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Had a very good stay. The accommodation is ideally located, making it easy to do everything on foot or by public transport. The room was clean, comfortable, and quiet. The staff were welcoming and always ready to help. I recommend this establishment for its excellent location and good value for money.

Decent Capsule Hotel with Great Staff, But a bit noisy and issues for a Return Stay The Positives: * Warm Welcome: The first impression was pleasant. The female receptionist gave an excellent tour, and Izzudeen was highly attentive, greeting me and consistently checking on my room issues. * Convenient Location: Great spot within walking distance to Arab Street and 14 minutes from Bugis. It feels very safe for solo female travellers. * Thoughtful Amenities: Free toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, earplugs, slippers), shoe lockers, storage space under the bed, and a level 3 reception area with filtered water, coffee machine and a fridge. The Pod & Bathroom Setup: * Single Pod: Keycard-accessible with a desk and spare blanket. Be sure to request a bottom bunk to avoid stairs. * Bathroom Tips: Use the middle bathroom (the ones by the windows get very hot). Shampoo and body wash are provided, though the hand soap dispensers are hard to squeeze. Taps run on a short 3-second automatic timer. The Issues: * High Noise Levels: The open metal wiring on the ceiling means zero soundproofing. You can hear everything from neighbouring coughs and loud AC units to the nearby mosque prayers and automatic toilets flushing every few seconds. * Thin Walls: On my second day, I could clearly hear intimate noises between a man and a woman next door. Management couldn’t do much as the exact room was hard to identify. - On the third day, my pod door locked me out twice. First, it was because of a system reset and then the battery was dying. The staff used an item to open the door but it was still frustrating. No one else seem to have this issue. On my final day at 4 am the battery failed again. It was quite noisy and they finally tried replacing it at 4 am. I feel bad disturbing the neighbours and I also don’t understand why they didn’t change it yesterday afternoon instead of 4 am. Perhaps they weren’t aware or unable to. - *Update: It seems the physical door wasn’t working. They should have called yesterday to fix it. I have to leave my door open every time I go out so I’m glad I’m checking out today. Fortunately I’m in Singapore so hopefully no one will steal my belongings. * Plumbing & Odours: The toilets clog easily if too much paper is used, and the combo bathroom sink drains very slowly. There is also a persistent sewer smell both in the bathroom and right outside the hotel exit. * Minor Inconveniences: The lift broke down once (though fixed within an hour). Verdict: Overall, it is a decent capsule hotel with lovely, helpful staff who communicate promptly sometimes via WhatsApp. However, due to the plumbing issues, lock malfunctions, and extreme lack of noise privacy, I wouldn’t choose to stay here again. O

This was my first time in Singapore, and I stayed for 8 nights straight, looking for an apartment while staying here. The environment is relatively quiet. Occasionally, there are noisy people talking on the phone constantly, but a gentle reminder usually solves the issue. Overall, it's pretty quiet. It's about a 12-minute walk to the MRT station, or 10 minutes if you walk faster. There's a 7-Eleven about 5 minutes away. Laundry costs 5 SGD per wash and 5 SGD per dry. There are plenty of good eateries downstairs. In general, it's quite convenient, though the shower area is a bit small and hot.

THE ROOM Capsule Hotel offers a clean, budget-friendly option for solo travelers and backpackers looking for a functional and social place to stay in Singapore. Located along Geylang Road, it provides essential amenities paired with convenient access to public transit. * Convenient Location: Situated just a few minutes' walk from Kallang MRT Station with a bus stop right across the street, making local transit fast and straightforward. * Solid Amenities: Pods and shared spaces come equipped with practical facilities including a microwave, refrigerator, laundry equipment, personal lockers, and charging points. * Shared Social Spaces: Features a cozy lounge and communal working space on the second floor that works well for remote working or connecting with other guests. * Things to Consider: As with typical capsule and hostel setups, expect shared bathroom facilities and potential noise in the communal dorm areas.

For a country as expensive as Singapore 🇸🇬, a hostel priced in the 100s is definitely great value for money. Many local Chinese people stay here, and you can learn about Singapore's history by chatting with them. The closest MRT stations are Lavender and Jalan Besar, and it's also very near Little India, making it super convenient to get to all of Singapore's major attractions. There's a food court right downstairs, which is probably one of the cheapest dining options in Singapore, helping you save a lot on food. I stayed here for three days and thought it was pretty good!

The place is great! The location is amaizing, it is close to a lot of tourist places. It was clean and the AC worked fine (could be a bit quieter). It is good for sleeping, since it is not noisy (it will depend on the other guests). The bed can be a bit noisy when moving.

A low budget hostel situated at Chinatown,Singapore. Only five minutes walk from Chinatown MRT station. Offering bunk beds, private room and group booking services. I choose dormitory room with 10 bunk beds, it's quite when I'm arrived here ,at least there are six occupants. Each room has AC and lockers without padlock. So, be careful with your belonging. But the problem is each bunks hasn't curtain. I suggest hostel must make curtain for the private reason. Hostel not providing amenities such as towel, shampoo or body wash etc. you must prepared by yourself. But you can having coffee or tea even enjoying your food in dining room, also free for refill drinking water.They provide free wifi services. As a budget hostel , their room is clean and tidy, before you into room you should take off your shoes and keep in shoes rack. Overall good services and friendly staff. Keep maintain your standard services.

I had a pleasant stay at Rucksack Inn Hostel Chinatown. The location is excellent, very close to Chinatown MRT and many food options. It is a good choice for travelers looking for a convenient and budget-friendly place to stay in Singapore. Overall, I am satisfied with my stay ☺️

You get what you pay for I suppose. The room is quite stuffy so not advisable for those who have problem breathing via the nose. Tap, the service boy, was quite helpful and smiles. The others, not so much. What's good with the place is the location as it is just a few meters from a bus stop, and there's a lot of convenience stores along the road as well as budget-friendly meals. As a Filipino, i was so happy to accidentally discover that there's a Jollibee restaurant at Pasar Lebar Square, just 2 km away from the hostel.

Honestly Everything is good comfortable and smooth, ❤️❤️fridge available air conditioning ok 👍👍Hot water in bath rooms available tea or coffee making for Hot water cattle avaiable cups and plates available, washing machine and pressing clothes available,but one thing I suggest to allow RICE COOKER so than can cook easy. 🫢🫢🫢But TOASTER not available 😢😢😢ONE THING SPECIAL NEAR TO MOSQUE MASJID ABDUL GHAFOOR 🕌