Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

Cool and trendy backpacker hostel in Singapore's trendy Boat Quay
vicinity. Close to many popular bars, restaurants, cafes, shopping and
tourist attractions. Only 1 minute walk from Clarke Quay MRT station.
Dorm S$20/night, double room S$47/night. Free breakfast and Internet
access. Please visit www.summertavern.com for details.

Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

"Summer Tavern" wrote in message
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Cool and trendy backpacker hostel in Singapore's trendy Boat Quay

You mean you have aircon in your premises?

Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

"Thomas F. Unke" wrote in message
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"Markku Grönroos" writes:

Cool and trendy backpacker hostel in Singapore's trendy Boat Quay

You mean you have aircon in your premises?

Probably. But what means "trendy"?

Perhaps one corner of the house has collapsed?

Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

Where most of the pretty girls hang out?

R



Probably. But what means "trendy"?


Perhaps one corner of the house has collapsed?

Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

What rubbish!
Just went there yesterday coming in from Changi airport after 13hrs on
the plane and they are still under renovations. Their website pictures
of the dorm and communal areas are fake and doctored. Fancy pictures
on their homepage are of the hotspots around singapore; none of which
are of their building.

Summer Tarven, thank you for wasting my time. Cool and trendy you are
not.

Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 10:44:21 GMT, Thomas F. Unke
wrote:

(Jonno) writes:

What rubbish!
Just went there yesterday coming in from Changi airport after 13hrs on
the plane and they are still under renovations. Their website pictures
of the dorm and communal areas are fake and doctored. Fancy pictures
on their homepage are of the hotspots around singapore; none of which
are of their building.

Summer Tarven, thank you for wasting my time. Cool and trendy you are
not.

At least you have learned something: Never buy from spammers!


The REAL lesson here is never to trust these pesky Singaporians.......

Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

Hi Ralph,

received your email; apology accepted. Leaving Singapore in the next
couple of hours, not sure when I'll be back in Singapore but will keep
your offer in mind.

BTW, "artists' impressions" of living quarters is not quite right; its
like morphing my face on brad pitt's body. Same goes for not
explaining on your website of your actual start date but I see that
you have updated your website with the start date.

Alot of backpackers like me do not always book before we get to a new
country because either we are too lazy to do our homework or we want
to see the hostel first before we commit.

Good luck with your hostel opening.

pls ignore - Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

test only-please ignore

emma
"Jonno" wrote in message
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What rubbish!
Just went there yesterday coming in from Changi airport after 13hrs on
the plane and they are still under renovations. Their website pictures
of the dorm and communal areas are fake and doctored. Fancy pictures
on their homepage are of the hotspots around singapore; none of which
are of their building.

Summer Tarven, thank you for wasting my time. Cool and trendy you are
not.

Trendy hostel in Singapore
 

So many new hostels opened these 2 years in Singapore. All of them
have colorful cutsey furniture, and all call themselves cool, hip and
trendy.

This is the hostel that started them all. It is run by a friendly
couple, and was featured in the local newspaper one day. They were
reportedly fully booked for one whole year, even in the midst of SARS.
http://www.the-inncrowd.com/

They then inspired all these new hostels to open within these 2 years.
http://www.chillinn.com/
http://www.atravellersreststop.com.sg/
http://www.hangout-hotels.com/
http://www.betelbox.com/
http://ubin.no-ip.com/

All of them will have to depend on the internet to attract customers.
But I doubt many of them will be able to survive for very long. At
S$18 a night they are too expensive for backpackers, who can find
cheaper beds in Malaysia and Thailand and will continue to avoid
Singapore.