Singapore Hostels

1st time trying capsule hotel in singapore, it's cleaner than expected, and nice lobby ammenities. Hot water also available all time, with good water pressure too. No showerheas tho, only rainfall shower. My only problem is that it's hard for me to feel rested. Perhaps I am unlucky, my room single suit pod, that was assigned to me is different than ordered picture whereas it's ”open” on the end side, not the length side like in pics. Furthermore it's at the end of the hall so it felt a bit like suffocating coffin per se. Then on the matter of soundproofing.. very minimum. Earplug is provided, but it wont help with the bumps and vibrations of machines. My room is at the end of hall, and beside the utilities room perhaps? At 6am+ cleaning workers will start, and I can no longer rest in that state.. every sound vibration travels to that ”coffin” bed so yeah.. unless u can treat it as white noise, can easily wake one up. Overall it's worth the price and cleanliness, but next time I will definitely request a different room or ask actual photo of my assigned room first.

overall it’s a comfort stay. in every room, they provided 2 pillows, toothbrush, earplugs, towel, and slippers. a pro tip to safe money, you can bring your own tumbler / bottle as they provided water dispenser outside the room. i was asking for dropping my luggage early, lucky me i got early checkin instead 😄 friendly and helpful staffs. female washrooms cleanliness was far from perfect, which was understandable coz it’s a shared space. however, the sewage smells made it more terrible 😞 then shower room were too small so anything that you hanging behind door likely to get wet coz of water splash while u showering

Top-notch hotel! Everything was perfect! The best value-for-money accommodation I could find in Singapore. Very well located in the heart of Chinatown. Everything is clean and well-maintained. For breakfast, there's a small buffet every day with coffee, tea, milk, cereal, toast, and peanut butter, plus 3 different hot dishes daily. There's also a room available where you can get fresh/hot water, instant coffee, and tea. In short, everything you need for a fantastic stay. I highly recommend it! +++

For a country as expensive as Singapore 🇸🇬, a hostel priced in the 100s is definitely great value for money. Many local Chinese people stay here, and you can learn about Singapore's history by chatting with them. The closest MRT stations are Lavender and Jalan Besar, and it's also very near Little India, making it super convenient to get to all of Singapore's major attractions. There's a food court right downstairs, which is probably one of the cheapest dining options in Singapore, helping you save a lot on food. I stayed here for three days and thought it was pretty good!

The hostel had everything I needed, including towels, a hair dryer, a washing machine, comfortable and cozy beds with privacy curtains, lockers, and a convenient self-check-in facility. There were plenty of clean bathrooms and showers, as well as a dining area and a refrigerator for guests to use. The environment was peaceful, making it a comfortable and relaxing place to stay. I had a great experience and would definitely recommend it.

The location is everything to this place, it’s literally right in the middle of Chinatown, close to public transportation and great food options. It was clean and had free water refills. No curtains, but it was manageable. The AC wasn’t the best but again, for the price this was a solid hostel. Very tiny beds, so if you’re taller than 170cm you might struggle.

I had a pleasant stay at Rucksack Inn Hostel Chinatown. The location is excellent, very close to Chinatown MRT and many food options. It is a good choice for travelers looking for a convenient and budget-friendly place to stay in Singapore. Overall, I am satisfied with my stay ☺️

I finished my night shift at 1:30 AM and looked for a hotel close to work, so it was convenient to walk a few minutes there 👍🏻. The price was affordable. The hotel slippers cost $1.00, but my size 37 feet found them small. The hygiene was just okay; the bathroom floor was wet, so I had to wipe my feet with wet wipes when I got back to my bunk 😅. The room door was noisy every time someone went in or out. My bunk was on the top, and the ladder was high and difficult to climb up and down 🥲. I tried connecting to the Wi-Fi several times but couldn't. In the middle of the night, everyone was sleeping, quietly using their phones, which was very peaceful. Each bunk had a curtain and a small light. I went to bed at 3:30 AM, and the bed was comfortable. However, my ordeal began at 5:30 AM. Someone started packing, and at 6:00 AM, someone turned on the main light to pack. There was the sound of zippers, rustling paper bags, talking, and the noise of people coming and going through the door. The main light being turned on and off made it impossible to sleep. I was so annoyed and frustrated in bed 😡 until I finally got up. This experience taught me how difficult it is to sleep in a room with over a dozen people. I won't be booking this hostel again 🤦🏻‍♀️.

The location is superb very accessible to the city and nearby attraction. Rooms a little bit tight for us due to our huge luggages but its decent enough during our stay. The agent responds to our query and requests promptly. Will definitely comeback.

You get what you pay for I suppose. The room is quite stuffy so not advisable for those who have problem breathing via the nose. Tap, the service boy, was quite helpful and smiles. The others, not so much. What's good with the place is the location as it is just a few meters from a bus stop, and there's a lot of convenience stores along the road as well as budget-friendly meals. As a Filipino, i was so happy to accidentally discover that there's a Jollibee restaurant at Pasar Lebar Square, just 2 km away from the hostel.