Singapore Hotels with Bars

Stepping into the hotel, I was immediately hit with a wave of familiarity. It had changed its name and been renovated, and then I realized it was the same hotel I stayed in during the Chinese New Year in 2017. It's a great place – right next to a mall, making shopping and dining super convenient, and getting to major attractions is a breeze. The hotel service is also very thoughtful. I checked out early in the morning to run errands and left my luggage, picking it up later that night. They even kindly let us use the gym on the third floor to freshen up. All in all, a really fantastic hotel!

My daughter absolutely loved this hotel (the garden pool was a huge hit!). It truly lives up to its 'hidden oasis' vibe; even though it's right in the middle of Orchard Road, it feels so peaceful and secluded – a true urban sanctuary. Every detail in the hotel shows thoughtful design and care. The staff are incredibly friendly, and all the guests are polite and considerate. Immy, the floor attendant, was especially wonderful! She was warm and gentle, and even helped my son find his wireless earbuds that had fallen under the bed. Seeing kids from different countries playing together in the water park really gave me a 'we are the world, we are the children' moment – peace is truly beautiful 😊☮️

The room was very clean, and the staff were all quite friendly. I hesitated for a long time before booking, as I saw reviews saying that Singapore's facilities were old and the service wasn't good. After actually checking in, I felt everything was pretty good. I specifically requested a quiet room when booking. The room was exactly like in the photos. The air conditioning vent made a bit of a noise, just the sound of air coming out, but honestly, after being tired from exploring all day, it didn't affect my sleep. The room door wasn't soundproof, and I could hear doors closing outside, but that only happened occasionally, so it wasn't noisy. The shower had great water pressure, and the hairdryer, though old-fashioned, was powerful. Every day, they provided five bottles of purified water, six coffee capsules, and tea bags, and even a complimentary pack of cookies, which was a nice touch. Suntec City is right across the street; you just go through an underpass to get there. There are all sorts of food options, and it's convenient and sheltered from the sun. The subway station is only about 50 meters away, making getting around very easy.

We stayed at this hotel in July 2026. From Changi Airport, we took the MRT. After clearing customs, you need to follow the signs for 'Train to city' or 'MRT'. On the way, buy an Ez-link card at one of the tourist kiosks. We were offered an unlimited pass for $40, but we declined and bought top-up cards for $10 each, valid for our transit period in Singapore. From Singapore Airport to the city center, you first need to travel two stops to Tanah Merah station, alight at platform B, and then board a train marked 'to city' from the same platform. This is on the Green Line. Get off at Raffles Place station. Then, go up the stairs or take the elevator, and once upstairs, look for Exit D or E. Exit D is closer and more convenient for the hotel, but it goes through a shopping mall which might be closed in the evenings or on weekends. From either exit, turn right and walk along the main road without turning off. The main entrance of the building where the hotel is located leads to the CapitaSpring business center. You don't need to enter there; instead, walk a few meters past the main entrance on the right side, towards the taxi stand, where you'll find the hotel entrance. From there, you need to go up to the 9th floor, where the reception is. The hotel has three elevators: one for the reception from the 1st to the 9th floor, which is accessible to everyone. The second elevator goes from the 9th to the 17th floor and can only be used with a room key card. This elevator leads to the guest rooms. The third elevator is on the 17th floor in the garden and leads to the 51st floor observation deck, which is only open on weekdays until 6 PM. Water dispensers are located opposite the elevators on each floor. To use the elevator to the rooms, you need to tap your key card and select your floor on the panel; the panel will then indicate which of the three elevators (by a letter designation) will arrive. The staff were polite. There was no deposit required upon check-in, but they asked for a credit card number for registration. The rooms are clean, cozy, and have a good view. The renovation is fresh. The curtains are practically blackout, providing excellent darkening. However, there's a green sensor light on the ceiling in the room's hallway that seems quite bright at night, like a nightlight. This didn't bother us, but if you want to sleep in complete darkness, you won't be able to without a sleep mask. The soundproofing in the rooms is good; we couldn't hear our neighbors. The room has everything necessary, including a refrigerator, an ironing board, and an iron. There's also a safe, a capsule coffee machine, tea and coffee making facilities, and even soft hangers in the wardrobe. The pillows felt uncomfortable to me, but that's probably the only drawback. The room was cleaned daily; trash was emptied, and towels were changed. The Wi-Fi was good. Overall, we liked the hotel, including its central location.

