Emirates Lounge Singapore Changi Airport

Nice food. Old world 1970s ambiance. Oasis for the Emir in busy Singapore.

Lovely cold salad selections.

I just finished function in Spore where they served beef and lamb. I got to the Emirates Lounge 2 hours before my flight. It is in Terminal 1 near "C" departure doors. The food was good. I had a tasting sample sambal prawn, fillet mignon, kung po chicken. Tempted to order the dim sum(not ready available on buffet) but decided to have a shower. This was a 4 heead shower with 1 on the top and 3 for the body. Towel packs all ready. After the shower I had salty  nuts and a fruit drink. The desserts looked amazing but I decided to stay on a healthy diet. We had some fruit. Also read the paper. Lounge was spacious and had an old world feel of wood and leather chairs. Different ambience to the more modern design of other lounges I had been to in Spore Changi Airport.

Wink Hostel Singapore

The pod in Chinatown Singapore Mosque street. Shttp://www.winkhostelsingapore.com/ee

Friendly staff on evening shift when I arrived at Wink Hostel. At the top of a traditional Chinatown shopfront.

Breakfast provided. Options for bread and cereal.

Juice and jams available from the fridge.

Kaya or coconut jam for the toast.

Ingredients of Kaya Jam.

The upper bunk Pod lighted up. Took an upper bunk pod. Electronic locking locker in room at base of bottom pod. Slight noise of coughing and others getting up at night. More privacy but have to climb ladder. Toilets & showers upstairs. Kitchen was clean. Breakfast included with toast & warm beverages. Peanut butter, kaya and jam available. Fresh fruit also available for breakfast. Air-conditioner was cool. Curtain maintains privacy Sing$50 per night so very good value.

Curtains to cover the pods. Light turn on automatically in your pod when you enter the room.