The hostel sits in a great spot, but housekeeping or management should hand out fresh towels to guests who stay longer than 5 days.
MayaVor 2 Wochen
★★·Singapore·7.4
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Hipstercity Hostel, a 2‑star boutique hostel in Singapore, sits just 1 km from Zouk and 14 minutes from Chinatown Heritage Centre. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a shared lounge and kitchen, daily complimentary coffee and tea, and in‑room amenities including bath supplies, power sockets, USB ports, and a safe. Nearby attractions include National Gallery Singapore, Sri Mariamman Temple, and St Andrew’s Cathedral.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The hostel sits in a great spot, but housekeeping or management should hand out fresh towels to guests who stay longer than 5 days.
Maya·Vor 2 Wochen
The hostel is close to the centre and all attractions, and the rooms are clean, but the main door’s lock broke for one night, letting anyone from the street in, and the area is noisy at night because bars stay open late; the bathroom has no AC, so you’re sweaty after a shower, and I found stained bed sheets that I reported.
Karolina·Vor 3 Wochen
The location is brilliant for first‑timers spending a few days in the city, but it can get very loud at night with nearby bars; ear plugs help.
Kate·Vor 3 Wochen
Nothing from the reservation to the end of the stay. cold not appreciate anything as I have been mislead, spied, followed. Room that occurred not to be room had "doubled bed" which was like 80/90cm wide - maybe this is standard i Singapore but it should be clear info so at least we s=could not what we are booking. Someone has accused us for eating in the "room" when we tried to be eco and gather the recycled items to put it to the bin. In first place it was said there is no room service so why someone spied and search in our "room". This is the story below: Hello, First of all, to respond to your message, we really do not feel comfortable knowing that you entered our room. In order to notice the food packaging inside, you necessarily had to open the curtains. I genuinely do not understand why you did this, especially since it is not as you are cleaning the rooms during the stay of your customers. For all you knew, one of us could have been sleeping in the room. We feel extremely uncomfortable knowing that someone is going around entering rooms and opening curtains without any way for guests to know or prevent it. It is not as though we can simply leave a “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door, so there was absolutely no way for you to know whether we were inside without opening the curtains. Imagine if we had actually been in the room, in a vulnerable situation, or wearing revealing pajamas. As two girls travelling alone, we find this to be a genuine privacy, comfort and safety issue. It is not acceptable to enter someone’s private space and open their curtains without knowing whether they are inside. I was also extremely disappointed that you threw away the “drink bottle.” If you had simply asked us instead of assuming it was trash, or a sweet beverage, you would have known that I was using that bottle to drink water from the sink, as an ecological and economical choice. You threw away my personal belongings without my consent, which then forced me to buy another plastic bottle
Adam·Vor 3 Wochen
Self‑check‑in works and you have easy access to every nearby tourist spot; the common room offers coffee and a place to prep ready‑to‑eat food. The place is nice and the staff is very helpful, just a text away on WhatsApp. The only downside is that, although the location is compact, it would be good to have a way to air‑dry clothes in sunlight.
Himanshu·Vor einem Monat