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From the very first interaction with staff we were very pleasantly surprised. Driveway staff were helpful, check in staff were magnificent - Manager even accompanied us to our room with the bellboy. That attentiveness from all staff continued throughout our stay. As a newer hotel in Chinatown some taxi drivers were unsure of where it was, but that never turned into a p...From the very first interaction with staff we were very pleasantly surprised. Driveway staff were helpful, check in staff were magnificent - Manager even accompanied us to our room with the bellboy. That attentiveness from all staff continued throughout our stay. As a newer hotel in Chinatown some taxi drivers were unsure of where it was, but that never turned into a problem. Location on the edge of Chinatown is great. And free internet actually worked at high speed!

I booked this hotel for a stopover for 3 nights. My room was great, big and by the looks of things, recently refurbished with glassed off wetroom/bathroom and big window. My only criticism of the room (and possibly every room although I don't know) was that it was a tiny bit damp. I've experienced that a lot in hot countries including Australia and Malta (even in 5 s...I booked this hotel for a stopover for 3 nights. My room was great, big and by the looks of things, recently refurbished with glassed off wetroom/bathroom and big window. My only criticism of the room (and possibly every room although I don't know) was that it was a tiny bit damp. I've experienced that a lot in hot countries including Australia and Malta (even in 5 star hotels) so it's not the fault of the hotel necessarily. It was totally clean and well-looked after but if you are sensitive to it with Asthma or the like, perhaps not the most perfect choice. Otherwise, it was great. Good buffet breakfast too. Although they could get a better white wine choice at the bar. Only one choice and it was a sweet one. Blah. The location, for me, was perfect. A hop, skip and a jump to Chinatown, across the road from a non-glitzy shopping mall with food courts called People's Park which I loved. That was full of massage places, frame shops for cheap glasses and some great food - especially directly across the road from the hotel at a little outside food place called Cafe 168 (i think) I ate much better and far cheaper there than I did in the outside food street stalls in Chinatown which were really overpriced. It's also a 10-15 min walk straight down Cross St to Lau Pa Sat, a beautiful old colonial building housing countless hawker stalls. It's famous, good and cheap, worth a visit. The hotel is also super-close to Chinatown MRT stop which is about 3 direct stops to Little India and other connections. All in all, a good choice for me and I would go back.

It was our second staycation and Porcelain Hotel.The first time we stayed, the hotel person upgraded our room to the Premier one.It was really nice of her. It was totaly lovely! The room was big,cozy and it even has a jacuzzi! We stayed for a night but extended the hours till 5pm instead of checking out at 12pm. The second time, i booked the Standard room but the ro...It was our second staycation and Porcelain Hotel.The first time we stayed, the hotel person upgraded our room to the Premier one.It was really nice of her. It was totaly lovely! The room was big,cozy and it even has a jacuzzi! We stayed for a night but extended the hours till 5pm instead of checking out at 12pm. The second time, i booked the Standard room but the room which was given to us was on the 1st level. At first i was quite hesitant because it is on the first level but then once i entered the room,i almost forgot that it was on the first level. That's because i love the coziness feeling in that room. The bed was very comfy and the toilet was big too. Overall, i had a very comfortable stay at the hotel. I like the area too as we can find quite a lot of food there and it's pretty convenient. As I'm pretty quite familiar with the area, it can be a walking distance to places like Raffles Place and there are many bus service available too. Best is it is near the Chinatown Mrt Station. Good food good and good people around. Oh we had delicious Durian Pancake too! Jumbo size for $2.50.They have it for a regular size too but best to have it Jumbo. Hot pancake which they do for you on the spot filled with cold durian fillings! The taste is great! So many food! Overall, the hotel is just perfect stay for us both. Would definitely come back for more staycations. Thank You Porcelain Hotel for your awesome hotel and services.

I stayed here 4 nights and generally it's a good choice. If you want to book a good hotel in chinatown but the room rate is high there then you can check Habour Ville. It's not near the MRT but there is a bus stop nearby which can take you to the MRT in 3-5 minutes, so convenient. The facilities are good, the furniture is new and in a good condition. The staffs are go...I stayed here 4 nights and generally it's a good choice. If you want to book a good hotel in chinatown but the room rate is high there then you can check Habour Ville. It's not near the MRT but there is a bus stop nearby which can take you to the MRT in 3-5 minutes, so convenient. The facilities are good, the furniture is new and in a good condition. The staffs are good and helpful, nothing to complain except the 3rd night I found that my bed sheet got blood stains. I was so sleepy to talk to them so I just stayed away from it and slept.

