…opened the door. Check this out for a view! All the rooms feature a super comfy bed, complimentary bottles of water, and check out that retro clock on the bedside table! Evening brought a great turndown service with slippers placed with care next to the bed and just enough lighting. It’s really the little things like this that make a hotel really great. The Traders Hotel takes the cake for rooftop pool and bar in KL also. From the Skybar you can…
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Featured Photo – Berlin
…ain that divided the city for decades. It marks the beginning of the Unter den Linden boulevard, the main drag of Berlin that stretches all the way from Pariser Platz to Alexanderplatz (where the iconic TV Tower is located) and still displays visible scars of World War Two. As you exit the S-Bahn station on Pariser Platz, you turn around and see the Gate for the first time and it knocks you off your feet. It imposes over the entire Pariser Platz s…
48 hours in Hong Kong
…a plastic shell with pieces of padded seat stuck in and I didn’t find it comfortable compared to Singapore Airlines. Where to Stay Hostels available for booking online are pretty thin on the ground, but I did find one that turned out being in the notorious Chungking Mansions on Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Chungking Mansions is basically filled with guesthouses, some quite clean and nice, some pretty seedy. When you first walk through the front e…
ASUS Eee Pad Slider – The Perfect Travel Companion?
…fair on the road: I installed TripIt for keeping track of my flight and accommodation bookings in the itinerary I created online earlier. Skyscanner was next, so I could check prices of flights I wanted to book later on. Google Maps is preloaded with Android and displays info about local transport, restaurant information (including ratings) and naturally utilises the GPS in the Slider. Twitter, Facebook and Skype for keeping in touch with everyon…
48 hours in Rome
…can kind of still get a feel for it all. Situated right next to the Colosseum, combining these three attractions into half a day or so makes sense. The Pantheon Another example of epic ancient Roman architecture, this time smack-bang in the heart of central Rome. The Pantheon dominates the Piazza della Rotonda and was built back in the 2nd century by Marcus Agrippa to honour a load of mythical gods. It’s one of the best preserved Roman buildings s…
Welcome to 48 Hour Adventure!
…So we’re live with 48houradventure.com. I got this idea last night to create a blog solely dedicated to creating whirlwind guides of cities for when you’ve got no longer than 48 hours there and want to soak up as much as you can. My job here in London is 9-5, Monday to Friday, so all I get is those 48 precious hours on Saturday and Sunday to live it large in a city in Europe. Stay tuned for my first guide  – Milan, Italy….
48 hours in Paris
…Notre Dame Cathedral but anything further than that and you’ll want to jump on the Metro. Metro By far the easiest way to get around, the Metro covers all of Paris. Tickets are €1,60 one way and can be bought in stations in one at a time or in a 10 pack for €11,40. The RER (regional express trains) also run through Paris and are good for times when you need to get from one side of the city to the other quicker than what the Metro can take y…