Village Hotel Changi by Far East Hospitality

Village Hotel Changi reminded me of my home in Kuala Lumpur - Kepong Jinjang 50 years ago where there were chickens freely roaming around the field to seek worms to eat. The Counter Staff are friendly and helpful to arrange a taxi to pick me up at 3:30am to allay my fears of not being able to catch my flight back to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah departing at 6:30am. The ambience and atmosphere were peaceful, and its restfulnesness washed away all my dirts and the day heats from the intense business meetings for the last two days, especially rehydrate my thirsty and dry being through being immersed in the bathtub for 45 minutes, except to my little disappointment to see behind the turning knob for lifting the water cover was hid with black dirt. As I was fed up with the standardized hotel menus, the Counter Staff pointed me to walking along two humps away to get ready my breakfast from the 7-11 store and satisfied myself with the local hawker stores. There were all kinds of Indian Briani shops, local Malay curry foods and last but not least the local Chinese Teochew noodles soup - AMIGO (The owner won the headline on the local newspaper, whose head was black thrity years ago in contrast with his greyish white head today). The diffrent races and cultures in the eateries mingled harmoniously with the golden brilliant dusk sunset providing me with the utmost sense of security and comfort to have a sound sleep for the next day morning flight.

Had a great stay at Village Hotel Changi! The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay.

Nice location, and the best part? It offers free shuttle bus for customers. Very convenient because it’s about 20 minutes from Changi Aiport.