As visiting Singapore General Hospital every day this was very good location being around 10 minutes walk away. That apart the location is still very good as Outram park and Chinatown mrt stations only 5 minutes walk away. There are plenty of bars and restaurants on the doorstep and even a 7/11 50 meters away. The heart of Chinatown is also only a few minutes walk. Peo...As visiting Singapore General Hospital every day this was very good location being around 10 minutes walk away. That apart the location is still very good as Outram park and Chinatown mrt stations only 5 minutes walk away. There are plenty of bars and restaurants on the doorstep and even a 7/11 50 meters away. The heart of Chinatown is also only a few minutes walk. People often complain about room size at this type of hotel of which there a few in the area. Staying on my own and paying a little more for a DL Queen I found the room ample and would have been OK for two. Room had fridge, tea coffee making facilities, excellent free wifi and TV though if you watch TV in your room then this was a downside as only 2 watchable English channels, CNBC which is just US business news and an HBO film channel. The free breakfast is simple but was OK for me. If you are expecting 4/5 star facilities and room they you are looking at the wrong place and in Singapore expect to pay substantially more.

when i was booking this hotel from agoda 1st i review other comment.and i'm surprised when my auntie was there n she said the staff hotel is very kind.she said they give us the room in low floor.and the facilities is very helpfull for the handicaped people(because my uncle hard to walk).she said the room is clean,not really big but enough n comfort.and the bathroom is ...when i was booking this hotel from agoda 1st i review other comment.and i'm surprised when my auntie was there n she said the staff hotel is very kind.she said they give us the room in low floor.and the facilities is very helpfull for the handicaped people(because my uncle hard to walk).she said the room is clean,not really big but enough n comfort.and the bathroom is also helpfull for handicaped people.wow very care hotel.thank you for agoda n send my thank you to the 81 chinatown hotel for caring people like they act.

stayed here with a friend and they made us very very welcome. the room was small but comfortable and clean with good bathroom and great shower. we did have a window but shutters would not open-a shame as i like to see the view! no other quibbles, though, the location in tiong bahru is excellent-a quiet neighbourhood, really interesting to walk around. a short walk to c...stayed here with a friend and they made us very very welcome. the room was small but comfortable and clean with good bathroom and great shower. we did have a window but shutters would not open-a shame as i like to see the view! no other quibbles, though, the location in tiong bahru is excellent-a quiet neighbourhood, really interesting to walk around. a short walk to chinatown or to the mrt. one of the reasons for choosing the hotel was its proximity (just over the road) to tiong bahru market with its famous food centre. this certainly did not disappoint! some of the best food i've ever tasted and a nice open setting to eat it in. the everyday market downstairs is also well worth a look. for swimmers or even non-swimmers there is a lovely pool terrace on the roof of the hotel with a view over the trees and the surrounding area. would definitely recommend the nostalgia if you'd like a taste of old style suburban singapore.

Excellent. I have stayed at the best 5 star hotels in Singapore on Orchard Road but got tired of paying $250 per night. The Southbridge is very cheap by comparison but much better. It is in a beautifully converted old shophouse, but done up internally in a stylish and modern way, everything new and clean. Only a few months open so new beds, new bedding, new bathroo...Excellent. I have stayed at the best 5 star hotels in Singapore on Orchard Road but got tired of paying $250 per night. The Southbridge is very cheap by comparison but much better. It is in a beautifully converted old shophouse, but done up internally in a stylish and modern way, everything new and clean. Only a few months open so new beds, new bedding, new bathroom fittings, flat screen TV, free wifi, etc. Very friendly staff. Very secure. Need a key to use the elevator both up and down, and an electronic room safe for passport, etc. There is a nice bar with boutique beers at street level. It is 1 min walk to Chinatown MRT and so one can easily travel the whole island from there. It is also 1 min to the famous Chinatown restaurants and bars not to mention an Islamic Mosque, a Hindu Temple and a Bhuddist temple. Surprisingly, it is also very quiet, the windows seem to be double glazed so very little noise. There is also a 24/7 self service laundry only 5 mins walk away in Sago Lane. I would recommend this hotel to anyone and will stay there again. I was in a single room, there alone, on business, so I don't know what the rooms for couples and families are like. But I would be surprised if they were not as good as my room. If I had one complaint it is that they need cable TV. The TV has about 8 channels but about 6 of them dedicated to sport. I find sport boring and so had very little to watch when I wanted to chill out at the end of a night of Chinatown dining.

