How many days is it suitable to travel to Singapore? Which hotel is more comfortable? Where must I go?

It is more suitable to travel to Singapore for 6 days, and it is more comfortable to stay at Sentosa Hotel or Sentosa Happy Resort Hotel. Sentosa, Orchard Road and Merlion Park are must-see attractions.

Singapore is an island country and a city country in Southeast Asia. The country is located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, adjacent to the southern mouth of the Straits of Malacca and facing Indonesia across the Singapore Strait in the south. Singapore is a developed country in Asia, known as one of the "Four Little Dragons of Asia", and its economic model is called "state capitalism". According to the ranking report of Global Financial Center Index (GFCI) in 20 14, Singapore is the third largest international financial center after new york and London, and also one of the important service and shipping centers in Asia.

Sentosa Beach consists of three distinctive beaches: Tanjung Beach, Palawan Beach and Siroso Beach. The most quiet and elegant is Tanjung Beach, which is full of leisurely atmosphere. Walking on the beach or lying on the beach chair and bathing in the sunshine are all very enjoyable.

Sentosa Resorts World is located in Sentosa Island, Singapore, occupying more than half of the island. It is a world-class comprehensive holiday resort in Singapore, which integrates eating, drinking, shopping and living, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely holiday here and is a good place to relax.

Orchard Road is a famous shopping area in Singapore, with more than a dozen large shopping malls, ranging from top luxury goods to popular brand-name clothing. Orchard Road can bring more than just the fun of shopping spree. Even if you don't plan to go shopping, you can stroll along the street, enjoy the beautiful window and wander the streets. Whether you are a new tourist or an experienced shopping veteran, Orchard Road, a 2.2km shopping area, will definitely make you enjoy shopping.

Merlion Park is the smallest park in Singapore. 1972 Former Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew cut the ribbon for Merlion Park. The two large and small Merlion statues that were originally in the park have been moved to other places. This is one of the landmark attractions in Singapore. Merlion, which represents the image of Singapore, spews a powerful water column. The park is not big, and tourists from all directions usually visit it. Because the river faces the sea and the breeze blows gently, it is also pleasant to walk in the park.