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One Farrer Hotel
4.6/5447 Reviews

One Farrer Hotel

Little India Singapore|0.37km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Returned to stay again because I liked it the previous time. Thank you for the kind gesture to give us a freeze upgrade (though we didn’t make use of the loft at all). Been to so many hotel stays before but this is the first time seeing a toilet bowl full of pee stain when we lifted up the cover. Informed the concierge, only to have the housekeeping to come in and clean the toilet (just use chemicals to wipe and disinfect) in front of us. There’s no change of room discussion btw. This uncleaned toilet bowl is unacceptable but other than this, I’m ok with the hotel.
hovoh homes Bugis Rochor
4.6/519 Reviews

hovoh homes Bugis Rochor

Bugis Singapore|1.52km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Set in Singapore and within 100 metres of Bugis Street, hovoh homes Bugis Rochor features a terrace, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi. This 5-star hotel offers a concierge service and luggage storage space. The accommodation offers a shuttle service, while a car rental service is also available. The units come with air conditioning, a fridge, a microwave, a coffee machine, a bidet, free toiletries and a wardrobe. With a private bathroom equipped with a shower and a hairdryer, certain units at the hotel also provide guests with a balcony. At hovoh homes Bugis Rochor every room includes bed linen and towels. A continental, American or Asian breakfast is available every morning at the property. Popular points of interest near the accommodation include Singapore Art Museum, Raffles City and St Andrew's Cathedral. The nearest airport is Seletar Airport, 14 km from hovoh homes Bugis Rochor.
Andaz Singapore – A Concept by Hyatt
4.5/5262 Reviews

Andaz Singapore – A Concept by Hyatt

Bugis Singapore|1.72km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Amazing stay here; suite was well equipped with modern amenities, products and features Great staff and smooth check in and out Location is fantastic Spotless hotel room with all the mod-cons Highly recommended
Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road, Singapore
4.4/5657 Reviews

Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road, Singapore

Bugis Singapore|1.72km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Everything was awesome.. had my son 26th birthday staycation here and we all love the view the room all. Thumbs up 👍.. Also the service and the people at the check in is awesome polite and friendly 😀.
InterContinental Singapore , an IHG Hotel
4.6/5421 Reviews

InterContinental Singapore , an IHG Hotel

Bugis Singapore|1.82km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Location is very convenient with Bugis Junction at its doorstep and MRT lines too. Food in the hotel restaurants and room service is amazing. Room is great with fluffy bedroom slippers and separate bath tub and standing shower. The only thing that can be improved is their car park as most 5 star hotels provide complimentary parking but not this one as the car park belongs to the mall. But if you are not driving then this won't be an issue to you as MRT station is nearby. Overall, customer service from their front line and housekeeping/room service is top notch! Will definitely visit again.
Naumi Hotel
4.5/5195 Reviews

Naumi Hotel

Marina Bay Singapore|2.1km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
I booked a staycation at the Naumi Hotel to celebrate my wife's birthday. I got the Patio Room under the impression that the patio would be interesting and would offer an alternative hang-out place for us. The initial impression of the hotel was good. There were quite a lot of interesting art pieces scattered all over the hotel. Check-in was swift. The elevator was however a little slow, so a couple of times we ended up using the stairs, which was much quicker than the elevator. The Patio Room was quite a disappointment though. It was small and looked tired. Toilet & bathroom were separated from each other by a piece of partially-frosted glass, so you could essentially look into the other cubicle. Would be quite awkward if one was using the toilet while another was showering. The tiles were a little stained, giving a dirty appearance. The patio was utterly useless - the space was tiny. The swing was badly stained and small, we barely could sit on it, not that we intended to as the cushion looked disgustingly dirty. The light bulbs hanging overhead were not working and some filled with rainwater. I had thought the patio would give us another view of the outside or another space to hang out. NO! Other than being too small, it totally lacked privacy, as guests staying upstairs could easily see us from their windows. There was no view at all, the background was just a pathetic ugly fake plant wall. The bed was fine, pillows were clean and comfortable. Surprised to see even a bolster was provided. An Apple TV was also available, though you'd need to log into your own account to watch shows. It was nice that drinks and snacks in the room were complimentary - a nice welcoming gesture, although similar stuffs could be bought from the 7-11 convenience shop downstairs. Overall, the experience was fine. Location was perfect, in the city and near the Bugis/City Hall MRT station and many restaurants/eateries. Renovation/Revamping of the rooms is long due. Don't bother paying more for the Patio Room (4th floor). Get a room on the higher floors.

