Suitable for backpackers, thrifty, comfortable, thanks.

It was fine for the price. We got what we paid for. The room was small & furnishing was sparse. But it was clean enough. And the hot water is always available. They provided what they called “very light breakfast.” When we were there the menu consisted of noodles, sausages/chicken nuggets, toast with butter and one kind of jam. Again, it was fine for the price we paid for the room. They also provided a water dispenser at the lobby for free drinking water refills. There was no wardrobe in the room, but plenty of power sockets. Location is good as the Jalan Besar MRT station is nearby. There were lots of restaurants around, mainly serving Indian food. Mustafa Center is also within walking distance, and the shopping center sells everything you might need, be it toiletries, food, electronic devices, and even knick knacks to bring home.

The hotel has a strategic location, affordable prices, with prices that much worth it. Really stay here, get breakfast too, pretty good for ammunition. The employee is fine when buying a phone loan to a local number sing. Sesena if you want to sing again just want to stay here again😍

Fairly decent hotel, but service is not friendly. the breakfast is not very tasty.

pro: I stayed with husband and 5 years old boy in double room. it's more than enough as we just use it for sleep and take a bath. air condition ok, hot shower ok and we get shampoo, body soap, tooth brush and tooth paste. little bit high bed place but we can put our belongings underneath. we can use water dispenser to refill water bottle. they have automatic door in every room. we sleep in room 218 and right beside the living room where you can use ironing, refrigerator, and TV also. but I forgot to ask whether the washing machine in breakfast could be use too. also you can buy food around it they open 24/7 haha.. if we'd stay again in singapore i'll definitely stay here again con: no hanger, but it's ok as we just stayed for 2 nights. my suggestion, maybe simple hanger pipe attached in wall like in bathroom and 3 hanger could be useful. TVs in chinese language, I wish I can understand it ;)

Close to 2 stn. mrt, stn. big road and rochor about 5 minutes walk. new hotel but in an old building, for backpackers it is enough with that price including cheap in singapore. good breakfast there is fried rice, bread, coffee. the clerk was friendly too, there was a deposit of $ 50 which in my opinion was rather large even though returning at check out, the conclusion was pleasant.

Near halal eateries, near Jalan Besar MRT, Queen Street terminal, bugis junction.

The location of the hotel is close to the MRT Jalan Besar ambill exit B jl Upp Weld 200 meters around the hotel to the left of the hook. Close to halal indian food, close to the Rochor MRT pension, so if you want to go to Tekka center and bugis, you just need to stay at the MRT and turn 1 station. The room is quite clean but the closet is just a little black :) Overall good for the budget. Ohiya is also close to Mustafa Center, just go straight Kurleb 200m directly gate 3.

The hotel is clean and neat. Hot water for shower smoothly. Closet clean. Spacious bathroom. Friendly clerk. The breakfast room is too small. There is a middle room on the 2nd floor which is quite pleasant. The location of the hotel is in the Little India area so there are many halal restaurants. Surrounding the shops are dominated by Indians, Pakistanis.

Not bad, as I read a review near the MRT, convenient, small room, but if living alone, very comfortable

Very comfortable, suitable for backpackers who are traveling, breakfast bread and great coffee.

Narrow rooms, breakfast is not appropriate to be placed in the lobby with open conditions. Room not cleaned up. With prices that much and very very unbalanced. Not comfortable with the condition of the room that we could not move in, there was no closet to store clothes, open the suitcase on the floor but the door could not be opened, the subject was very unsatisfactory. There is no elevator, so you have to go up and down stairs and carry a suitcase, very dissatisfied.