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Post title: 10 places to visit while you are in Singapore
Post content: Singapore is a small island city-state located in Southeast Asia. It is known for its clean streets, delicious food, and cultural diversity. The city is home to a variety of attractions, from modern skyscrapers to traditional temples, making it a perfect destination for travelers of all ages and interests. Here are some of the best places to visit in Singapore.Marina Bay Sands: This iconic hotel and resort is located in the heart of Singapore's central business district. The complex features a luxury hotel, a mall, a casino, and an observation deck with a spectacular view of the city. The observation deck, known as Sands SkyPark, offers a panoramic view of the city and is a great spot for taking photos.Gardens by the Bay: This 101-hectare park is home to a variety of gardens, including the Flower Dome, which houses over a million plants from around the world. The Cloud Forest, another of the main attractions, is a cooled conservatory that features a 35-meter tall mountain covered in lush vegetation and a waterfall.Sentosa Island: This man-made island is a popular destination for both tourists and locals. It is home to a variety of attractions, including Universal Studios Singapore, the S.E.A. Aquarium, and the Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, such as beach volleyball, parasailing, and cable car rides.Merlion Park: The Merlion is the iconic symbol of Singapore and the statue of the half-fish, half-lion creature is located at Merlion Park. The park offers great views of Marina Bay and is a popular spot for tourists to take photos.Clarke Quay: This riverside district is known for its lively atmosphere, with a variety of restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. Visitors can enjoy the colorful street performances, take a boat ride along the river, or go shopping at the nearby shops.Little India: This vibrant neighborhood is known for its colorful shops, delicious food, and traditional temples. Visitors can take a stroll down Serangoon Road, and explore the various shops selling traditional Indian clothing, jewelry, and spices.Chinatown: This historic neighborhood is known for its traditional Chinese shops, temples, and street food. Visitors can explore the Chinese Heritage Center, the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, and the Sri Mariamman Temple.Raffles Hotel: This historic hotel is known for its colonial architecture, and it is one of Singapore's most famous landmarks. Visitors can enjoy afternoon tea at the hotel's famous Long Bar, where the Singapore Sling was invented.Orchard Road: This is Singapore's main shopping district, home to a wide variety of shops, malls, and restaurants. Visitors can find everything from luxury brands to local designers, as well as a variety of street food vendors and local hawker centers.Universal Studios Singapore: This is the first Universal Studios theme park in Southeast Asia and it offers a wide variety of rides and attractions based on popular movies and TV shows. Visitors can enjoy the various themed zones, such as Hollywood, New York, and Sci-Fi City, as well as the various shows and parades.These are just some of the many attractions that Singapore has to offer. Whether you're interested in history, culture, food, or entertainment, there is something for everyone in this vibrant city-state. With its convenient public transportation system and friendly locals, Singapore is a great destination for first-time visitors and seasoned travelers alike.

Post title: 6 things you need to know as Singapore lifts Covid-19 rules
Post content: From 13 Feb 2023, commuters will no longer need to wear masks when taking public transport as community regulations are progressively lifted.This was among changes to measures the multi-ministry task force tackling Covid-19 announced on 09 Feb 2023.This comes more than three years after the first Covid-19 case was reported in Singapore on 23 Jan 2020.Here are the things you need to know about the changes:1. No masks required on public transport2. Covid-19 vaccines remain free3. Treatment and testing are no longer fully subsidized from April 14. TraceTogether and SafeEntry no longer required5. Unvaccinated travelers entering Singapore do not need proof of pre-departure test6. Migrant workers no longer need to apply for passes to enter popular places(Original Source: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/no-masks-on-public-transport-free-vaccines-6-things-you-need-to-know-as-s-pore-lifts-covid-19-rules) 

Post title: Age Matters
Post content: We are a co-living accommodation located in many of the conserved shophouses with up to 4 storeys. These shophouses are accessible by stairs only and it does not have any elevator or escalator. The building are also not wheelchair-friendly due to its restrictive structures. As our guest, you are also expected to share the facilities such as the bathrooms, toilets, pantry, lounges and laundry room. As such, we require that you must be between 18 and 70 year-old in order to stay with us.  Exceptions are given to family or group with young children of at least 4 years old, whom have booked a private room that do not share with other unrelated guests. The parents or guardians of the young travelers must ensure their safety and well-being at all times.Please refer to our house rules or contact us if you are not sure, or if you have more queries.

Post title: Airport to Wink by Taxi
Post content: The taxi is the fastest and easiest option and is available 24x7. Use this option if you arrive after midnight (as there would be no other transport options available). Once you leave the arrival hall, follow the signboard to the taxi stand. You would see staff manning the taxi queue. All the in Singapore is metered. A regular taxi can take up to 4 passengers. The trip from the airport to the city (where our hostels are located) would typically cost less than S$50 per taxi per journey. You can pay by cash or credit card (with a surcharge). As we have 3 properties in the vicinity, please instruct the driver with the correct hostel address:Wink @ Mosque Street (8A Mosque Street, Singapore 059488)Wink @ McCallum Street (2B McCallum Street, Singapore 069043)Wink @ Upper Cross Street (38 Upper Cross Street Street, Singapore 058341)

Post title: Bidet Spray
Post content: A bidet spray also known as a commode shower or toilet shower is a hand-held triggered nozzle that is placed near the toilet and delivers a spray of water. We do have such spray installed in our toilets for the convenience of our guests.