When I arrived at Singapore, I directly go to my hotel after I landed. I found this hotel is quite a little tiny hotel near Chinatown MRT station. Hotel is quite easy to find just go up and across the street. The room was cleaned but quite too small. Hotel officer is very nice and gentle. Also, I arrived at hotel quite in advance but they can check-in for me. It is qu...When I arrived at Singapore, I directly go to my hotel after I landed. I found this hotel is quite a little tiny hotel near Chinatown MRT station. Hotel is quite easy to find just go up and across the street. The room was cleaned but quite too small. Hotel officer is very nice and gentle. Also, I arrived at hotel quite in advance but they can check-in for me. It is quite so good because I think I have to wait until noon but I don't need. I got room on first floor and it don't have any window in the room but my sister who came before my said that she got room on the other floor and also have window and balcony but I'm not sure is that true? because I can't find any balcony from the outside. So, for this hotel overall is quite the best.

The Chinese guy at reception couldn't have been more friendly and helpful, we had a really good impression of him. The room was small, but spotlessly clean, the bed was so comfy, the room had a big tv, everything was new and worked like it should, and it had all mod-cons including a kettle so you can make yourself tea/coffee/noodles. Very close proximity to Chinatown,...The Chinese guy at reception couldn't have been more friendly and helpful, we had a really good impression of him. The room was small, but spotlessly clean, the bed was so comfy, the room had a big tv, everything was new and worked like it should, and it had all mod-cons including a kettle so you can make yourself tea/coffee/noodles. Very close proximity to Chinatown, but without Chinatown hotel prices, and a very short walk to the nearest MRT, from which you can make it to anywhere in Singapore. Great stay, would definately come back here.

I booked rooftop room with terrace. Always small rooms in Singapore but this was pretty big. Nicely decorated and clean. Great having a bit of outdoor space on the roof terrace - table and chairs plus clawfoot bath if you wanted to soak/cool down after a hard days sightseeing. Air con worked a treat - always a bonus in Singapores heat. Great location, super close to Ou...I booked rooftop room with terrace. Always small rooms in Singapore but this was pretty big. Nicely decorated and clean. Great having a bit of outdoor space on the roof terrace - table and chairs plus clawfoot bath if you wanted to soak/cool down after a hard days sightseeing. Air con worked a treat - always a bonus in Singapores heat. Great location, super close to Outram Park MRT and a little bit further from Chinatown MRT. Nice street of hotels and bars/restaurants. Not too noisy. Close to Chinatown for sightseeing/food. Really enjoyed my stay. If you want standard big chain hotel facilities then probs not for you but if you like a bit funky/different, then its the go. Breakfast pretty average - only downside but I wasn't too fussed about that. Overall, I would recommend

as what all other guests said, the hotel location is superb with lots of cheap local yummy eateries around, and 24/7 convenience stall. the subway station is just a stone throw away. the room size is quite decent with windows compared to other budget/boutique hotels in chinatown, especially the toilet even has room for a bathtub. while the walls are not soundproof, bu...as what all other guests said, the hotel location is superb with lots of cheap local yummy eateries around, and 24/7 convenience stall. the subway station is just a stone throw away. the room size is quite decent with windows compared to other budget/boutique hotels in chinatown, especially the toilet even has room for a bathtub. while the walls are not soundproof, but for the price and location, one should be realistic that the inn is a good option.

I booked this hotel without read all the reviews by others traveller. The room i stay was family room with queen bed double decker equipped with toilet and shower, mineral waters, coffee/tea. We are allowed to leave our bag in the hotel after check out. The hotel is in renovation but the floor and room we get is beyond expectation. Thanks mr. Nizam and yes chinatown ho...I booked this hotel without read all the reviews by others traveller. The room i stay was family room with queen bed double decker equipped with toilet and shower, mineral waters, coffee/tea. We are allowed to leave our bag in the hotel after check out. The hotel is in renovation but the floor and room we get is beyond expectation. Thanks mr. Nizam and yes chinatown hotel for your assistance.

