Overview of V Hotel Lavender
Step off an East-West Line train at Lavender and you are already at V Hotel Lavender. The 15-storey property at 70 Jellicoe Road was built directly above Lavender MRT Station (EW11) on the East-West Line, so guests step out of the lobby and into the station in roughly a minute. According to Traveloka's listing, the hotel opened in 2011 and holds 888 rooms on the eastern edge of the city centre.
V Hotel Lavender carries a 4-star rating on Traveloka and is part of the V Hotel brand operated by Worldwide Hotels, a Singapore-based hotel group. The brand's own site describes the Lavender property as a convenient base "near Orchard Road", and its tagline, "Connectivity for the Savvy Traveller", sums up the appeal: a large, efficient hotel that trades resort-style extras for an address that links straight into the MRT.
The surrounding Lavender district sits between Kallang and Kampong Glam, with the Arab Quarter, Little India and the Bugis shopping streets all a short ride or walk away. For travellers who plan to spend their days out exploring rather than in their room, this mix of scale, transport access and practical facilities is the main reason to look at V Hotel Lavender.
Room Types at V Hotel Lavender
The official V Hotel site lists six room configurations at the Lavender property, ranging from compact Superior rooms to the larger Premier Queen and Triple. With room sizes of roughly 14 to 16 square metres, it helps to pick the layout that matches your group before you book.
Superior Queen
The entry-level category at V Hotel Lavender. The Superior Queen measures around 14 square metres and is set up for a maximum of two adults with a queen-size bed. It suits solo travellers and couples who want a straightforward room close to the MRT.
Superior Queen with View
The same 14-square-metre layout and two-adult capacity as the Superior Queen, positioned to offer a view. If you would rather look out over the neighbourhood than an inner aspect, this is the variant to choose.
Superior Twin
Also around 14 square metres and limited to two adults, the Superior Twin replaces the queen bed with two single beds. It is a sensible option for friends or colleagues travelling together who prefer separate beds.
Superior Twin with View
A twin-bed version of the view room, again sized at about 14 square metres for up to two adults.
Premier Queen
A step up in space at roughly 16 square metres, the Premier Queen is listed for two adults. Traveloka's property description notes that the Premier room includes a queen-size bed plus an armchair and coffee table, giving you a little extra room to relax after a day out.
Triple
The Triple is also around 16 square metres and accommodates up to three adults. Traveloka's description lists a queen-size bed plus a single bed, making it the pick for small families or three friends sharing.
Across categories, the in-room facilities listed on Traveloka include air conditioning, a desk, a TV, a refrigerator, a hairdryer, an in-room safe and a shower. Exact amenities can differ by room, so check the room details on the listing before confirming. The listing also flags family rooms as available.
Facilities and Amenities
For a hotel of its size, V Hotel Lavender keeps its facilities practical. Traveloka's facility list and the official site together point to the following:
- Outdoor pool: listed on Traveloka and on the hotel's site, which gives operating hours of 7am to 9pm. A garden is also listed among the property's facilities.
- Gym: the official V Hotel site lists an air-conditioned gym; it does not currently appear in Traveloka's facility list, so confirm with the hotel if this matters to your stay.
- Connectivity: free WiFi, with WiFi also available in public areas.
- Front desk and security: a 24-hour receptionist and 24-hour security, plus concierge, luggage storage and multilingual staff.
- Money changer: available in the lobby, according to both sources.
- Room service: available with limited hours.
- Business needs: a photocopier is listed for guests who need to print or copy documents.
- Parking: on-site parking is available with a surcharge.
- General: lifts, air conditioning and a designated smoking area.
The listing also notes several services in the immediate vicinity, including an ATM, a supermarket and grocery, a laundry, hair and beauty salons and a gift shop, which is handy if you need to pick up essentials without travelling far.
