- the hotel is located in close proximity to the MRT station, which is very advantageous - the beds were comfortable - the host was super friendly from the whole checking in process all the way until I check out - the air conditioning of the rooms was working very well. - there was a good breakfast available for all guests at the ground floor in the morning

- the toilets are limited in number and irresponsible guests often clog up the toilet with their hair. - the lighting was dim on the ground floor. - the partition or curtain that was supposed to separate my bed from the room broke after another guest accidentally knocked it down past midnight. We tried to fix it back but it was not effective. Hence, I slept the whole night without any curtain and anyone who walked past me could see me. - the room needs some natural ventilation with fresh air outside as it was stuffy and mouldy when I was there.

I really liked how social this hostel was. It was easy to meet people either during the light show visit or the breakfast.

I am not really a fan of the shower in the toilet cell, because the toilet seat is always full of water. The beds were a bit short (I am 1,72m)

Extraordinary nice staff, great place to meet people, clean. The shower could use a bid of maintenance, but other than that great place to stay.

Beds were too short and need new mattresses.

It's a great location, cheap by Singapore measures and clean.

The rooms are upstairs and the bathrooms are on a different floor.

Very nice and helpful people working there. I arrived in the middle of the night, the reception is open 24h. I also forgot my universal adapter and the lady at the reception lent me one for the three days I stayed at the hostel. They provide a towel, and there is soap in the shower. They offer breakfast: coffee/tea and toasts. The Chinatown MRT (metro) is a 5-minute walk away from the hostel. There are lockers in the room to leave your valuables.

There was no window in the ladies room. I would not recommend it to people suffering from claustrophobia. A hair dryer in the bathrooms would be great.

Staff are extremely friendly and go above and beyond! They organise a nightly excursion to the Marina Bay Sands and will give you free snacks if you're near reception 😉 The common area downstairs makes it easy to make friends and talk to other travellers. Breakfast is simple but everything you need in a hostel. The bunks are plenty spacious with comfy mattresses.

The bunk curtains don't close all the way which means some light gets in. Not really a big deal if you have an eye mask, but it can be a bit annoying. You also need to keep your curtain open early in the evening while the air con is turned back on because the bunks can get quite stuffy otherwise. The single blanket is mostly fine for the heat but a flat sheet might be even better especially on the really hot nights. These are only minor things which didn't really impact my stay very much though!

Bohemian Hostel is a standout destination for travelers seeking both camaraderie and a touch of enchantment. From the moment you step through the doors, you’re greeted by a lively, social atmosphere that makes it easy to connect with fellow guests. The cozy common areas are thoughtfully designed for interaction, encouraging conversations and forging new friendships. The Bohemian Hostel itself is clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with a relaxed vibe that makes it feel like home. The staff is friendly and attentive, ensuring that your stay is enjoyable and stress-free.

Breakfast is included but is fairly simple, featuring basic options to start your day. A unique feature of the hostel is the night manager, who adds an element of entertainment with his magic tricks and storytelling in the evenings. While his performances are enjoyable, they might not appeal to everyone equally

Nice hostel with clean beds, towels, lockers, laundry service. It was not noisy at night, so I didn't have trouble falling asleep. You can hang out in the lounge, where I met a lot of great people! And the location is really good, in the middle of Chinatown, so everything is close by: metro station, food, bars, sights

There are only two toilets and showers for the whole room and the shower is above the toilet. The breakfast was ok, just some toast with jam or peanut butter.

Really friendly staff and such a relaxed environment. Lovely that on an evening the hostel offers you to go as a group to the gardens by the bay, we did this our first night and met new people. Breakfast is really nice and staff are really friendly. Comfy and clean place to stay. Also a fab location!

Only thing was the showers on our floor were in the toilet cubicle so there was little space to bring in clothes to get changed into or shampoo conditioner etc.

The breakfast in the morning s was simple but nice! The staff were super kind. The art and vibe of the hostel was just so so cute I thought! And the location was great with the hostel being minutes away from amazing food and being in the center of China Town. Everything was clean and the hostel felt very safe as well. The orange juice machine outside the from of the hostel too was nice as well! It was also very easy to meet people too.

The bathrooms were just so hot, stuffy, and humid. Having to use the toilet anytime during the day or night was just brutal. The rooms were absolutely frigid during the night, and the rooms also did not have any lockers which were big enough for me to store my laptop. They do have small lockers, but I feel like the bare minimum for a dorm locker in a hostel would be a safe that is large enough to store a laptop. The hostel was also expensive as well. Although the hostel was good (and Singapore is expensive) I don't know if I can justify paying $35 USD/night to pay for a dorm room and have the downsides that I just outlined.