Post title: Complimentary Breakfast
Post content: Our complimentary breakfast service is now available from 7 am to 10 am daily for all Wink's guests staying at Wink's outlets. Bon appétit!

Post title: Capsule Pod Comfort at a Discount: 10% Off Your Stay
Post content: Discover the perfect blend of comfort and affordability at Wink. Book any of our cozy capsule pods for 2 nights or more and enjoy a 10% discount! With our prime locations and top-notch amenities, you'll experience an unforgettable stay without breaking the bank. Don't miss out on this limited-time offer, book now at wink.sg/book or wink.cloudbeds.com! (Select at least 2 nights and the discount will be applied automatically. Offer excludes weekends and while stock last.)

Post title: Celebrating togetherness and spreading joy
Post content: Dear valued customers and friends,As the holy month of Ramadan comes to a close, we at Wink would like to extend our warmest wishes to all our Muslim customers and friends around the world. Eid al-Fitr is a special occasion that marks the end of a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection, and we hope that this festive season brings you joy, peace, and blessings.At Wink, we take pride in providing our customers with a comfortable and convenient stay in our capsule hotels. We are honored to be a part of your Eid celebrations and grateful for your trust in us.As we celebrate Eid al-Fitr, let us remember the importance of coming together with family, friends, and loved ones to share the joy and happiness of this occasion. Let us also reflect on the values of compassion, kindness, and generosity towards all, which are at the heart of this special occasion.On behalf of the Wink team, we would like to wish you a happy and blessed Eid al-Fitr. May this festive season bring us all closer together and inspire us to spread love, peace, and joy in the world.Eid Mubarak!Warmly,Wink Management

Post title: Check-in Matters
Post content: Our check-in starts at 3 pm, and check-out is by 11 am strictly the next day. We need to follow this timing strictly so that our housekeepers have enough time to turn over the beds and clean up the rooms and all other areas for the incoming guests.Early Check-in:Any earlier check-in before 3 pm, it is chargeable at the prevailing nightly rate. You can book the extra night here.Otherwise, you can drop your luggage off with us between 9 am and 8 pm, and come back later. After Hours (Late) Check-in:You can check in late (after hours).  Please refer here for the specific instructions.Early Check-out:You can check out at any time of the day. Please drop the keycard into the key drop box found near the reception area. Should you have a late evening flight to catch, you may also leave your luggage with us at the reception, and come back later for it (before 8 pm).Late Check-out:Late check-out after 11 am is strictly not allowed. Please empty out your items in the room & locker and return the keycard to the reception before 11 am. You may leave your luggage at the reception, and come back later for it (before 8 pm). Otherwise, please extend your stay here. We reserve the right to pack and relocate your items in the room and locker should we fail to contact you past your check-out time. 

Post title: Chinatown CNY festivities hop back in full force ahead of Year of the Rabbit
Post content: Street lanterns featuring colourful rabbits were lit up on Tuesday evening as Chinese New Year festivities sprang back in full force in Chinatown after two years of Covid-19 restrictions.The festive lights will come on nightly until Feb 19 in New Bridge Road, Eu Tong Sen Street, South Bridge Road, and, for the first time, Upper Cross Street. Read more here. 

Post title: Digital Locker at Wink @ McCallum Street
Post content: Each capsule pod comes with a small locker, either below your pod, inside or outside the room. The locker is operated using a 4-digit PIN:The first time you use it, the digital locker should be in unlock mode:The next time you need to unlock the digital locker:The locker is not big but would be just nice for a small to medium size backpack. The average size of a typical locker is about 30cm x 50 cm x 70cm (height x width x depth). If your bag does not fit, you need to leave your extra luggage outside the room, or inside your pod. Hence you may consider keeping only the valuable items in the locker.

Post title: Digital Locker at Wink @ Mosque Street
Post content: Each capsule pod comes with a personal locker. Your designated locker is located beneath your capsule pod. Some private rooms do not have personal lockers. As the name implies, these are private rooms with no outsiders allowed. Please check with reception if you are not sure which is your designated locker.The average size of a typical locker is about 50cm x 50 cm x 100cm (height x width x depth). If your bag does not fit, you need to leave your extra luggage outside the room, or inside your pod. Hence you may consider keeping only the valuable items in the locker.The locker is always in locked mode. To unlock it, simply tap your keycard on the locker reader.

Post title: Digital Locker at Wink @ Upper Cross Street
Post content: Each capsule pod comes with a personal locker. Your designated locker is located beneath your capsule pod. Some private rooms do not have personal lockers. As the name implies, these are private rooms with no outsiders allowed. Please check with reception if you are not sure which is your designated locker.The average size of a typical locker is about 30cm x 50 cm x 100cm (height x width x depth). If your bag does not fit, you need to leave your extra luggage outside the room, or inside your pod. Hence you may consider keeping only the valuable items in the locker.The first time you use it, the digital locker should be in unlock mode:

Post title: Discovering the Rich History of Singapore's Chinatown: A Journey Through Time
Post content: Singapore's Chinatown is one of the oldest ethnic neighborhoods in the city-state and has a rich history dating back to the early 19th century when Chinese immigrants first arrived. The area was originally known as Telok Ayer, which was a swampy and malaria-ridden region. However, the growing number of Chinese immigrants made it an attractive place to live and work.In the late 19th century, the neighborhood underwent significant redevelopment and became a bustling hub for Chinese businesses and cultural activities. Temples, clan houses, and shophouses were built, and the area soon became the center of Chinese life in Singapore. During World War II, Chinatown was occupied by Japanese forces, and many buildings were damaged or destroyed.After the war, the neighborhood underwent a period of modernization and redevelopment, and many traditional shophouses were demolished to make way for high-rise buildings. In the late 20th century, the government launched a preservation and revitalization effort to maintain its heritage and cultural significance. The restored buildings now house a mix of residential units, shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.Today, Chinatown is a popular tourist destination and a vibrant neighborhood that continues to preserve and celebrate its rich cultural heritage.

