Singapore Adventure Vacations

Amazing hotel ✨ Beautiful roof top pool and bar; impeccable rooms and great onsite restaurant amenities. Walking distance to MRT and convenience shops. Will definitely stay here again. Insanely well priced for location and luxury standard.

Very well positioned right over an MRT station. Well equipped rooms with lovely quiet AC. Pool was beautiful and gym looked amazing. Reception was a little hit and miss. They had to be reminded to credit back the swipe they took on our card, they didn’t offer the free drinks we were entitled to until we specifically requested 3 days in and they didn’t order the taxi we booked with them the night before leaving although in fairness they did upgrade us

vey nice hotel and very nice location!

The rooms in this hotel have been recently renovated so that’s a huge plus. BUT… When I took a fine arts design course in college, the mantra that was drilled into me was “form follows function”, meaning design should not hinder functionality. The designers of this hotel’s renovation seem to have flipped that mantra on its head. Functionally has been hindered by the design. Two examples: The bed has been placed in the middle of the room so that you can look out at the city view while in bed. Great, except that leaves only a narrow walking path to navigate all around the room. I have a clamshell suitcase and there was only one corner of the room with enough floor space for me to open my luggage. That then prevented me from walking around the bed on that side of the room. The shower stall in the bathroom also contains a full size soaking tub. Great, except that doesn’t leave enough comfortable space in the shower to actually stand up and shower. I found I had to either turn the shower head away from the tub, which sent water past the partial glass shower partition into the sink area and hallway, or to prevent that I had to turn the head towards the tub and bump against the tub while showering. A smaller tub angled in the corner of the shower stall would have prevented this problem, but that wasn’t the design aesthetic they wanted.

The Room and the entire hotel and experience was absolutely amazing

Very well positioned right over an MRT station. Well equipped rooms with lovely quiet AC. Pool was beautiful and gym looked amazing. Reception was a little hit and miss. They had to be reminded to credit back the swipe they took on our card, they didn’t offer the free drinks we were entitled to until we specifically requested 3 days in and they didn’t order the taxi we booked with them the night before leaving although in fairness they did upgrade us

The rooms in this hotel have been recently renovated so that’s a huge plus. BUT… When I took a fine arts design course in college, the mantra that was drilled into me was “form follows function”, meaning design should not hinder functionality. The designers of this hotel’s renovation seem to have flipped that mantra on its head. Functionally has been hindered by the design. Two examples: The bed has been placed in the middle of the room so that you can look out at the city view while in bed. Great, except that leaves only a narrow walking path to navigate all around the room. I have a clamshell suitcase and there was only one corner of the room with enough floor space for me to open my luggage. That then prevented me from walking around the bed on that side of the room. The shower stall in the bathroom also contains a full size soaking tub. Great, except that doesn’t leave enough comfortable space in the shower to actually stand up and shower. I found I had to either turn the shower head away from the tub, which sent water past the partial glass shower partition into the sink area and hallway, or to prevent that I had to turn the head towards the tub and bump against the tub while showering. A smaller tub angled in the corner of the shower stall would have prevented this problem, but that wasn’t the design aesthetic they wanted.

The Room and the entire hotel and experience was absolutely amazing

Very well positioned right over an MRT station. Well equipped rooms with lovely quiet AC. Pool was beautiful and gym looked amazing. Reception was a little hit and miss. They had to be reminded to credit back the swipe they took on our card, they didn’t offer the free drinks we were entitled to until we specifically requested 3 days in and they didn’t order the taxi we booked with them the night before leaving although in fairness they did upgrade us

vey nice hotel and very nice location!

The rooms in this hotel have been recently renovated so that’s a huge plus. BUT… When I took a fine arts design course in college, the mantra that was drilled into me was “form follows function”, meaning design should not hinder functionality. The designers of this hotel’s renovation seem to have flipped that mantra on its head. Functionally has been hindered by the design. Two examples: The bed has been placed in the middle of the room so that you can look out at the city view while in bed. Great, except that leaves only a narrow walking path to navigate all around the room. I have a clamshell suitcase and there was only one corner of the room with enough floor space for me to open my luggage. That then prevented me from walking around the bed on that side of the room. The shower stall in the bathroom also contains a full size soaking tub. Great, except that doesn’t leave enough comfortable space in the shower to actually stand up and shower. I found I had to either turn the shower head away from the tub, which sent water past the partial glass shower partition into the sink area and hallway, or to prevent that I had to turn the head towards the tub and bump against the tub while showering. A smaller tub angled in the corner of the shower stall would have prevented this problem, but that wasn’t the design aesthetic they wanted.