Great location in the heart of Chinatown. The room is small but it has more than enough facilities and space for 3 persons. Bed was very comfy.

The sound coming from TV projector's fan was very noisy. Shower drain was clogged. Even though the hotel banned durian inside lobby and rooms, it doesn't work because the hotel is located right above a durian stall so the smell still came from the outside. We love durian and have no problems about it, but we need to tell about it for anyone who can't stand the smell.

located in the heart of China town - please don’t stay here and complain about the noise!! not that we found it an issue at all. very clean with modern appliances. nice helpful staff. we loved being able to open the window and shutters and listen/watch the night thunder storms and people during the day. shower was amazing and loved the ionised glass that with a flick of a switch was privacy. I suggest placing a towel over the front on the cutest little fridge to stop the bright light at night and it helps it stay cooler too.

we did have some hot water issues which required very quick showering - but maybe that’s Singapore saving water

Location was great, very close to Chinatown metro station, room was small but had all the essentials, bed was super comfy! Wi-Fi was good.

The ground floor of the property is a different business and was quite messy unfortunately so doesn’t give the greatest first impression- once you’re in the hotel though it’s very nice.

This was the second time we stayed here, and both times were very good. To note, I stayed with two family members and we booked a triple room for a 5-night stay. This had a queen-sized futon and a single-sized futon which was clean and comfortable for sleeping but not enough floor space for large pieces of luggage. The room itself was well lit and nicely ventilated, which was great during March. The bathroom was enclosed in atomized glass, which you can control using a switch in the entrance aisle for privacy. There is no bidet for the toilet, but paper towels were available. The shower was decent-- it can only heat up a certain amount of water at a time so if you're the type to take long showers (>15 mins), you may run out of hot water. They also provide a set of shampoo, conditioner and bath gel dispensers. The room also includes an overhead projector (which we never figured out how to use Screencast or the internet browser on, so we just watched whatever was on the available channels) and a small drink fridge. One more thing that was nice is that they gave free bottled water each time the room was cleaned. We were also allowed to borrow umbrellas from the lounge as needed. The location of the hotel is fantastic since it's a few meters away from Chinatown station (NE4|DT19) and a few minutes away from Maxwell station (TE18). It's within walking distance of the Chinatown Complex Food Centre and the Maxwell Food Centre, both of which have amazing food and drink selections. I recommend having the fresh iced soy milk drink! There's plenty of great souvenir shops lining the streets around the hotel so you can get some quick shopping done. There's two 7-11's within 5 minutes of each other in the area as well. The hotel is only accessible via an elevator from the ground floor.

There was a bit of trouble with the drain one time where the water was not going down so we had to open up the drain lid to get the water out. It was fixed by the next morning we requested for a room cleaning.

Friendly staff, good location in the heart of Chinatown and a few steps away from the metro. Very lively area. The room was essential but functional. Very comfortable beds and good use of a small space thanks to a smart modern design. Overall a good stay.

Very noisy as expected since it's located on temple street. I always use earplugs, so it wasn't a problem for me. At times unpleasant smell from the toilet, but not excessive. The hot water in the shower doesn't last long.

The toilet glass can change the mode from transparent to opaque. There are many lights to choose from but if you want a lamp light for sleep, don't have one. Either you sleep with a bright light somehwere or total darkness.

1. Projector screen instead of TV. ok cool, but the language was Chinese. even my Chinese friends don't know how to change the language settings after meddling with it for many hours. The receptionist asked us to watch normal channels instead. OK can, but nothing to watch. Channel 5 all that for what...? Fox movies also don't have. 2. The walls were fake, never mind about that. But the noise from down the corridor can be heard as though someone was running in your own room. People were moving into their rooms and made so much noise from knocking and stomping too loudly. The cleaning staffs were too loud. And they were already drilling at 10 am...... 3. Maybe it's just a coincidence I have to go through all that but if you need a good night's sleep, this is not the place.

The location is superb - right in the middle of Chinatown, a couple of minutes from the Chinatown MRT station. There a plenty of places to eat within walking distance (Maxwell Centre, various restaurants in Chinatown), it is very close to Buddha Tooth Temple. Noise was not an issue, unlike I read in other reviews. The room had everything you need, including a kettle and tea and a very small desk. I would stay there again.

The room was a bit small - but it did not bother us at all, as we only stayed two nights. The bathroom could use some renovation soon.

There were very mixed reviews which had me worried after booking. We had an outside room, with window looking down on bustling noisy side street but with the windows closed there was no noise problem. The room was clean with somewhat working minifridge, safe, toiletries, watercooker and no critters. There were appropriate warnings not to spill food, as with older buildings that would attract ants or worse.

Not much storage space. a little rack and a few more cloths hangers would have been nice. Another minor annoyance was a very bright led light on a smoke detector shining into out sleep eyes.

This is a great place to spend a few nights in Sing. It is right in the heart of China Town which comes to life in the evening. I Stayed there with my children and they loved the electronic glass around the shower as well as the projector from which you can stream Netflix. Its not the kind of hotel you 'hang around in as it is basically just rooms. But they are good value and spacious, at least ours was.

Well-located hotel with very friendly and helpful staff. We paid for a better room and it was worth it as the room didn’t cost much more and was very nice. The hotel is an imaginative reworking of an old building. It’s on the third floor with a reasonable restaurant below. There’s a very serious place to eat durian next door (and who knew there were so many kinds?), so you sometimes walk through a wall of fumes on the way in, but it thankfully doesn’t reach the hotel (and like elsewhere they are mercifully banned in the hotel itself).