Post title: Exploring lesser-known food destinations in Singapore and their signature dishes
Post content: Singapore is famous for its food scene, but most visitors tend to stick to the popular hawker centers and food courts. However, there are many hidden gems in the city that offer a unique food experience and are well worth a visit. These lesser-known food destinations offer a diverse range of cuisines and dishes that are sure to satisfy any foodie's cravings.One of these destinations is Tiong Bahru, a charming neighborhood known for its colonial-era architecture and street-side cafes. Here, you can find the famous Tiong Bahru Bakery, which offers a wide variety of baked goods and pastries. Another popular spot in Tiong Bahru is Hua Bee, a traditional coffee shop that serves delicious local breakfast dishes such as kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs.Another food destination that is well worth a visit is Tekka Center, located in the Little India neighborhood. Tekka Center is known for its diverse range of hawker stalls, including those serving South Indian cuisine and roti prata, a type of fried flatbread that is a staple in Singapore. Another must-try dish in Little India is the briyani, a fragrant rice dish cooked with spices, meats, and vegetables.Chinatown is another neighborhood that is packed with food options, and is particularly known for its street food stalls. One of the most popular dishes in Chinatown is the wanton noodle, a type of noodle soup that is served with dumplings. Another popular dish is the bak kut teh, a pork rib soup that is traditionally served with rice and various sides.In conclusion, there are many lesser-known food destinations in Singapore that offer a unique and delicious food experience. From Tiong Bahru's street-side cafes to Tekka Center's hawker stalls, these hidden gems are sure to impress any foodie and should not be missed during a visit to Singapore.

Post title: Free Gardens by the Bay Floral Fantasy ticket with minimum 3 nights stay
Post content: Escape to a blooming paradise! Book for 3 nights and receive a free pass to Gardens by the Bay Floral Fantasy – this offer is only for direct booking made on Wink.sg website, and it is valid until August 31, 2023, or while stocks last.What is included:How to book:Conditions of Offer:Floral Fantasy Closure Dates:Important Information:ValidityInclusionsHow To UseCancellation NotesTerms & Conditions

Post title: Free Walking Tour (2022)
Post content: Come join us for a free walking tour of Singapore's vibrant ethnic quarters and get a glimpse of the different communities coming to life! As there is a fair amount of of walking is required, including outdoors, hence participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, proper footwear (i.e.: covered shoes, fitted sandals), own water and umbrella or ponchos. Please scan the bard code for more details:

Post title: Garment Steamer Ironing
Post content: We do have garment steamer available for guest use. Please request it from the reception. 

Post title: How to plan for a 2 days visit to Singapore
Post content: If you have 2 days to visit Singapore, here are some recommendations for things to do. Please note that these are just general recommendations and you can pick and choose which activities you would like to do and in what order you would like to do them.Day 1:Day 2:

Post title: How to prepare for a trip post-covid?
Post content: Preparing for a trip in a post-COVID era requires some extra planning and precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Here are some tips to help you prepare for your trip:Check travel restrictions: Before booking your trip, make sure to check the latest travel restrictions for your destination. Some countries or regions may have stricter entry requirements, such as mandatory quarantine or testing, for travelers coming from certain areas.Get vaccinated: If you haven't already, consider getting vaccinated against COVID-19 before your trip. Many countries are now requiring proof of vaccination for entry, and even if it's not mandatory, it's still a good idea to protect yourself and others.Pack essentials: Make sure to pack essentials such as masks, hand sanitizers, and disposable wipes to use during your trip. It's also a good idea to pack extra masks and sanitizers in case you need them.Research accommodations: Research hotels and other accommodations that have implemented COVID-19 safety measures, such as enhanced cleaning and social distancing protocols.Plan ahead: Try to make as many reservations and plans ahead of time, as some places may have limited capacity due to social distancing measures.Be prepared for changes: Keep in mind that travel restrictions and safety measures are subject to change, so be prepared for the possibility of changes to your plans. Keep an eye on travel advisories and be flexible in case you need to make adjustments to your itinerary.Check your travel insurance coverage: Check that your travel insurance policy covers any unexpected cancellations or interruptions due to COVID-19 and make sure it's still valid.Consider alternative activities: If you're planning to visit a place that is known for crowded tourist attractions, consider alternative activities that can be done in a more socially distanced way, such as outdoor activities or virtual tours.By following these tips, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable trip in a post-COVID era. Remember that the situation is constantly evolving, so stay informed and be prepared to adapt as needed.

