The location was great (MRT and bus stops are near and only a short walk from Boat Quay). The rooftop pool was lovely and open late and early enough (7.00-22.00). The rooms were clean. Breakfast was interesting but good (seven different options, no vegan or gluten-free options available) in a lovely café (right next to the hotel), which was popular also among locals.

The rooms (and bathrooms) were quite small but enough for two people for five nights. There was no luggage room - or actually luggage room was the lobby.

The swimming pool was a massive bonus and not what I would usually expect from a budget hotel.

The rooms are basic but you know this when you book, so as expected.

The location is great, close to Marina bay and other sightseeing in the center. The staff is very kind and helpful, allowing us to leave our luggage in a safe storage space for 5 hours after checking out. The room and the other facilities in the hotel are clean and maintained. There is a nice small swimming pool on the top floor.

The dehumidifier in the room was extremely noisy. Luckily for us the girl at the reception knew how to switch it off and did it in the middle of the night (there is a hidden box with fuses above the hangers). After that we were able to fall asleep. At the same time the walls are very thin.so you could hear the neighbours at adjacent rooms almost like they are in your room.

Excellent location for exploring the city - we walked around Clarke Quay on our first evening and had dinner at Boat Quay. Next day we visited Chinatown and the day after Marina Bay - all within walking distance. On our last day we took the bus to Little India and walked back through Kampong Glam, visiting Raffles Hotel on the way back. It was lovely to have a swim at the hotel after our days out! The hot water machine in the room was magic! Delivered a lovely cup of tea in seconds! All staff were friendly and helpful, especially Amirah and Simon.

The room was a little cramped with not much hanging space, but we knew it would be small. Despite a notice saying towels would only be changed if we put them in the sink, our towels were changed every day which we thought was unnecessary and not environmentally sound.

Ibis Budget Singapore Clarke Quay Hotel is a decent accommodation for a short time stay for a solo traveller. The hotel offered a pool, which was a big plus for me. However, despite indicating that they had a gym, at my point of visit there was no gym in sight. I got a Superior Double room, which is a little more spacious. The bed was comfortable with plenty of pillows for me to use. Despite the reception mentioning they don't offer toothbrushes or shampoo, which was ok with me. They still had it available in the room - but the shampoo & soap were in a dispenser that they refilled. Good location - close-by to Clarke Quay centre, mall & train station. Most places are accessible via train or bus. There are plenty of restaurant options as well. The hotel also offered discounted breakfast with the cafe next door. On my last night, reception was helpful with lending me a measuring scale, which was nice.

Overall, the room is decent for a 3 to 4 day stay on budget. There's a mouldy and wet smell whenever I first enter the room, which isn't surprising as the bathroom is the first door on the left. The wet bathroom is something to get used to, but I'd recommend bringing your own wet slippers to use inside.

Location was excellent! Situated very close to the MRT (train station), lots of night life, food venues and things to do.

I knew the room was going to be small but even I was shocked at how small. I travelled with my 16 year old son and although we got used to it, it was very tight. I wasn’t too bothered by this but I know if I was with the Mrs, we’d of struggled! Especially as the shower was next to the toilet so you had to sqeegee the water off the walls, floor and toilet every time you showered. The roof top pool was great but the tiles around the pool was very slippery and even knowing this I managed to half slip and break my toe. The Gym was non-existent, just an empty room unfortunately. staff were courteous and friendly. We stayed during the F1 Grand Prix so paid a premium to stay there.

this is my 3rd time in this hotel. staff are so nice, special mention to Joan and the other pinay staff. they are very helpful to us. the place is very near the train station and very accessible to transportation, malls, convenient stores and resto, walking distance to china town. the breakfast is great- authentic nasi lemak. room is always clean and really cold. the water heater is also functioning well.

they dont provide soap, shampoo anymore. there is no bidet.

The hotel is at a handy location near Clarke Quay MRT Station, so it is very convenient for transport and shopping, also the riverside tourism spots are at walking distance. The staff is very friendly and attentive. Darroy and Kaiman at the front desk were very courteous and thankyou for helping us to manage our luggage and find us taxi when leaving. The room is not big, but it has everything needed and is value for money.

The shower space is not screened, so drying the wet floor was a bit challenging, but the floor slope and the provided scrapper were effective.

Location was great, staff were friendly, the bed and pillows were comfy. We loved the roof top Pool! The cafe next to the reception serves delicious food. There's a handy laundry place across the street. It's clean, good value for money! Close to a train stop and easy access.

The room was very small. There isn't anywhere to unpack your clothes apart from 4 hangers and one small hook. There wasn't a gym, it may have been in the process of being refurbished. It was a small empty room with enough space for one yoga mat.

It is walking distance from the main garden and bay area, the room was clean and exactly what we needed. We could store our luggage before checking in as we arrived early, which was a huge help. The staff was very helpful and very kind.

At first it is a little bit difficult to find the entrance to the place. Also, it is very strongly pushed to use the phone app key which was way too complicated to set up for me, but the regular key cards were working fine as well. I hope there was less of a push to set that up if someone wouldn't like to.