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V Hotel Lavender
4.1/51425 Reviews

V Hotel Lavender

Lavender Singapore|0.99km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
The room looks old but is kept clean except for the blanket which have an obvious stain mark, but since its at the edge I'm willing to look past this. Aircond controls seems to be not working, making the room very cold eventhough fan had been set lowest and temperature the highest. The floor being tiles only doesn't help as well. Otherwise its a good 2 nights stay for me considering the convenient location. Service by the staffs are satisfactory as well.
South East Asia Hotel
3.5/514 Reviews

South East Asia Hotel

Bugis Singapore|1.58km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
The decoration is very old and has some smell. You need to let the smell go in every day; the hygiene is quite clean; the sound of the air conditioner is a window machine, and the sound is relatively loud: the quilt is a layer of cloth, and there is a separate thin blanket; the location is in a pedestrian street, taxi It’s not very convenient. Many drivers don’t know it. There are subways and buses nearby. In general, the traffic is convenient; there are shopping places such as bugis around; the service is good; breakfast is relatively simple, and there is a Yabo Center nearby that is good for eating; Sim Lim Square nearby It is said that the water is deep, so please be cautious when shopping; there are no dental appliances, there are fewer charging ports, and no water is provided.
PARKROYAL on Beach Road
4.5/51227 Reviews

PARKROYAL on Beach Road

Bugis Singapore|1.68km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Our stay at Parkroyal was a breeze. Checking in was smooth. Requested for 2 single bed but didn't got it, wasn't any issue. Cleanliness is perfect 👍 Breakfast spread was superb as well. The kids enjoyed picking up food by themselves (with supervision as the plates & drinking glasses were made from ceramic which was quite heavy for the little ones) Housekeeping were great as well. Checking out was smooth too as there was no queue. Great location! Bus stop is conviniently just right outside the hotel. Definitely a good staycation for the whole family 😌

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Greendili Backpackers Hostel
1/51 Reviews

Greendili Backpackers Hostel

Kallang Singapore|0.15km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
They have many bed bugs, and of course you can't know in advance. Please don't risk to get bitten all over your body. They ruined my holiday. I booked and payed in advance for 6 nights, left after the second, stil working on trying to get back my money. Coacroaches in the bathroom. Staff is only one very rude person who does not speak an English which you can understand. I saw few conflict situation during my stay, other guest could not understand as well. If the hot water kanne is gone, he says I don't know. If you ask anything he don't care. The place is incredibly dirty, smells on pi. Many workers not many tourists. Reception is random, when receptionist is there time to time. Breakfast is nothing, no place to sit, if finished no refill. Please go to a clean and nice place instead of this and save your self what I went through.
The Hive Singapore Hostel
4/519 Reviews

The Hive Singapore Hostel

Lavender Singapore|0.23km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
We stayed for 2 nights here but wish we had made it just the one. Everything was nice enough, the showers were warm but there was no ventilation in there so I felt sweaty again as soon as I was done showering and trying to dry off. Beds I found very uncomfortable but my partner said they were ok. We stayed in a double pod and it was just a glorified bunk bed with a little more privacy. The door to the pod didnt lock and there were buttons for things like TV but they were non existent. There was a locker but not big enough to fit travelling rucksacks. Could have done with a few more hooks, 4 hooks for a room that could house 6 people wasnt enough. Air con was good in the room though. Breakfast was self service, bread and spreads for toast, and little egg fryers and juice not much else.  Staff helped us with purchasing discounted tickets for attractions we wanted to see - Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Skydeck and Adventure Cove waterpark.  Location wise was its downfall for us. It's near Boon keng MRT line which meant we had a good hour or so trip to get places. We eventually moved to a hostel closer and cheaper near Chinatown which was the same space pod style.
Noble Hotel
3.5/5105 Reviews

Noble Hotel

Lavender Singapore|0.33km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Nicee, they top up the mineral water every room cleaning service. The Aircon is cold and the bed is clean. However the sound proofing is weak, we can hear ppl next door laughing and talking quite loud.
Holiday Inn Singapore Little India, an IHG Hotel
4.6/5353 Reviews

Holiday Inn Singapore Little India, an IHG Hotel

Little India Singapore|0.39km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Check in was swift. Room appointed was as per request. Staff was very professional, polite & kind. Room is of a comfortable size, wish the toilet could have been slightly bigger as my mom is an elderly/bigger build thus the entrance door to the washroom was slight squeezy for her comfort. is very comfortable to sleep in, bathrobes provided we're nicely hanged. Lobby has a Starbucks cafe, great/convenient to pick-up your coffee needs! Room 1603, twin beds standard. Highly recommend for its strategic location (just at exit stn of FARRER PRK MRT) & GREAT STAFF/SERVICE THANK U TO THE ENTIRE HOTEL TEAM 🌟 🤩
The Serangoon House, Singapore, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
3.8/526 Reviews

