Hotels near Queenstown, Singapore

This is a great hotel! It's clean, well-equipped, and overall excellent. I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance. My only minor suggestion is that there's only one trash can, which makes garbage disposal a bit inconvenient. It would be great to have an extra one in the room, so we don't have to go to the bathroom just to throw away small items.

The room was fully equipped with a direct drinking water tap, bathrobes, and nice cups. I appreciated that they didn't have too many disposable items, and even the trash cans didn't have plastic bags, which shows a great commitment to environmental protection 👍. The lighting design was perfect, and the bedding was clean, tidy, and comfortable. I used to stay in the Jinghua family room, which was very spacious, but now that my child is in boarding school, I switched to this hotel because it's very close to the school. The space here is a bit cramped, and the price isn't cheap. Not getting a twin bed was a bit uncomfortable; as you get older, twin beds are better for undisturbed sleep. The view from the top-floor window was quite beautiful. I didn't have time to enjoy the hotel facilities or even see the infinity pool 🤣. Having to check out before 11 AM was a bit rushed. I had to go to the school's opening ceremony in the morning and quickly left my luggage at the front desk for storage. It was a shame I couldn't even take a shower when I rushed back at noon 😢. I even fell asleep on the sofa in the lobby 😴😂. This hotel was really only used for sleeping, so the experience was just so-so, and the Chinese service was mediocre.

The room was comfortable and well-equipped. The front desk staff were really helpful and spoke Chinese, which was a huge plus. The location is super convenient; there's a simple restaurant just to the left downstairs. It's also only about a ten-minute walk to the subway station and a shopping mall. I'd definitely be happy to stay here again on my next visit.

The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, with excellent bus connections. It's especially easy to get to the National University of Singapore, as there are two free campus shuttles available. There are also plenty of hawker centers nearby, making dining very convenient. You can even visit the West Coast beach to see cruise ships, and West Coast Park, with its beautiful greenery, is also very close.

If you're visiting Sentosa, the hotel's location is absolutely fantastic! There's a bus stop right outside, and it's only two stops to Vivo City, where you'll find plenty of dining options, the MRT, and the Sentosa Express. The hotel breakfast is quite basic, so I wouldn't recommend buying it. Vivo City, just two stops away, has an overwhelming variety of delicious and affordable food. You can grab brunch there, head straight to Sentosa Island, enjoy your day, come back for dinner, and then return to the hotel – truly a perfect day. Facilities: The hotel facilities are decent. We were given the last room down the hallway, but unfortunately, the soundproofing is poor, and we were consistently woken up at 7 AM by doors closing in other rooms. Hygiene: Cleanliness was okay. It's a tropical country, so a few small ants are to be expected and acceptable. Service: The front desk staff were all incredibly nice. We booked a king room, and they were kind enough to provide two single duvets, which many other hotels often can't accommodate – a huge thumbs up for that! The front desk spoke fluent Mandarin, making check-in a breeze, and no deposit was required.

The room was on level 1 which is ground floor. It was a nicely setup room. Although, I’ve never slept in a hotel room with a full size, always lit EXIT sign which some people would struggle to sleep with. Anyone someone flushed the toilet or took a shower you could hear the water running as the waste pipe was in the vent in the ceiling. Vending machine outside was useful, $1.30SGD for a drink.

We were a family of three and booked for two nights. The room was really small, but the bed was big and very soft. If you don't like very soft beds that 'hug' you, then this isn't for you. Check-in was self-service, which was quick and easy, very convenient. There's a pool on the 10th floor; it was lovely to swim and enjoy the night view after a tiring day of sightseeing. There's also an underground food court near the hotel with reasonable prices and food that caters more to Chinese tastes. The nearest bus stop is a 5-minute walk away. Overall, it's very convenient.

Staying in Singapore has certainly been an experience, and overall, it was quite… unique 😅 First, the pros: 1. **Convenient Location**: It's about 900 meters from Harbourfront Vivocity, roughly a 10-minute walk. 2. **Affordable Price**: At 625 RMB per night (weekend rate, slightly higher than weekdays) including tax, this is considered quite cheap in Singapore, where prices are sky-high 😅. 3. **Cleanliness**: The room was very clean and well-maintained, as expected from a chain brand. Now for the cons: First, the room is tiny, definitely less than 13 square meters. The actual usable space, including the bathroom, is only about six or seven square meters. Second, I honestly didn't understand what ”1 double bed measuring 1.31 meters” meant at first. After checking in, I realized that 1.31 meters was the total width of *two* beds! Divided by two, each bed was only 0.65 meters wide 😅. Honestly, this is the narrowest bed I've ever slept in 😅. I didn't think much of it and just lay down, but in the middle of the night, I almost fell off the bed when I turned over. I had to get up and push the two beds together to be able to continue sleeping, albeit uncomfortably, due to the large, sunken gap in the middle. Also, I don't know who keeps them, but there are several chickens in the green belt outside, and they started crowing incessantly before 7 AM. It feels a bit out of place for a business hotel to have chickens outside, not quite fitting with Singapore's sophisticated, elite image, haha 😅. Another experience related to ”cultural differences”: The hotel doesn't provide bottled water. There's a ”drinking water” sign on the bathroom faucet, but I didn't dare drink it, haha 😅. Luckily, I brought two bottles of water myself (500ml + 600ml), which I managed to make do with for a day and a half. Plus, there was a 600ml bottle of mineral water on the Aeroline bus on the way back the next evening. This saved me money on buying water in Singapore (not including a coconut shake and a durian cendol I bought the next day). Singapore is really hot and humid. The sun is scorching during the day, and walking outside feels like being roasted alive 😅. Restaurants and food courts don't provide free hot or cold water. Water might indeed be a scarce resource here, which I can rationally understand 😅.

Hotel staff are friendly. The room is clean and they provide tissue paper and minerals water, slippers and hair dryer. Power socket are limited. Overall a good place to stay. .

This is the best hotel in Singapore that I have ever stayed in. All Citadines hotel is really awesome and everything is top notch. We previously stayed at City Connect near Dhoby Ghaut as well. The pictures that were given are exact, awesome hotel! Zero complaints, Recep are really friendly and nice. Celebrated my hubby’s bday by giving him a cake too!! ❤️ Didn’t take many pictures of the room but we believe that this hotel will meet anyone’s expectations, super close to the MRT station too.