Location and Getting There
V Hotel Lavender is at 70 Jellicoe Road, Singapore 208767, with Lavender MRT Station (EW11) directly below the building. That single detail shapes almost every journey you will make from here. Distances published on the hotel's own site include:
- Kampong Glam: about 1.1 km
- Little India: about 2 km
- Orchard Road: about 4.8 km
- East Coast Park: about 4.9 km
- MacRitchie Reservoir: about 7 km
- Fort Siloso on Sentosa: about 14.1 km
- Changi: about 23.1 km
From Changi Airport
Traveloka's property description estimates a taxi ride of up to around 20 minutes from the arrival hall, depending on traffic. By public transport, the East-West Line connects towards Lavender; check current MRT and bus routings on the day, as interchange arrangements can change. Arriving from overseas? You can compare flights to Singapore on Traveloka and time your arrival around the 3pm check-in.
From City Hall and the Civic District
The listing describes a taxi ride of around six minutes from the City Hall area. Alternatively, board the East-West Line from City Hall towards Pasir Ris and alight at Lavender, then walk straight up into the hotel.
Getting around
Because the station is underneath the hotel, reaching Bugis, the Civic District or the eastern suburbs rarely needs more than a few stops. Kampong Glam is close enough to walk, and taxis and buses also serve Jellicoe Road and the surrounding streets.
Dining at and near V Hotel Lavender
Traveloka lists one restaurant and a coffee shop at the property. The official site names the on-site restaurant as Enchanted Garden, on Level 4, which is also where breakfast is served from 6:30am to 10:30am. Whether breakfast is included depends on the rate you choose, so check the room offer on Traveloka before you book.
The ground level of the building is where V Hotel Lavender really helps budget-conscious travellers. The hotel's site lists a range of outlets downstairs, including:
- Koufu food court, for local dishes
- McDonald's
- Old Chang Kee and BreadTalk, for quick snacks and baked goods
- Luckin Coffee, Mixue and i-Tea, for coffee, tea and cold drinks
- Cheers convenience store
Beyond the building, the food streets of Kampong Glam and Little India are each a short trip away, and Bugis offers plenty of shopping-centre dining. If you want to fill the gaps between meals, browse things to do around Singapore on Traveloka and build an itinerary around the East-West Line.
Why Stay at V Hotel Lavender
The strongest argument for V Hotel Lavender is simple: the MRT is beneath your feet. For a city where most sightseeing happens on the rail network, that removes the daily walk to a station and makes late returns easy. Here is how the property stacks up for different travellers:
- First-time visitors: direct East-West Line access makes it easy to reach the Civic District, Bugis and the eastern side of the island without changing hotels.
- Budget-minded travellers: a food court, fast-food outlets and a convenience store in the same building keep everyday costs manageable.
- Small groups and families: the Triple room takes up to three adults, and family rooms are listed on Traveloka.
- Business travellers: a desk in the room, free WiFi and a photocopier cover the basics for short work trips.
- Culture seekers: Kampong Glam and Little India are both within around 2 km.
Rooms are on the compact side, at roughly 14 to 16 square metres, so travellers who want a large suite may prefer somewhere else. If you are weighing alternatives, compare other hotels in Singapore on Traveloka before deciding.
Tips for Booking V Hotel Lavender on Traveloka
- Bring the right ID. The hotel's policy on Traveloka states that guests must present a valid government-issued identification, such as an original passport or photo ID card, at check-in. Digital Singpass and membership cards are not accepted for registration.
- Note the length-of-stay limit. The listing states that V Hotel Lavender does not accept bookings of more than six nights. Plan longer stays accordingly.
- Plan around check-in and check-out. Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is by 11am. Luggage storage is listed, which helps if you arrive early or fly out late.
- Choose your room by bed layout. Queen, twin and triple configurations are offered, and some Superior rooms come with a view. Confirm the bed type shown on the room offer.
- Check what the rate includes. Breakfast and other inclusions vary by rate, so read the room offer carefully.
- Driving? Parking is available with a surcharge; ask the hotel about current arrangements.
- Review the latest notices. Facility notices, such as temporary pool maintenance, are posted on the property page, so check it shortly before your stay.
Booking through Traveloka lets you compare room types and rates side by side and keep your reservation details in one place. When you are ready to plan the rest of your trip, start from the Traveloka homepage.
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