As I mentioned in the previous post, our QT session in January happened accidentally. It was decided in a very short time. Basically I booked in the morning. Confirmation from the hotel came within an hour after their reservation office opened. Then a couple of hours afterwards we were heading to Sentosa already. Had our lunch and checked in.

Very last minute, but we managed to get ourselves the Junior Suite. I wish we had more choices in Singapore, but when it comes to resort for relaxation, I guess the Sentosa Resorts & Spa (www.thesentosa.com) is still one of the prime choice. The newly opened Amara maybe nice, but for the room that was available at that time, I don’t feel the price makes sense. It’s SGD 700++ a night for the Junior Suite in Sentosa Resorts vs. SGD1,200++ a night in Amara.

The Junior Suite is quite spacious and well-decorated. However, a little bit boring for me. I am a sucker for tropical resorts. And if you are looking for that rustic feeling, not too clean and clinical, I guess Singapore is really not the place to do that. At least I’m not aware where we can find such a place in Singapore. Anyway, my baby loves the place. She loves everything modern and clean cut.

A few shots of the Junior Suite and the Sentosa Resorts:

The spacious Junior Suite.

Though not as heavenly as Westin’s Heavenly Bed, this one is enough to make you want to hide under the blanket for the whole day. Our QT almost failed because we were tempted to sleep instead of talking!

They use tropical fruits as complimentary welcome fruit. They even provide the guidebook to tropical fruit for people who are clueless about them. Nice try. But the fruit display so can not beat the one in Amanusa!

The Pavilion. The lounge to hang out with some live music in the evening.

Peacock roaming around the resort freely.

Place to relax on a lazy afternoon.