Jemin Travels

It's time for another staycation and thanks to Pigg's company, we get to spend one night at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa! Adding on another Sentosa hotel to our staycation list!  One selfie like a tourist with the logo before we head in to check-in I guess due to COVID-19, they try to limit the number of people in the check-in counter, so Pigg went to check-in while I waited outside and explored the resort compounds As the official check-in time was 3pm and we were still early, we decided to go to the spa first (which is a shuttle bus ride away). As we were hotel guests, we get to use the outdoor spa facilities for $40++ per pax ($60++ per pax for non-hotel guests). However, facilities such as the volcanic mud pool was closed (for quite a period of time already according to the staff) and the steam room in the female's changing room was also under maintenance, which was a bummer... We felt kind of scammed as Pigg's boss and colleagues managed to use to out...

Till date, Pigg and I have been on several staycations since 2016. Since we are unable to travel for now due to COVID-19, staycations is an alternative to get out of our homes and explore Singapore. Normally, our decision to choose certain hotels depend on two main factors: Price/promotions and Things to do in/around the hotel.  Hard Rock Hotel (Resorts World Sentosa) - 4* Our first ever staycation is back in December 2016, where we had a 3D2N stay at Resorts World Sentosa's Hard Rock Hotel . At that point of time, we decided to go for a staycation as travelling overseas during the December holidays is quite expensive.  Price: $747 for a 3D2N Mastercard promotional package which comes with admission to S.E.A Aquarium, Adventure Cove and Universal Studios Singapore.  First Impression: The check-in queue was really long and we had to queue for 30 minutes before it was our turn The Room: Our package came with a Deluxe Room, although we opted for a king bed, they gave us twin...