Singapore Oceanarium Tickets & Travel Guide

Located at Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium is home to over 100,000 marine animals spanning more than 800 species, showcasing rich marine ecosystems from various waters around the globe. Visitors can get up close with fish, sharks, coral reefs, and other marine life through massive viewing windows and transparent tunnels. Additionally, the aquarium features interactive exhibits and educational activities, making it a perfect destination for families and ocean lovers alike.

Opening Hours: Mon, Thu-Sun: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Tue-Wed: Closed all day Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269

Singapore Oceanarium ticket prices

  • Adult ticket (free Ez-Link transport card)

    Age: 13 years and older (traveler's age on the date of travel, calculated by date of birth)

  • Child ticket

    Age: 4–12 years (traveler's age on the date of travel, calculated by date of birth)

  • Adult ticket

    Singapore Oceanarium Round-Trip Cable Car Ticket - Adult Ticket

Recommended hotels near Singapore Oceanarium

  • Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa

    The hotel is located 720 meters away

  • Travelodge Harbourfront Singapore

    The hotel is located 950 meters away.

  • Resorts World Sentosa - Hotel Ora

    The hotel is located 300 meters away.

Reviews of Singapore Oceanarium

4.6/5
3607 reviews
4/5
Worth the price. Can just watch the jelly fish or see the manta swim around ~ feel relax~
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4/5
这是第一次和大儿子夫妇和九个月多大的孙女一起旅游，因为每次订购机票都是用Trip.com 购买，还送了一张免费的入门票给我，用trip.com订购其他两张票也有优惠过在新加坡圣淘沙购买。值得一游，里面很多海洋生物可以观赏！
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5/5
It's worth a visit, but it would be even better if the price could be a little lower.
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5/5
The aquarium is clean and well worth bringing children to learn about marine life. It would be even better if a whale shark could be added as the star attraction.
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5/5
Fun place to go
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Singapore Oceanarium Tickets & Travel Guide

Singapore Oceanarium is a breathtaking underwater paradise that every traveler must visit. Home to over 800 marine species, it offers visitors the perfect chance to explore and uncover the mysteries of the deep blue sea.

With its unique and immersive environment, Singapore Oceanarium is an absolute must-visit attraction in Singapore. In this article, we’ll explore the wonders of it and provide a comprehensive guide on how to visit and purchase tickets.

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Opening Hours and Essential Information for Singapore Oceanarium

Family visit at Singapore Oceanarium

Plan a family trip to Singapore Oceanarium

Located within Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium is a state-of-the-art marine wonderland home to over 800 species of marine life, including sharks, rays, and sea turtles.

The aquarium is divided into various aquatic zones, each showcasing unique characteristics and habitats. It also houses the world's largest collection of manta rays and is proud to be the site of the world's first manta ray breeding program.

It invites visitors to explore the mysteries of the deep blue sea. This aquarium features interactive exhibits, educational programs, and special events that are sure to delight visitors of all ages. Plus, it is home to a diverse array of marine life, including vibrant coral reefs, rare fish species, and unique aquatic creatures.

⏰Opening Hours

Currently, the park is generally open every day from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

📍 Address

8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269

⚠️Note

  • Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
  • Please do not use flash photography, as it can stress out the fish.
  • We have a strict non-smoking policy indoors.
  • Pets are not allowed inside the aquarium.
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Singapore Oceanarium Ticket Options and Promotions

Ticket Type

Price (USD)

Adult - Resident

~$29.6

Child (4–12 years) - Guest

~$21.8

Adult - Non-resident

~$32.0

Adult - Non-resident (promo)

~$23.4

Adult - VIP

~$113.1

Child - VIP

~$88.1

Singapore Oceanarium Behind the Panel

~$16.4

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How to Get to Singapore Oceanarium?

🚇Subway (MRT)

Take the MRT to HarbourFront Station, the closest MRT station to Sentosa Island. HarbourFront Station is served by both the North East Line and the Circle Line. From HarbourFront Station, you can choose from the following ways to get to the S.E.A. Aquarium:

  • Sentosa Express: Hop on the Sentosa Express train on the 3rd floor of VivoCity, get off at Waterfront Station on Sentosa Island, and enjoy a short walk from there.
  • On foot: Walk from VivoCity to Sentosa Island, which takes about 15 minutes along the Sentosa Boardwalk.

🚍Bus/Public Transport

Several public bus routes have stops on Sentosa Island. The main bus routes include RWS8, 123, and 188R. Specific bus stop information can be found on Singapore's public transport website.

🚖Taxi/Ride-hailing app

In Singapore, taxis and ride-hailing services (like Grab) are incredibly common and convenient. Just tell your driver to head to Singapore Oceanarium on Sentosa Island, and they'll drop you right off at the entrance.

