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The self-check-in process was seamless and hassle-free
The cleanliness of the bathroom left much to be desired
The bed and pillows were incredibly comfortable
Distilled by Parley from the 75 most recent of 483 verified guest reviews
The bed and pillows were incredibly comfortable
— how guests describe the rooms



20 m² · 1 queen bed and 1 sofa bed · Sleeps 3
View — in this room only.
Beds 8.2/10 · 200 guests mention them



16 m² · 1 full bed · Sleeps 2
The room with a city view — and a refrigerator.
Beds 8.2/10 · 200 guests mention them



15 m² · Sleeps 2



16 m² · 1 full bed · Sleeps 2
Entire unit located on ground floor — in this room only.
Beds 8.2/10 · 200 guests mention them


13 m² · Sleeps 2
The Studio Attic provides two single beds for up to two guests. A private bathroom includes a walk‑in shower, a bidet, a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. Inside the room you’ll find air conditioning, a flat‑screen TV, a tea‑and‑coffee maker and a safe deposit box.


13 m² · Sleeps 2



13 m² · Sleeps 2



15 m² · Sleeps 2


Sleeps 2



14 m² · Sleeps 2



13 m² · Sleeps 2
“une bonne option pour la visite de Singapour”
The location was ideal for MRT access from the airport, the Muslim neighbourhood was next to the Sultan Mosque with easy access to Little India, Chinatown, and Marina Bay on foot for urban walkers, the staff were charming and offered to store luggage after check‑out, but the room was small, the shower had no walls next to the toilet, and there was no breakfast at the hotel.
“Das besondere Hotel”
The hotel was very centrally located, with the bus station and metro easily reachable on foot, yet the rooms were very small; for Singapore, however, the price was decisive given this location.
“Ok per dormire un paio di notti e se stai poco in stanza, ma non tornerei…”
The staff were friendly and the location was nice, in a quiet and very charming neighborhood. However, the cleanliness was clearly lacking and insufficient, the room was dark and a bit claustrophobic, with no windows and very tight spaces; the shower and toilet shared the same tiny area that flooded everything. It was pricey for what it offered, but I understood that this is the rule in Singapore!
The location was good, but the space was cramped, the slanted roof was uncomfortable, and the breakfast offered nothing.
“Ganz gute Unterkunft zentral an der Moschee”
A good hotel right in the middle of the Arab quarter next to the mosque, functional and with a decent breakfast, though for Singapore it’s just okay; the room was very cramped with little storage space, especially when you have two large backpacks.
“une bonne option pour la visite de Singapour”
The location was ideal for MRT access from the airport, the Muslim neighbourhood was next to the Sultan Mosque with easy access to Little India, Chinatown, and Marina Bay on foot for urban walkers, the staff were charming and offered to store luggage after check‑out, but the room was small, the shower had no walls next to the toilet, and there was no breakfast at the hotel.
The location was good, but the space was cramped, the slanted roof was uncomfortable, and the breakfast offered nothing.
“Das besondere Hotel”
The hotel was very centrally located, with the bus station and metro easily reachable on foot, yet the rooms were very small; for Singapore, however, the price was decisive given this location.
“Ganz gute Unterkunft zentral an der Moschee”
A good hotel right in the middle of the Arab quarter next to the mosque, functional and with a decent breakfast, though for Singapore it’s just okay; the room was very cramped with little storage space, especially when you have two large backpacks.
“Ok per dormire un paio di notti e se stai poco in stanza, ma non tornerei…”
The staff were friendly and the location was nice, in a quiet and very charming neighborhood. However, the cleanliness was clearly lacking and insufficient, the room was dark and a bit claustrophobic, with no windows and very tight spaces; the shower and toilet shared the same tiny area that flooded everything. It was pricey for what it offered, but I understood that this is the rule in Singapore!