Post title: How to travel by bus from Singapore to Malacca or Kuala Lumpur?
Post content: Traveling by bus from Singapore to Malacca or Kuala Lumpur is a convenient and cost-effective option. However, it is important to take into consideration the border custom clearance process. Here are some steps to help you plan your bus trip:Check visa requirements: Ensure you have the proper visa or travel documents required for entry into Malaysia. Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents do not need visa to enter Malaysia, but other travelers might require a valid passport and visa.Check bus schedules and book your tickets in advance: There are several bus companies that operate between Singapore and Malacca or Kuala Lumpur, such as Transnasional, Delima Express, and Causeway Link. Check the schedules for the different companies and book your tickets in advance to ensure you get the best deal and to reserve a seat. We recommend RedBus, a one-stop portal to buy all the bus tickets you need.Choose your departure point and destination: In Singapore, buses to Malacca and Kuala Lumpur depart from several locations, such as Golden Mile Complex, Queen Street, and Boon Lay. In Malacca, buses arrive at the Melaka Sentral Bus Terminal, and in Kuala Lumpur buses arrive at the Puduraya Bus Terminal or other terminals.Arrive at the departure point on time: Make sure you arrive at the departure point at least 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time. This will give you enough time to check in, find your bus, and board.Bring your passport or ID: You will need to present your passport or ID when boarding the bus, as you will be crossing the border between Singapore and Malaysia.Clear customs at the border: When you reach the border, you will need to clear customs and immigration. Be prepared to show your passport and other travel documents as well as any necessary visa.Enjoy the journey: The bus journey from Singapore to Malacca or Kuala Lumpur usually takes around 3-4 hours.

Post title: Let's Explore Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum!
Post content: The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum is a Tang-style Chinese Buddhist Temple. The name is derived from what Buddhists regard as the left canine tooth of Buddha. Recovered from his funeral pyre in Kushinagar, India, it’s now displayed on its grounds. The sacred relic is housed in a giant stupa that weighs an amazing 3500 kilogrammes – made from 320 kilogrammes of gold, of which 234 kilogrammes were donated by devotees.There are weekly guided tours, cultural performances, talks and film screenings to help you understand the religion and its teachings. Though the temple was built in 2007, its richly  designed interiors and comprehensive exhibits tell stories of Buddhist culture over  thousands of years old.Recommended duration: 40 mins288 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058840 | Buddhist Culture Museum and Relic Chamber: Daily 9am–6pm | Eminent Sangha Museum: Daily 7am–7pm | Admission to the temple and weekly guided tours are free of charge | Please adhere to the temple’s dress code (e.g. no exposed shoulders or revealing outfits) when visiting. |(This material is provided by VisitSingapore.com)

Post title: Let's Explore Masjid Jamae(Chulia)
Post content: First established in 1826, the Masjid Jamae mosque is unique in many ways. As one of the oldest mosques in Singapore, it’s also one of the only six in the country that regularly conducts sermons in Tamil.Designed by Irish architect George Coleman and completed in 1835, the mosque cleverly fuses architectural features from the East and West together. Indo-Islamic motifs are paired with Tuscan pilasters, with accompanying Chinese green porcelain tiles.Walking in, visitors will quickly notice that the prayer room is interestingly not aligned withthe facade, but rather to Mecca.For a more in-depth experience, approach the mosque’s Dawah Officer who will happilyanswer any questions about the building and even Islam in general. Recommended duration: 15 mins218 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058767 | Saturday–Thursday 10am–6pm, Friday 10am–noon, 2.30–6pm | Please adhere to the mosque’s dress code (e.g. no exposed shoulders or revealing outfits) and remove your footwear before entering. Robes are available for visitors at the entrance of the mosque. Please contact the staff for assistance. |(This material is provided by VisitSingapore.com)

Post title: Let's Explore Mural at Mohamed Ali Lane
Post content: Fascinating wall murals have been mushrooming all over the city in recent years, thanks to Singaporean artists like Yip Yew Chong. His work isn’t just Instagram-worthy, it’s turning roads, like this one in Chinatown, into street museums.Yew Chong painted these murals from his personal memories of Singapore’s past – he grew up in Sago Lane, a street across the road. The Paper Mask & Puppet Seller (on the right) was inspired by a real person who sold masks on this very street. And the Indian man in The Mamak Store (on the left) was a shop owner who sold Yew Chong sweets and knick-knacks, and taught him his first Tamil words when he was a kid. Keep an eye out for more of his street art around Chinatown – they can be found at various parts of Singapore too.Recommended duration: 10 minsMohamed Ali Lane. On the side wall of House 227, South Bridge Road(This material is provided by VisitSingapore.com)

Post title: Let's Explore Sri Mariamman Temple!
Post content: Founded in 1827 by Narayana Pillay (the first Indian to set foot in Singapore), this temple was dedicated to Mariamman, the goddess known for curing illnesses and diseases. It’s the largest and oldest Hindu temple in Singapore, and it has played an important role in the Hindu community. In the 1800s, it was a place of refuge for new immigrants to stay until they found work and accommodation.Theemithi (fire-walking ceremony) is its most important festival since 1840. Legend has it that Draupathi – heroine of the epic poem, the Mahabharata – had to prove her virtuousness by walking barefoot over hot coals. It’s believed that virtuous devotees will also be  unharmed when they cross the coals.You would think that Pagoda Street was named after a Chinese pagoda. But it was, in fact, inspired by the majestic gopuram (grand tower) at the temple’s entrance. Early Chineseimmigrants used its towering prominence as a meeting point, and that’s how the street got its name. Its six-tiered tower – covered with sculptures of gods, goddesses and  mythological beasts – is a sight to behold. More than just an ornate landmark, this temple is also a national monument.Recommended duration: 15 mins244 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058793 | Daily 5.30am–noon, 6–9pm | Please adhere to the temple’s dress code (e.g. no exposed shoulders or revealing outfits) and remove your footwear before entering. |(This material is provided by VisitSingapore.com)