The Serangoon House, Singapore, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Little India Singapore|0.45km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
The room is not very big. There is a shopping mall next to it. It is very convenient for eating and shopping. It is very convenient to be 2 minutes away from Exit A of the subway. High cost performance! The fly in the ointment is that there are many third brothers around, and they are not very comfortable.
Tai Hoe Hotel
3.8/5129 Reviews

Tai Hoe Hotel

Kallang Singapore|0.49km from Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
It was the best hotel choice I've ever did. As it was my first time in Singapore i wasnt expecting much since i didnt know the places well. Upon arrival, I was so excited that the hotel were strategically in front of City square Mall, beside the Mustafa Centre that opens 24/7 and MRT Farrer Park Station is just only a few minutes walking distance (located in City Square Mall). Lots of choices for dining is an advantage. Love that the ijooz vending machine is just down the hotel perfect for an evening sip of orange juice which cost you only 2sgd. The room is legit as in the picture shown. It was so great for 5A 1C. Need to mention it is a budget hotel so it is advisable for you to bring your own toothpaste and toothbrush since they didn't provide. But it wasnt a problem at all for me we can always buy at the mustafa centre

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Lyf Farrer Park Singapore

Lyf Farrer Park Singapore

4.5/5279 Reviews
Kallang
I’ve had an amazing stay over at Lyf Farrer Park. The staffs were very friendly and the amenities available was great for long term stays. I’ve enjoyed my stay over and very convenient location behind City Square Mall. Great view with launderette, shared kitchen and coworking spaces. Definitely recommend for those looking for long term stays.
Atlantis Pods at Little India

Atlantis Pods at Little India

3.6/5109 Reviews
Lavender
This capsule hotel budget-wise is recommendable. The location is great and 5 minutes away from the metro station. I have taken the mixed capsule. I did not expect much because of the price but I stuttered with disappointment when I was there. I availed myself of a stay with free breakfast for 5 days and in these 5 days, never I had tried and seen any food. What I saw are leftovers kept uncleaned. I usually wake up at 5-6 am because I have a conference by 7 am. By that time, no food on the counter. The toilets were furthermore small and crowded. No social distancing or infection control practices. The spaces are cluttered, unkempt, and unmaintained. I have raised the issue to an Agoda representative who told me that I should have the breakfast inclusion. Still, the next day, no breakfast was there. I planned to talk to the reception but most of the time, staff are not present there.
Hotel Yan

Hotel Yan

4/5174 Reviews
Lavender
The location was good, I’m the near of the subway station. The room was small, but very clean and had everything you needed. There were free snacks in the fridge every day and the staff was really helpful. Would definitely stay here again.
The Serangoon House, Singapore, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

The Serangoon House, Singapore, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

3.8/526 Reviews
Little India
The room is not very big. There is a shopping mall next to it. It is very convenient for eating and shopping. It is very convenient to be 2 minutes away from Exit A of the subway. High cost performance! The fly in the ointment is that there are many third brothers around, and they are not very comfortable.
Dream Lodge @ Tyrwhitt

Dream Lodge @ Tyrwhitt

4.6/551 Reviews
Lavender
Arrive in Singapore late at night. I was at an age when it was difficult to stay at the airport, so I chose to lie down, but this was quite comfortable. A taxi from the airport costs $33 (including late night charges). The late-night reception was unmanned, but the self-check-in system worked well, and although it was a small space that looked like a closet, the women's 6-person room was so quiet that I thought no one was there, and the mattress and sheets were surprisingly good. It's high and I had a good night's sleep (although in the morning some people started unpacking their suitcases and there was nowhere to step) Showers and toilets are clean, but be aware that the floors can get wet. Also, perhaps because of the corona crisis, there is no breakfast service as mentioned in previous reviews.
7 Wonders Hostel @ Jalan Besar

7 Wonders Hostel @ Jalan Besar

3.3/56 Reviews
Jalan Besar
We booked for 2 nights in this hostel and already paid. After a delay we arrived to this hostel from The airport at 2h05 am. We didnt know the reception closes at 2 am. It's 6h30 am and we are still waiting in the street in front of the hostel. We tried everything but impossible to contact the owner, no inscription for us on the door, no mail with a password to enter, no call to care about their guests. Apparently those People just went to sleep even if their guests were on the road to their hostel and let them sleep in the street. We gonna remember this night forever and those missed holidays thanks to them. We gonna be need fews days to rest after this sleepless night spent in the street. How is it possible ? Just run away this place.

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