We stayed there twice as a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 young kids) in the triple rooms and they were just ideal for that. they are spacious, the beds are large and the rooms are clean and modern. the second time, we even got the one in the 5th floor with balcony, which was a pleasant bonus. the staff is great, they offer storage space for bags and the Tiong Bahru Marke...We stayed there twice as a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 young kids) in the triple rooms and they were just ideal for that. they are spacious, the beds are large and the rooms are clean and modern. the second time, we even got the one in the 5th floor with balcony, which was a pleasant bonus. the staff is great, they offer storage space for bags and the Tiong Bahru Market with dozens of local food stalls (~4SGD/meal) is just around the corner. while the location in Singapore is great (close to Chinatown), it's a bit (~800m/10min walk) away to the next MRT (Tiong Bahru or Outram Park). But there might be a bus.

I love the design of the hotel, its so chic! Bed's comfy, we stayed at a room with balcony, best decision ever! You get to view chinatown from the top. The reception are very friendly and helpful too, upon checking in they were very polite and patient in explaining the rules and regulations of the hotel, and answer to all our questions attentively! Very strategic locat...I love the design of the hotel, its so chic! Bed's comfy, we stayed at a room with balcony, best decision ever! You get to view chinatown from the top. The reception are very friendly and helpful too, upon checking in they were very polite and patient in explaining the rules and regulations of the hotel, and answer to all our questions attentively! Very strategic location too, very near to the train station as well as easy access to finding food. Also there's a bar below our hotel room, and there's live band too, but the band doesn't play until midnight so rest assured the we get very nice and quiet night rest. Even the chinatown market closed when its near midnight. But in my opinion even if the band or the market continues after midnight i still wouldn't mind though :) seriously great hotel! Would love to stay at this hotel again for my next visit!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Six Senses Duxton, from the smooth check in to the 10/10 service from the staff our stay was nothing short of fabulous. We were disappointed to find out that the pool at Maxwell was shut for an event but reception offered us an amazing solution and we ended up dining at The Yellow Pot (recommend the mee sua noodles and the sirloin ...We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Six Senses Duxton, from the smooth check in to the 10/10 service from the staff our stay was nothing short of fabulous. We were disappointed to find out that the pool at Maxwell was shut for an event but reception offered us an amazing solution and we ended up dining at The Yellow Pot (recommend the mee sua noodles and the sirloin black pepper beef cubes). We booked the Opium room and I was thrilled to soak up the chinoiserie and dark mysterious vibe from A. Hempel. We even headed to the Maxwell location for a western breakfast the following morning, think sourdough croissant, banana parfait, eggs Benedict crab cakes, chicken waffles to name a few of our selects. I would absolutely return again and perhaps book a different suite the next time:-)

Well...my stay at Hotel 81 Cosy was great. I love staying there. Such a clean hotel. Room is not so small...it is fine for 2 person. Good airconditioning. Very good shower water pressure for room 202. Very comfy mattress and pillow. Clean and big toilet. Tv not so good because dont have engglish movie channel. Friendly staff. Convenient hair dryer and coffee maker. Jus...Well...my stay at Hotel 81 Cosy was great. I love staying there. Such a clean hotel. Room is not so small...it is fine for 2 person. Good airconditioning. Very good shower water pressure for room 202. Very comfy mattress and pillow. Clean and big toilet. Tv not so good because dont have engglish movie channel. Friendly staff. Convenient hair dryer and coffee maker. Just walking distance to pubs...restaurants...7eleven...shops...clean area...close to Chinatown... I love to stay in Hotel 81 Cosy. Will definitely come again.

Very easy to get to from the airport using the Train. The nearest station is Chinatown and there is a Exit/Entrance in the alleyway right next to the hotel (approx. 70 metres). Room was small but clean. Was the best value we could find in Singapore. We stayed for 2 nights. On the first night there was an issue with the power. Seemed like a fuse kept blowing. Luckil...Very easy to get to from the airport using the Train. The nearest station is Chinatown and there is a Exit/Entrance in the alleyway right next to the hotel (approx. 70 metres). Room was small but clean. Was the best value we could find in Singapore. We stayed for 2 nights. On the first night there was an issue with the power. Seemed like a fuse kept blowing. Luckily it was late and were already in bed and didn't need any lights etc. The Issue was in another room in the hotel and fixed for the second night. Within walking distance to Satay Street and Marina Bay Sands. Hope to return in the future!