Post title: Let's go Tong Heng Confectionary!
Post content: Tong Heng is one of Singapore’s oldest confectioneries. The founder’s success is a story of resilience, determination and resourcefulness – the quintessential spirit of early Singapore. Though Fong Chee Heng arrived in 1901 as a coolie (unskilled labourer) from China, he managed to save enough funds for a pushcart to peddle coffee around Chinatown during the 1920s. By the 1930s, he had his own coffee shop at 33 Smith Street.Today, it’s in a bigger, revamped shop just across the road. Have a bite of the legendary egg tart, and you’ll see why the business is still going strong after more than 100 years.Recommended duration: 25 mins285 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058833 | Daily 9am–9pm |(This material is provided by VisitSingapore.com)

Post title: Luggage Storage
Post content: We are pleased to offer our staying guests a complimentary luggage storage service. This service is available before check-in and after check-out during our operating hours, and it is limited to one piece of luggage per guest. Please note that overnight storage is not permitted with this complimentary service.  Any other storage request is chargeable at prevailing rates.For security reasons, we advise guests not to keep valuable items in their luggage. Wink is not responsible for any damage or loss. Additionally, please ensure your luggage is properly secured before storage, and it must be collected with a valid luggage stub issued by Wink. Any unclaimed luggage will be disposed of after a certain period of time. Any overnight storage is chargeable at prevailing rates (i.e: S$8/bag/night). You may purchase overnight luggage storage if there is such a need.

Post title: No-smoking Rule
Post content: We have a strict no-smoking policy inside Wink's premises.We reserve the right to compound and evict any person found smoking inside Wink's premises. Any payments or charges paid to Wink will not be refunded.If anyone needs to smoke, he/she can do so at the designated area on the street level, outside the premise. 

Post title: Penny savings tips while visiting Singapore
Post content: Singapore is known for its high cost of living, but there are ways to save money while visiting the city-state. Here are some penny-saving tips to help you stretch your budget:Take advantage of free activities: Singapore has plenty of free activities to enjoy such as visiting Merlion Park, the iconic symbol of Singapore, or exploring the city's many parks and gardens, such as Gardens by the Bay, which is free to visit.Use public transportation: Singapore has an efficient and reliable public transportation system, including buses and trains. Using public transportation is a cost-effective way to get around the city.Eat at hawker centers: Singapore is famous for its street food, and hawker centers are the best place to try it. These food courts offer a wide variety of local dishes at affordable prices.Take advantage of discounts and promotions: Many attractions and shops offer discounts and promotions, such as student or senior discounts, so make sure to ask about any promotions or discounts available.Shop at night markets: Singapore has several night markets that offer a wide variety of goods at discounted prices, such as Bugis Street Market, Chinatown Street Market, and Little India.Use apps for discounts: Singapore has several apps that offer discounts for food, activities, and transportation. Some popular apps are Grab, Klook, and Fave.Stay at budget-friendly accommodations: Singapore has a wide range of accommodations available, from budget-friendly hostels to luxury hotels. Do your research and compare prices to find the best deal.Avoid peak seasons: Singapore is a popular destination all year round, but prices can be higher during peak seasons such as Christmas, New Year, and Chinese New Year. If possible, consider traveling during the off-peak season.Use the free WiFi: Singapore offers free WiFi in many public areas, such as the airport, train stations, and shopping centers, which can help save on data costs.Bring your own water bottle: Singapore is a hot and humid place, and it's important to stay hydrated. Instead of buying bottled water, bring your own reusable water bottle and refill it at water dispensers.By following these tips, you can save money while still enjoying all that Singapore has to offer. Remember to plan ahead, be flexible and be open to new experiences, and you'll have a great time in Singapore without breaking the bank.

Post title: Entry Requirements to Singapore
Post content: 1. Covid-19 requirements for travelers arriving in Singapore has been removed completely since 13 Feb 2023, 0000hrs, regardless of vaccination status or traveler profile. 2. General it means the following is no longer required to enter Singapore:3. However, travelers must ensure they fulfill all other general entry requirements. Please bookmark and check back this page regularly the requirements: https://www.ica.gov.sg/enter-transit-depart/entering-singapore 4. All travelers are required to submit your SG Arrival Card before arriving in Singapore. The arrival card can be submitted online here: https://eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard/ 

Post title: After Hours (Late) Check-in at Wink @ McCallum Street
Post content: If you have not done so, please register all the guest details securely here.We will set up self late check-in for those confirmed bookings that have yet to arrive after our operating hours. We will place your keycard in a lockbox (labeled with your name), which you can find on the wall leading near to our hostel entrances. If you do not see your name, please press the doorbell.You need a 4-digits PIN to open your lockbox. The lockbox PIN is usually set to the last 4-digits of your source booking number. If you forget the PIN or the PIN is not the usual last 4-digits of your booking number, you can check your PIN here.The room name and pod # are indicated on the keycard. You will use the same key card to open the main entrance door, and also to access your room. Should you require further assistance during the night, you could find the important information and emergency contact number located at the reception, or behind your room door.

