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All reviewsjoo chiat roadpaya lebar mrt stationgeylang serairenovated hotelminute walkfairprice supermarketchangi airportbooked a single roombudget hotelbus stopno windowwithout windowsdecent locationmini fridgestaff was very friendly and helpfulspacious roombasic amenities
Summary:
Check-in Process : Fast
Check-in Experience : Not so Good (3:00 pm Room still unavailable)
During Stay in Hotel : Good (Bed, Shower, Room Size)
Check-out Process : Fast
Check-out Experience : Not so Good (Disabled door access and wifi before 12:00 nn check-out)...More
I had booked the swing room. Initially, I was expected that it would be around the size of 11 to 14m2 since I got it less than 130SGD. However, the room was much larger than average hotel room size in Singapore, which is amazed me....More
This was my second stay in the hotel, on my first stay, I was travelling alone but this time with my family. Our room was the family room with 3 single beds. The amenities provided was good enough - 3 in 1 packets for teh...More
This hotel is clean and the foyer is lovely. Our room was right near the lifts. So very noisy rooms aren’t sound proof. No windows. Does have air con and free wi fi. Rooms need little tlc as paint coming off walls. Central to most...More
New hotel and clean room non smoking room , smell nice have hair dry I choose big size room for me and friend not bad if you like some place new hotel and down stairs have a restaurant can order meals for you near bus...More
The Joo Chiat area is the traditional home of Peranakan culture in Singapore, an ethnic group descending from the blending of Chinese and Malay families in the 15th century. The neighbourhood is packed with colourful shops, local characters, and quiet charm. The main streets overflow with diners enjoying katong laksa, the signature Peranakan spicy noodle soup. Signs of youthful entrepreneurship are
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visible as well, with modern cafes, bars, and shops abounding. Visit Joo Chiat to take a break from the big city sights and enjoy a relaxing afternoon with a laid-back and local vibe.
