Hotel 81 Properties in Singapore

Cleaner and visually nicer than I thought (Didn'tknownit was under Hotel81 tbh, so expect a no-frills kinda room), especially the toilet - love it!! Staff (I think is his name is Tate Fay) was a very nice guy in terms of the hospitality service - helpful and outgoing enough without being too in your face. Location was not bad though not the best cos everywhere seems expensive, but the Sarawak Noodles nearby are good!! FINALLY THE CONS!! IS THE SOUNDPROOFING!! The water flow from the ceiling is insanely loud for people with sensitive hearing!! Sad that the management didn't fix this when they were doing renovations!!

Here’s a cleaner and more natural review-style version of your text: It’s true that hotel rooms in Singapore are generally not very spacious, but this hotel was clean and well-maintained, so I had no issues with that. They provided basic amenities such as towels, toothbrushes, and slippers. I booked a balcony room. Although the view was mostly just other balconies on every side, it was still nice to have some fresh air and enjoy breakfast outside. The location is good — it’s near the train station, and there are also convenience stores and a food park area nearby, which made everything very convenient. Check-in and check-out were easy and smooth. However, the lady who assisted us during check-in was not very friendly.

The hotel is affordable The staff are friendly And the location of the hotel is strategic Walking distance to get food

The room was a bit small, but it had everything I needed, and the location was fantastic! It's right on Joo Chiat Road, and you can easily walk to East Coast Park. Common Man is directly across the street. Plus, the front desk offered green apples every day – definitely a big plus!

Excellent budget hotel, we really enjoy our stay and highly recommended. All staff are friendly and can be trusted. My Next trip to Singapore I will still choose this hotel🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

I chose the Hotel Mi Rochor for my trip to Singapore with my mom, and we had a great stay in a double room! **Environment:** It's a two-minute walk from Rochor MRT station and about a 10-minute walk from Bugis MRT station, making it super convenient to take the subway to attractions like Marina Bay Sands, Clarke Quay, the Old Hill Street Police Station, and Chinatown. The transportation is excellent, and there are two 7-Eleven convenience stores downstairs. **Service:** The service was incredibly warm and welcoming. Helen at the front desk checked us in smoothly in both Chinese and English. She even gave us a free Chinese map of Singapore and enthusiastically explained transportation routes. All the staff members were very polite. **Facilities:** The hotel room was a little on the small side, but the facilities were complete and very new. You don't even need to bring a travel adapter. There's a swimming pool right below the hotel, and many people were using it in the morning. **Cleanliness:** The room was very clean, and staff came to clean it regularly every day.

1. The cleanliness was acceptable; at least the bed sheets and duvet covers looked clean. However, be aware that if there are personal items on the bed, they won't make up the bed. 2. I wasn't used to the duvet; it was very thin, and the duvet cover was too large. If two people were sleeping, it felt like the duvet inside would slide around. 3. The bed was very soft, not a firm one, and the pillows were just okay. Honestly, I didn't sleep very comfortably. 4. It's extremely, incredibly poorly soundproofed. You can hear everything happening in the hallway clearly. It's fine for a quick overnight stay, but I wouldn't recommend it for a longer visit. However, we chose it for the price; it was the cheapest option we found after comparing all prices – three nights over May Day cost 1038.77 RMB including tax. So, we made do. 5. The room windows couldn't be opened. If you came back sweaty from sightseeing, and left the room overnight, it would smell a bit funky (your own body odor) when you returned the next day, because the air circulation was poor. You had to rely on the air conditioning's internal circulation. 6. A special note: without an electricity key card, as long as it's in the slot, power will continue to be supplied. (Exclusive tip!) 7. You don't need a different charger head; domestic chargers work fine. 8. There's usually a Mandarin-speaking staff member at the front desk, so communication was generally good. 9. Our Wi-Fi stopped working once. I called the front desk from the room phone (simple English communication), and someone came to check it out after about 20 minutes. 10. I forgot to take photos of the hotel, so I've included a picture of the street corner 10-grid, a rooster I encountered in Wuzhong, and the last photo is the check-in notice from the front desk, mainly about connecting to the Wi-Fi. 11. Also, and most importantly, they don't provide bottled water. There's a special filtered water dispenser in the room where you can get filtered water. Hope this helps everyone.

The location of Value Hotel Balestier is quite nice and convenient, with easy access to nearby food places and transportation. However, the main downside of my stay was the restroom. It was noticeably smelly and had a strong unpleasant odor, similar to sewage or poop, which made using the bathroom uncomfortable. While the location is a plus, the cleanliness and smell of the restroom really need improvement.

This was my first time in Singapore and my first hotel booking, and it was great value for money. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Singapore. Celvin and Ainee provided excellent service. It's not that I can't afford other hotels in Singapore; it's just that Hotel 81 Palace offers better value. Highly recommended!

The location is excellent. You exit Bugis MRT Station (Blue Line) and walk up the ramp, and it's about 30 meters ahead. There's also a Yellow Line MRT station nearby. Plenty of 7-Eleven stores and hawker centers in the vicinity. Fort Canning Park, Old Hill Street Police Station, Clarke Quay, and Chijmes are all within walking distance, and other popular attractions are easily accessible. The room itself is quite small with a sealed window. No comb or bottled water, but there are coffee and tea bags, and a filtered water tap. If you need cleaning or fresh towels, you have to place a specific sign on the bed, otherwise, they won't come. There are no hand towels, but you can ask the front desk for disposable face towels. The shower water pressure is great, but the bathroom is tiny. The front desk service is very good, with staff who speak Chinese, especially a young lady surnamed Chen who was very kind and friendly.