Post title: After Hours (Late) Check-In at Wink @ Mosque Street
Post content: If you have not done so, please register all the guest details securely here.We will set up self late check-in for those confirmed bookings that have yet to arrive after our operating hours. We will place your keycard in a lockbox (labeled with your name), which you can find on the wall leading near to our hostel entrances. If you do not see your name, please press the doorbell.You need a 4-digits PIN to open your lockbox. The lockbox PIN is usually set to the last 4-digits of your source booking number. If you forget the PIN or the PIN is not the usual last 4-digits of your booking number, you can check your PIN here.Go ahead to open the lockbox (label with your name) with the PIN #. Retrieve the keycard and the paper note. Close the lockbox lid.The room name and pod # are indicated on the keycard. You will use the same key card to open the main entrance door, and also to access your room. Refer to the paper note for the floor plan. Should you require further assistance during the night, you could find the important information and emergency contact number located at the reception, or behind your room door.

Post title: After Hours (Late) Check-in at Wink @ Upper Cross Street
Post content: If you have not done so, please register all the guest details securely here.We will set up self late check-in for those confirmed bookings that have yet to arrive after our operating hours. We will place your keycard in a lockbox (labeled with your name), which you can find on the wall leading near to our hostel entrances. If you do not see your name, please press the doorbell.You need a 4-digits PIN to open your lockbox. The lockbox PIN is usually set to the last 4-digits of your source booking number. If you forget the PIN or the PIN is not the usual last 4-digits of your booking number, you can check your PIN here.The room name and pod # are indicated on the keycard. You will use the same key card to open the main entrance door, and also to access your room. Should you require further assistance during the night, you could find the important information and emergency contact number located at the reception, or behind your room door.

Post title: Singapore 101
Post content: Singapore, officially known as the Republic of Singapore, is a small island city-state located in Southeast Asia. With a population of over 5.7 million people, it is one of the most densely populated countries in the world. Despite its small size, Singapore is a major economic and cultural hub in the region and is known for its clean streets, delicious food, and cultural diversity.One of the major attractions in Singapore is Marina Bay Sands, a luxury hotel and resort complex located in the heart of the city's central business district. The complex features a mall, casino, and observation deck with a spectacular view of the city. Another must-see attraction is Gardens by the Bay, a 101-hectare park that houses a variety of gardens, including the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest.Sentosa Island is another popular destination for tourists and locals alike. It is home to a variety of attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore, the S.E.A. Aquarium, and the Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as beach volleyball, parasailing, and cable car rides.Singapore is also known for its vibrant neighborhoods such as Little India, known for its colorful shops, delicious food, and traditional temples, and Chinatown, known for its traditional Chinese shops, temples, and street food. Another historic landmark is Raffles Hotel, a colonial-style hotel known for its famous Long Bar where the Singapore Sling was invented.Orchard Road is Singapore's main shopping district, home to a wide variety of shops, malls, and restaurants. Visitors can find everything from luxury brands to local designers, as well as a variety of street food vendors and local hawker centers.The city-state is also known for its diverse culture and a variety of festivals and events are held throughout the year. From the Chinese New Year and the Hungry Ghost Festival to the Great Singapore Sale and the Singapore Food Festival, there is always something to see and do in Singapore.Additionally, Singapore is a great destination for first-time visitors and seasoned travelers alike. With its convenient public transportation system and friendly locals, it is easy to get around and explore the city. Plus, Singapore is safe, clean, and well-organized, which adds to the overall experience of travelers.In conclusion, Singapore is a small but mighty destination that packs a punch when it comes to things to see and do. From the iconic Marina Bay Sands to the colorful neighborhoods and vibrant festivals, there is something for everyone in this dynamic city-state. With its excellent transportation, safety, and cleanliness, Singapore is a destination that should be on every traveler's bucket list.

Post title: Singapore Tourist Pass
Post content: With effect from 1 March 2021, sale of Singapore Tourist Pass will resume across all TransitLink Ticket Offices (located within the MRT train stations). Enjoy unlimited travel on Singapore’s basic bus services, MRT and LRT trains for the duration that it is valid with Singapore Tourist Pass, starting from as low as $10! At wallet-friendly prices, Singapore Tourist Pass is also packed with plenty of Perks and Discounts around Singapore for you to recharge on your adventure. You can get you travel pass at the MRT station @ Changi Airport Terminal 2. Otherwise, you can also get it here at the Chinatown MRT Station. Click here to find out more about Singapore Tourist Pass. 

Post title: Uncover the best of Singapore's hidden gems for free
Post content: If you're planning a trip to Singapore, you'll be pleased to know that there are now free rewards available to all visitors! These rewards are part of the Singapore Rewards program, which is designed to make your visit to Singapore even more enjoyable.To participate in the program, all you need to do is register at https://singaporewards.visitsingapore.com/en. Once you've registered, you'll be able to access a wide range of free activities and experiences, including tours of popular attractions, discounts at local restaurants and shops, and much more.Some of the highlights of the Singapore Rewards program include free entry to the Gardens by the Bay, a complimentary river cruise, and exclusive discounts on tickets to the Singapore Flyer. There are also discounts on public transportation and other travel services, making it even easier and more affordable to explore everything that Singapore has to offer.So if you're planning a trip to Singapore, don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to enjoy free rewards and experiences! Simply register for the Singapore Rewards program today and start exploring all that this incredible city has to offer.