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The Best Time to Visit Singapore Oceanarium

The best time to visit is during the morning or afternoon on a weekday when there are fewer visitors, allowing you to fully appreciate the exhibits. If you're looking to avoid the crowds, it's best to steer clear of weekends and public holidays. Plus, the climate control inside the aquarium is excellent, making it comfortable to explore all day long.

Restaurants near Singapore Oceanarium

Luckily, there are plenty of fantastic dining spots right nearby. Whether you're craving authentic Singaporean cuisine or looking for international flavors, we've got you covered with our top restaurant recommendations you won't want to miss.

🍽️Ocean Restaurant by Cat Cora

This is an upscale restaurant serving seafood and Mediterranean cuisine. It features a massive aquarium right inside, so you can enjoy watching a variety of marine life while you dine.

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🍽️Malaysian Food Street

If you love Malaysian-style street food, this is a great choice. The restaurant serves a variety of authentic Malaysian dishes, such as satay, nasi lemak, and teh tarik.
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🍽️Hard Rock Cafe Sentosa

This is a rock 'n' roll-themed restaurant serving up American-style fast food and drinks. With its vibrant atmosphere, it's the perfect spot to hang out with family and friends.
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Top Attractions at Singapore Oceanarium

Singapore Oceanarium is divided into many different aquatic zones, each with its own unique habitat and characteristics. The aquatic zones include Shark Seas, Coral Kingdom, Giant Ocean Tank, and Marine Life Park.
Singapore Oceanarium: Open Ocean Habitat

The Open Ocean Habitat is home to 120 species of marine life

🐠Open Ocean Habitat

This habitat measures 36 meters wide and 8.3 meters high, making it one of the largest ocean water volumes in any aquarium in the world. Plus, its massive size and overall volume make it perfect for open-water diving! Among the more than 40,000 marine animals living here, be sure to look for the male manta ray—the aquarium's star attraction.

🐠Shipwreck Habitat

As one of the largest and most unique habitats at Singapore Oceanarium, this is a place where visitors can learn about the evolution of shipwrecks into thriving marine ecosystems. The flat viewing panels and walk-through tunnels offer breathtaking views of creatures like stingrays and the endangered zebra shark.

Singapore Oceanarium: Apex Predators of the Sea

Approximately 12 species of sharks call the Apex Predator zone home

🐠Apex Predators of the Sea

This breathtaking underwater tunnel is home to over 70 sharks from 12 different species, giving visitors a chance to get up close with one of nature's most feared and misunderstood creatures. Daily shows in this zone include "Say Cheese with Sam the Shark" and "Sensational Sharks."

🐠Ocean Diversity

This is a space where travelers will be amazed by a stunning jellyfish gallery. Beyond the more than 1,000 jellyfish, visitors can also see and learn about dolphins, sea urchins, giant crabs, and so much more.

Singapore Oceanarium Discovery Pool

Meet your ocean friends at the Discovery Pool

🐠Aquatic Ecosystems

This new deep-sea diving area expands the visitor experience from tropical rainforests to an underwater city teeming with vibrant coral reefs. Get up close and personal with fascinating creatures in the Discovery Pool, such as black sea cucumbers, knobby sea stars, and poison dart frogs.

🐠Other attractions at Singapore Oceanarium

Other attractions include the Giant Ocean Tank, the Theater, and Marine Life Park. The Giant Ocean Tank is home to a diverse array of marine life, ranging from sharks to sea turtles. The Theater offers visitors an immersive underwater experience with stunning 4D shows and interactive exhibits. Marine Life Park is the perfect place to explore and learn about various marine species while getting up close and personal with these fascinating sea creatures.

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Things to Do at Singapore Oceanarium

Things to do at Singapore Oceanarium

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🐳Visit the Open Ocean Exhibit

This is the heart of the aquarium, featuring one of the largest viewing windows in the world, where you can spot a diverse array of sharks, stingrays, and other magnificent marine life.

🐳Explore the coral reef exhibition area

This exhibition area showcases colorful coral reefs and a variety of tropical fish, making it the perfect spot for photos.

🐳Interactive Experience

The aquarium features several interactive zones that let you get hands-on with the exhibits, making your visit even more engaging and educational.

🐳Feeding Show

This aquarium hosts regular feeding demonstrations where you can watch keepers feed sharks, stingrays, and other marine life. You can check the show times on the notice board near the entrance.

