Singapore Hotel Guide - Singapore City Gallery hotels in Singapore, Singapore.

"Room was good and quiet as requested. Staff were very helpful. "

"All good during our stay and staff very helpful and courteous. Would recommend hotel and location."

"Excellent staff, in particular Allen, Jimmy, Alice Ivy, etc. Good location. Comfortable premier room, good view. Excellent breakfast selection. Helpful suggestions - lifts should have fan or A/C; kindly have 2 washing machines/ dryers, rather than 1 for such a big hotel; larger toaster required at breakfast bar. Thanks."

"The room is big and modern."

"Clean room, nearby to shopping centres and good sized room"

"Frontdesk staff offered great hospitality. "

"Room is quite clean. Water pressure in the shower is good. No bottled water given as there is a tap with filtered water at the sink. To switch off the lamps near the beds, the switches are on top while the switch for the desk lamp is at the side. 3 types of pillows in the pillow menu. No turn-down service. Bed is comfortable. Desk and chair are good for working. Nice environment as I can see the greenery out of the window. Soundproofing is a bit weak. Can hear your neighbours moving in and out of the room when their door is open although my door is closed. Staff at Lime Restaurant will take care of you. Good selection of breakfast. In-room dining menu is quite extensive. A 5-minute walk to Chinatown Point and from there, you can get to Chinatown MRT Station. From Exit A of Chinatown MRT Station, you can get Amacha (local herbal bubble tea) which is quite nice! Chagee also opened a store opposite. From there, walk down and you will see a famous Hindu temple. Turn right and walk down and you will get to Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. Very convenient!"

"Staff were warm and friendly. They added a bed to our deluxe room when they realized we were travelling with our 10 year old. Highly recommend!"

"Beautifully appointed hotel with spacious rooms and excellent staff. The location is within walking distance of the restaurants and shops on Clarke Quay. "