Post title: Street Parking
Post content: There are many street parking slots available just below the street of our hostels. However, it might be on high demand during certain hours (i.e. 11am to 3pm) and dinner time (i.e. 7pm to 9pm). It is based on first-com-first-serve basis. There will be plenty of slots for overnight parking.The street parking rate varies depending on the timing (Please refer to the table below) Parking is FREE from 10pm to 8:30am the next day.We recommend parking.sg mobile app for hassle-free parking fee payment.There are also Electric Car (with charging station) for rental nearby provided by BlueSG.

Post title: Transport Options to Wink @ McCallum Street
Post content: Airport City Shuttle (every hour from 7 am to 10 pm)MRT (between 6 am and 11 pm)Taxi (after 11 pm)

Post title: Transport Options to Wink @ Mosque Street
Post content: Airport City Shuttle (every hour from 7 am to 10 pm)MRT (between 6 am and 11 pm)Taxi (after 11 pm)

Post title: Transport Options to Wink
Post content: We are located in Singapore's city center, there are many ways you can reach us. Click below to find out: 

Post title: Transport Options to Wink @ Upper Cross Street
Post content: Airport City Shuttle (every hour from 7 am to 10 pm)MRT (between 6 am and 11 pm)Taxi (after 11 pm)

Post title: Universal Power Adaptor
Post content: Our capsule pod or private rooms are equipped with a UK-standard 3-gang charging socket, with a voltage output of 220V.In case your phone charger is non-UK standard, we do have the universal power adaptor for sale at the reception counter. 

Post title: Walking direction from Telok Ayer Station to Wink @ McCallum Street
Post content: This guide helps you find your way from Telok Ayer Station to Wink @ McCallum Street (2B, McCallum Street):1. Once you tap out from Telok Ayer Station (DT18), follow the sign to Exit A. 2. While you are on the street level, take the left direction towards Telok Ayer Street:2. Walk along the traffic direction of Telok Ayer Street for about 300m:3. You would walk pass the Tian Hock Keng Chinese temple, one of the oldest in Singapore:4. Once you are at the end of Telok Ayer Street, turn left onto McCallum Street, and you should see Wink entrance:

Post title: Walking direction from Tanjong Pagar Station to Wink @ McCallum Street
Post content: This guide helps you find your way from Tanjong Pagar Station to Wink @ McCallum Street (2B, McCallum Street):1. Once you tap out from Tanjong Pagar Station (EW15), follow the sign to Exit K (Fraser Tower). You would go through long underground tunnels that would have clear signage leading to Exit K (Fraser Tower). Take the escalator up to Fraser Tower:2. You are now coming to the lobby area of Fraser Tower. Do not take the second escalator but turn to the right and walk down to the left of Cecil Street:3. Walk for about 15 meters, and you shall see the road signboard of McCallum Street. Then turn left into McCallum Street:4. You shall see a 7-Eleven from afar. We are just above it! Our staircase entrance is located at the side of this building.

Post title: Walking direction from Chinatown Station to Wink @ Mosque Street
Post content: This guide helps you find your way from Chinatown station to Wink @ Mosque Street (8A, Mosque Street):1. Once you tap out from the Chinatown train station, follow the sign to Exit A (Pagoda Street, 宝塔街).2. Take the escalator up to Pagoda Street, then make a U-turn (either left or right is okay). 3. Walk toward the main road where the orange building is, then turn to the right and keep walking.4. Continue to walk past a few bak kwa (a.k.a. Chinese jerky) shops and restaurants.5. You would see the signpost "Mosque Street". Turn into Mosque Street on your right.6. Walk for about 50m (~165feet), and you should see Wink Hostel on your right!

Post title: Walking direction from Chinatown Station to Wink @ Upper Cross Street
Post content: This guide helps you find your way from Chinatown Station to Wink @ Upper Cross Street (38, Upper Cross Street):1. Once you alight from the train, look for Platform C Exit F (Upper Cross Street):2. Once you are at Platform C, tap out and head towards Exit F (Upper Cross Street):3. Take the escalator up to the ground level:4. Turn left once you are at the ground level: 5. Wink @ Upper Cross is just across the road. Use the pedestrian crossing to cross:

Post title: Welcome to Wink @ McCallum Street
Post content: Greetings! Thank you for choosing us. We have prepared the following information. We hope this would come in handy for you. Happy reading!We are located on level 3 in a historical building between the junction of McCallum Street and Stanley Street. We are just above a 7-ELEVEN convenient shop. Our exact address is 2b, McCallum Street, Singapore 069043. Please enter from the staircase beside the City Donut cafe. This building has no elevator or escalator, it is only accessible by staircase. We are a non-smoking hostel. We also request our guests to remove their shoes before entering the hostel at level 3.Read here for the various transport options to Wink @ McCallum Street.Before your arrival, we will change your bed with a clean bedsheet, pillowcases, and blanket. Your bed and the room will be sanitized according to local guidelines.Check-in starts at 3 pm. Should you arrive early, you can drop your luggage off with us as early as 9 am. Check-out is strictly before 11 am as we need the time to turn over the beds for the incoming guests. More check-in matter is available here. Click here if you required after hours (late) check-in.The bathrooms are equipped with hot showers. Bath shampoo is available in each shower cubicle. Hair dryers are available in both male and female bathrooms. Toilet rolls and bidet sprays are also provided for all the toilets. Slippers are also available in the bathroom wet area.If you need to iron your clothes, a garment steamer is available in the common area. Please check with reception if you are unsure or need help operating it. We do have hot+warm+cold water dispensers installed in the kitchen area to fill up your bottle before heading out. A small microwave and fridge are also available in the kitchen area. No cooking is allowed due to fire safety measures. Only simple food reheating is permitted. We do seek your cooperation to clean up after using these facilities. Singapore operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz. We use UK-standard power plugs. You may need a universal power adaptor if your device is not UK standard. You may buy one from our receptionist.Each capsule pod comes with a digital locker beneath or nearby your pod. You can use it to store your important items. Typically each of these lockers measures about 30cm x 50 cm x 75cm (height x width x depth). The bedrooms are meant for sleeping and resting only. Should you need to talk on the phone or at work, kindly please do so in our common spaces. Last but not least, please do your part by observing our house rules. Wink reserves the right to evict errant tenants. Any utilized payment would not be refunded. thank you and regards!Wink @ McCallum Street

Post title: Welcome to Wink @ Mosque Street
Post content: Greetings! Thank you for choosing us. We have prepared the following information. We hope this would come in handy for you. Happy reading!We are located from level 2 and up in a historical building along Mosque Street in the Chinatown precinct. Our full address is 8a, Mosque Street, Singapore 059488. This building has no elevator or escalator, it is only accessible by staircase. We are a non-smoking hostel. We also request our guests to remove their shoes and leave them in the shoe cabinets near the lobby area.Read here for the various transport options to Wink @ Mosque Street.We have a no outside-shoe policy within the hostel premise. You may leave your shoes in the shoe cabinets in the lobby area. Before your arrival, we will change your bed with a clean bedsheet, pillowcases, and blanket. Your bed and the room will be sanitized according to local guidelines.Check-in starts at 3 pm. Should you arrive early, you can drop your luggage off with us as early as 9 am. Check-out is strictly before 11 am as we need the time to turn over the beds for the incoming guests. More check-in matter is available here. Click here if you required after hours (late) check-in.The bathrooms are equipped with hot showers. Bath shampoo is available in each shower cubicle. Hair dryers are available in all the bathrooms. Toilet rolls and bidet sprays are also provided in most of the toilets.  If you need to iron your clothes, a garment steamer is available in the common area. Please check with reception if you are unsure or need help operating it. We do have hot+warm+cold water dispensers installed in the kitchen area to fill up your bottle before heading out. A small microwave and fridge are also available in the kitchen area. No cooking is allowed due to fire safety measures. Only simple food reheating is permitted. We do seek your cooperation to clean up after using these facilities. Singapore operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz. We use a UK-standard power plug. You may need a universal power adaptor if your device is not UK standard. You may buy one from our receptionist.Each capsule pod comes with a digital locker beneath your pod. You can use it to store your important items. Typically each of these lockers measures about 50cm x 50 cm x 100cm (height x width x depth). To open the locker, just tap the reader once with your room keycard.  The bedrooms are meant for sleeping and resting only. Should you need to talk on the phone or at work, kindly please do so in our common spaces. Last but not least, please do your part by observing our house rules. Wink reserves the right to evict errant tenants. Any utilized payment would not be refunded. thank you and regards!Wink @ Mosque Street

Post title: Welcome to Wink @ Upper Cross Street
Post content: Greetings! Thank you for choosing us. We have prepared the following information. We hope this would come in handy for you. Happy reading!We are located from level 2 and up in a historical building along Upper Cross Street in the Chinatown precinct. Our full address is 38, Upper Cross Street, Singapore 058341. Read here for the various transport options to Wink @ Upper Cross Street.Our entire premises are non-smoking and equipped with individual air-conditioning. We have a no outside-shoe policy within the hostel premise. You may leave your shoes in the shoe cabinets in the lobby area. Before your arrival, we will change your bed with a clean bedsheet, pillowcases, and blanket. Your bed and the room will be sanitized according to local guidelines.Check-in starts at 3 pm. Should you arrive early, you can drop your luggage off with us as early as 9 am. Please click here for after-hours (late) check-in.Check-out is strictly before 11 am as we need the time to turn over the beds for the incoming guests. More check-in matter is available here. The bathrooms are equipped with hot showers. Bath shampoo is available in each bathroom. Hair dryers are available in all the bathrooms. Toilet rolls and bidet sprays are also provided in most of the toilets.  If you need to iron your clothes, a garment steamer is available in the common area. Please check with reception if you are unsure or need help operating it. We do have hot+warm+cold water dispensers installed in the lobby to fill up your bottle before heading out. A small microwave and fridge are also available. No cooking is allowed due to fire safety measures. Only simple food reheating is permitted. We do seek your cooperation to clean up after using these facilities. Singapore operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz. We use a UK-standard power plug. You may need a universal power adaptor if your device is not UK standard. You may buy one from our receptionist.Each capsule pod comes with a digital locker beneath the bed. You can use it to store important items. The bedrooms are meant for sleeping and resting only. Should you need to talk on the phone or at work, kindly please do so in our common areas. Last but not least, please do your part by observing our house rules. Wink reserves the right to evict errant tenants. Any utilized payment would not be refunded. thank you and regards!Wink @ Upper Cross Street