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PAMJP, here are a couple of areas to possibly consider: Marina Bay- upmarket shopping, casino (eg Marina Bay Sands, Fullerton, Fullerton Bay.) City Hall - above MRT station and interconnecting shopping centres (eg Fairmont) Orchard Road- main street (eg Shangri-La, Mariott Tang Plaza, Hilton, St Regis) We liked the location of the Fairmont, as it was easy to get around. There is an another hotel literally next door- Swisshotel the Stamford- which may be worth a look. We were less keen on the Hilton as it was old and Orchard Road can become very crowded and hot, but perhaps an experience that a first-time visitor would not mind. 4/5 star hotels in Singapore are expensive, but like you say, taxis are not, so getting to places is easy.

@foodsvcmgr Yes, I can confirm the unpublished menu was definitely available on this QV cruise- our waiter offered it to us one evening. @Kynance Thank you for the great review. We did go to the shows so I can add a little: Top Hat, Hollywood Rocks, Be Our Guest and a segment of the Rat Pack were the production numbers. We were a little surprised the first three were the same as on our QV fjords cruise last year. For the other nights, there was a comedian, a musician and a band. My photos are not as vibrant as yours and embarrassingly a large number of dining room menu items! Being an aviation enthusiast, I got a few photos of the incoming helicopter for the medevac. (On disembarkation day, I discovered a fellow passenger had a mobile phone malfunction when trying to take the same photos, so happy to share these if he emails Unesco88athotmaildotcom) It was overall an enjoyable trip. I have not been sent a Cunard post-cruise survey yet. Does everyone still receive these?