First off, the location is excellent; it's right by the subway exit, which is super convenient. The Marina Bay night view is also stunning. However, there are no fireworks, no fireworks, no fireworks! What online sources say about seeing fireworks is inaccurate; you can't see them at all. On the night I stayed, it was a National Day fireworks rehearsal, and all I could hear were the sounds, but I couldn't see anything. Regarding hotel service, they claim to have Chinese-speaking staff, but it's very difficult to find them. Most don't speak Chinese and won't help you find someone who does. It's basically a situation where they speak a lot, and I don't understand, and what I say they don't quite get either. Aside from completing the check-in, I didn't really grasp a lot of what they said. However, perhaps because my registration included my son and daughter, when we entered the room, we found they had already thoughtfully added an extra bed for free, which made sleeping quite comfortable and was a great touch.

We were initially assigned a corner room, and when we asked if we could switch, they told us all rooms of that type were corner rooms, which felt a bit odd. Then they said we could downgrade but wouldn't get a refund, and later offered to let us upgrade to a different room type for an extra 400 RMB per night. However, I saw on Ctrip that the 'upgraded' room type was actually cheaper than our original room. The hotel front desk's handling of this was quite confusing. The hotel breakfast was also pretty standard; I personally don't think it's worth adding.

The location is excellent! It's within a 10-minute walk to Fort Canning Park, Merlion Park, Old Hill Street Police Station, the Art Museum, and Jumbo Seafood. When I was choosing a hotel, I wanted something clean and tidy, close to the attractions. The front desk staff were very friendly during check-in and check-out, and some even spoke a little Chinese, which made me feel very comfortable. After checking in, the room facilities were quite new, and the room size was also acceptable. It was consistent with the online pictures. Up to this point, my impression of this hotel was very good! Now, about breakfast. There wasn't much variety, and on the second morning around 10 AM, it wasn't even peak dining time. The ”lady with straight bangs” who was seating people, and who had a Chinese appearance, I don't quite understand why, despite there being several empty tables in the main dining area close to the food stations, she refused to seat us there. Instead, she insisted on seating us in a corner conference room, which made getting food very inconvenient! The tables were dirty and hadn't been wiped. During our meal, many servers kept coming in to put away cutlery! I'm not sure if the ”lady with straight bangs” was being discriminatory or what her intention was. For future guests, I'd suggest you boldly request not to sit in the conference room!!

Excellent location on Orchard Road, with the Apple Store right next door. Shopping, dining, and the MRT are all within easy walking distance. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The staff were friendly, making our stay enjoyable. Would definitely stay here again.

Had a very enjoyable stay at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove. The room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. One thing I really appreciated was how cold and refreshing the air conditioning was, especially considering how hot the weather outside was. The location was also very convenient. The hotel provides a free shuttle service every 30 minutes to VivoCity, which made getting around very easy. There are also many restaurants within walking distance, along with supermarkets like Cold Storage and Little Farms nearby, so it was very convenient for food and daily necessities. Breakfast was enjoyable as well, with good variety and accommodating service. I especially appreciated being able to request a customized fried rice without soy sauce and gluten, which was a thoughtful touch for dietary preferences. Overall, it was a comfortable and relaxing stay with great convenience and excellent service. Would definitely consider staying here again.

Here's a more polished version of your review: We enjoyed our stay so much that we decided to extend it for another night. The warm hospitality from the team was truly exceptional. Unfortunately, we didn't catch everyone's names, but we'd like to give a special mention to Mina, Alex, and Arif for making our stay so memorable. We especially loved the patio and spent many relaxing hours there, watching the gardeners work tirelessly from dawn until evening under the hot sun. Our sincere appreciation and respect to them for their hard work. Arif was incredibly accommodating with our requests and did a wonderful job preparing our room. We also appreciated the thoughtful touches, such as the delicious Arabica coffee and the chamomile and berry teas available at the reception. The location was another highlight—it's conveniently close to both the beach and the hawker center, making it easy to explore the area. Overall, we had a fantastic experience and would gladly return.