Accessible, exciting and located at the heart of Singapore's Civic and Cultural district -- Bugis is home to some of Singapore's prime hotels, shopping centers, museums and restaurants. Plus, you will be nearby several MRT Stations!

These are the reasons we have chosen this list of hotels which you can consider when booking your Singapore accommodation for the 5th Green Hospitals Asian Conference. You may opt to book early in order to get the best rates.

1. RedDoorz plus Victoria Hotel (www.victoriahotelsingapore.org/)

Address: 101 Victoria Street, Singapore 188018

Telephone: +65 6336 0811

Fax: +65 6334 0630

Reservation enquiries: reservations@hotelgrandpacific.com.sg

Sales enquiries: sales@hotelgrandpacific.com.sg

HOTEL PRICE:

Directions (Khoo Teck Puat Hospital to RedDoorz Plus Victoria Hotel):

Train

1. Walk along Yishun Central road towards Yishun Ave 2 and turn left
   2. Walk to Khatib MRT station
   3. Take the train towards Marina South Pier and alight at City Hall station.
   4. Exit via Exit B and walk along Stamford Road
   5. Turn right at Victoria Street and walk along it (RedDoorz Plus Hotel should be along it)

Bus

1. Walk along Yishun Central road and turn right towards Yishun Central 1
   2. Turn left and take bus 857 (check for bus stop: NTUC Income Ctr)
   3. Take the bus and alight at NTUC Income Ctr
   4. Walk along Bras Basah Road towards Victoria Street
   5. Turn left and walk along Victoria Street (you should see RedDoorz Plus Hotel)

2. Hotel Mi Singapore (www.hotelmi.com/)

Address: 41 Bencoolen Street, Singapore City, Singapore City, 189623, Singapore, Security Parking, On-site undercover parking

Telephone: +65 6251 8822

Email: res@hotelmi.com

HOTEL PRICE:

Directions (Khoo Teck Puat Hospital to Hotel Mi):

Train

1. Walk along Yishun Central road towards Yishun Ave 2 and turn left
   2. Walk to Khatib MRT station
   3. Take the train towards Marina South Pier and alight at Dhoby Ghaut station
   4. Exit via Exit A and walk along Orcgard Road towards Bras Basah Road
   5. Cross onto Bras Basah Road and continue walking until Bencoolen Street
   6. Turn left at Bencoolen Street and you should see Hotel Mi

Bus

1. Walk along Yishun Central road and turn right towards Yishun Central 1
   2. Turn left and take bus 857 (check for bus stop: Opp Bencoolen Stn Exit B
   3. Take the bus and alight at Opp Bencoolen Stn Exit B
   4. Walk along Bencoolen Street towards Middle Road
   5. Hotel Mi should be along Bencoolen Street

3. Hotel Grand Pacific (www.hotelgrandpacific.com.sg/)

Address: 101 Victoria Street, Singapore 188018

Telephone: +65 6336 0811

Fax: +65 6334 0630

Reservation enquiries: reservations@hotelgrandpacific.com.sg

Sales enquiries: sales@hotelgrandpacific.com.sg

HOTEL PRICE:

Directions (Khoo Teck Puat Hospital to Grand Pacific Hotel):

Train

1. Walk along Yishun Central road towards Yishun Ave 2 and turn left
   2. Walk to Khatib MRT station
   3. Take the train towards Marina South Pier and alight at Dhoby Ghaut station
   4. (Do not exit the station) Transfer to the Circle Line (yellow)
   5. Take the train towards Harbour Front and alight at Bras Basah station.
   6. Exit via Exit A and walk along Bras Basah Road towards Queen Street.
   7. Turn left at Queen's Street and take the second Right (you should see Hotel Grand Pacific)

Bus

1. Walk along Yishun Central road and turn right towards Yishun Central 1
2. Turn left and take bus 857 (check for bus stop: NTUC Income Ctr)
3. Take the bus and alight at NTUC Income Ctr
4. Walk along Bras Basah Road towards Queen Street
7. Turn right at Queen's Street and take the second Right (you should see Hotel Grand Pacific)

**PLEASE NOTE, a shuttle will be provided going to the Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, for those staying at the Grand Pacific Hotel

LOCATION OVERVIEW

WHAT TO DO AROUND BUGIS DURING YOUR FREE TIME (CLICK FOR MORE)

Except for the odd mosque or temple there are few attractions per se in Bugis. Do as the Singaporeans do and window-shop your way through, stopping for quick eats every now and then.

• Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho, 178 Waterloo St. Dedicated to Kuan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy. According to legend, wishes made in here come true, which would explain why it's always packed. The procedure goes like this: enter, light some joss sticks, pray for advice about a dilema, then shake a container of cham si(bamboo sticks) until one falls out. Throw a pair of red Jiao. If you get one on the round side and the other on the flat side, get a free matching slip with verses (also in English) explaining the Goddess's advice. Advice is not always given. If it is given, take it to one of the resident soothsayers for their interpretation. Free, although voluntary donations are accepted.
• Malay Heritage Centre, 85 Sultan Gate, [1]. M-Sa 10AM-6PM. Set on the grounds of beautifully restored Istana Kampong Glam, the site looks gorgeous from the outside but despite some half-hearted attempts at whiz-bang multimedia, the museum inside is rather disappointing.\\ Free entry onto the grounds, $3 for the museum.
• Sultan Mosque, 3 Muscat St (off North Bridge Rd). 9AM-1PM, 2-4PM daily. Also known as Masjid Sultan and the largest mosque in Singapore, the building is easily identified thanks to its golden domes, but there's not much to see inside. Note that shorts, short skirts or sleeveless T-shirts are not permissible attire, but you can borrow a cloak if needed.
• Hajjah Fatimah Mosque, 4001 Beach Road. Also known as Masjid Hajjah Fatimah, it is probably Singapore's second most important mosque historically after Sultan Mosque. It was named after an aristocratic Malay woman who donated money to build it. Its design is a mix of local Malay Muslim and colonial British architecture. This minaret tower is also worth a look as it leans slightly off-centre towards the main prayer hall. As with all mosques, revealing clothing should be avoided.
• Sri Krishnan Temple, 152 Waterloo St. A Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, an incarnation of Vishnu. Right next door to Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho, and there's a steady stream of Chinese visitors hedging their bets by making offerings to the Hindu gods too.

PLEASE NOTE that the 5th GHAC Secretariat is not responsible for your hotel bookings and arrangement.