's been so long since my last update. Been so busy juggling over my full-time job, my girl, and my daily routine. Here I wanna share about our trip to Japan in November 2019 when she was 15 months old. (YES IKR, WE ALL MISS TRAVELLING ðŸ˜) Hope this Covid-19 will leave soon, although I know, it's gonna take years to open up travelling freedom again. Okay, heads up, the main purpose of this trip was to surprise my Aunt who's residing in Tokyo, Japan. So..... we don't really have a tour itinerary planned out just like our Taiwan trip. It was more to a family gathering/catch up. Day 1 We flew with Japan Airlines . We took an overnight flight, departing at 01:50hrs, arriving in Japan in the morning. Hoping that my girl would sleep throughout the flight and won't fuss. Check in your stroller at the Gate with no worries! And travelling with a <2 years old makes you PRIORITY. 😄 On board the flight, the stewardess gave me a bag of goodies for my girl! Merries