Hotels in Brunei (BSB)

[aposhark]

BSB

The only good thing there in the 90's used to be the Japanese Supermarket, forget the name now. I suppose things have changed.
I couldn't wait to get out of BSB and back to Kuala Belait which wasn't exciting either and on the West side of the country.
In fact I was in Brunei for over a year all told and I don't have any nice memories really

There were some smaller B&B back then, maybe Bruneicop knows more?

[Englishman2010]

BSB

The only good thing there in the 90's used to be the Japanese Supermarket, forget the name now. I suppose things have changed.
I couldn't wait to get out of BSB and back to Kuala Belait which wasn't exciting either and on the West side of the country.
In fact I was in Brunei for over a year all told and I don't have any nice memories really

There were some smaller B&B back then, maybe Bruneicop knows more?

I'm already prepared for it being the dullest place on earth Apo. One of my best friends has been working offshore for a couple of years and has warned me, and Elaine has been there for a month and it's driving her mad already. However, I see it as a good base to explore Borneo and might try to get a week in KK if she can get the time off.

[aposhark]

I'm already prepared for it being the dullest place on earth Apo. One of my best friends has been working offshore for a couple of years and has warned me, and Elaine has been there for a month and it's driving her mad already. However, I see it as a good base to explore Borneo and might try to get a week in KK if she can get the time off.

That's right Englishman2010
We used to have a sneaky beer, which was served in teapots to disguise it back then, but even that stopped.
Everybody in KB used to nip over the border for a good time at the weekends, if they could.
KK was fun also, very Chinese in atmosphere.

I never really had many fun days in Muslim countries, Egypt and Malaysia being the exceptions.

[Englishman2010]

That's right Englishman2010
We used to have a sneaky beer, which was served in teapots to disguise it back then, but even that stopped.
Everybody in KB used to nip over the border for a good time at the weekends, if they could.
KK was fun also, very Chinese in atmosphere.

I never really had many fun days in Muslim countries, Egypt and Malaysia being the exceptions.

I have to admit it's not my idea of a holiday destination either, but as Elaine has moved there for a while, it looks as though I'll be heading there a few more times this year. Fortunately, it's a small country and Malaysia isn't that far away, so I won't let it spoil my fun too much.