Shipwreck feeding time: 10:30 AM daily

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Map of Singapore Oceanarium

A detailed map can be found at the aquarium entrance and on the official website. The locations of exhibit areas, interactive zones, restaurants, and other facilities are marked on the map to help visitors easily plan their visit.
S.E.A. Aquarium

Source: rwsentosa.com

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Other Attractions in Singapore

Beyond the Singapore Flyer, there are so many other incredible spots in Singapore that are well worth a visit!

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A futuristic garden featuring iconic highlights like the Supertrees and the Flower Dome.
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🔥Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore is a theme park located on Sentosa Island in Singapore, and it's the only Universal Studios theme park in Southeast Asia.
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🔥Sentosa Island

A resort that perfectly blends entertainment, relaxation, and shopping all in one place.
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🔥Singapore Zoo

Famous for its open-range animal habitats, it's the perfect spot for families.
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Hotels in Singapore

5 star

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore

8.9/10Very Good1094 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|2.11km from city center
Great location! There's an MRT station not too far from the hotel, and the Singapore River is right behind it. You can walk about 1.5 km along the river to Clarke Quay, and even reach the National Gallery. The room itself was quite spacious, and I appreciated having purified drinking water. Personally, I'm not a fan of bathtubs, and the tissues disintegrated too easily when wet, which was a bit inconvenient. However, the hotel breakfast was excellent and had a great variety.
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Royal Plaza on Scotts

9.1/10Great2117 Reviews
Orchard Road Singapore|3.66km from city center
Booked for 2 adults and 1 child. The room was quite spacious with two 1-meter beds. The front desk staff, who I think was an Indian gentleman, asked if it was our first time in Singapore and what we thought of it. I told him it was our first time and we found it very clean and tidy, but I couldn't express more in English. Seeing that our child was tall, the gentleman kindly offered us an extra bed for free, saying it would help the mother rest well at night. Our whole family was very grateful for his thoughtful gesture. Although our child ultimately chose to share a bed with mom, not needing the extra bed, we still appreciate the gentleman's kindness. It showed us the humane side of this city, and we look forward to visiting Singapore again next time we have the chance.
From$171

Marina Bay Sands Singapore

9.7/10Amazing1942 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|0.99km from city center
I was a bit disappointed with the hotel during this second visit in June 2026. There was a noisy construction site outside the window, and drilling went on for several hours in one of the neighboring rooms due to renovations. I really wanted to rest after my journey but couldn't, neither in the room nor on the terrace. They couldn't find another room for me, but they tried to smooth things over, which is a plus for the hotel. This time, there were no welcome fruits, no second evening housekeeping service, and no replenishment of amenities, tea bags, or candies. Breakfast was good. The view was excellent; I watched the tree show from my room. Overall, considering the room price, I had hoped for better. My first visit was more enjoyable. It's best to go to the pool right when it opens at 6 AM – there are minimal people then. However, it's heavily chlorinated; even after washing, the smell wouldn't come out of my swimsuit. It was convenient that my room was in the same tower, so I could go to the pool in my bathrobe and slippers. There's free bottled water at the pool and a restaurant for snacks.
From$698

Carlton Hotel Singapore

9.1/10Great1938 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.78km from city center
The front desk and bellboys were very welcoming. The cleanliness was also excellent, and the breakfast restaurant was spotless. The room was incredibly spacious. Plus, the location is fantastic – very close to both the subway and bus stops. Right across the street there's a mall with a wide variety of food and drink options. Thumbs up! 👍
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Wyndham Singapore Hotel

8.7/10Very Good1831 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.34km from city center
I booked this hotel with a lot of trepidation, as I saw many negative reviews and debated for a long time. I'm not a shill, but I'll share my experience this time. We had a sea-view room. The bathroom was genuinely enormous, which really lifted my spirits. The golden view was absolutely stunning, especially at night, with Marina Bay Sands, the Merlion, St. Andrew's Cathedral, and the Singapore Flyer all perfectly visible. The bed was also comfortable, and my initial anxieties just melted away. There were certainly downsides. The air conditioning was genuinely loud. For someone sensitive to noise, it might be a bit hard to tolerate. But for those who aren't sensitive to sound and just crash after a long day of sightseeing, it's not an issue – like my family, who didn't notice the AC noise at all and found it perfectly acceptable. I, however, am very sensitive to sound. The toilet paper was also genuinely not good; I ended up buying my own from the supermarket. So, overall, for me, the pros outweighed the cons. I later read many reviews, and it seems the sea-view rooms might genuinely be better than other room types, for instance, being in the South Tower and not having connecting rooms. These are all my personal opinions, for reference only. I'm someone who really dislikes writing reviews, but since traveling abroad isn't easy and I agonized over choosing a hotel for over a month, I've been through the struggle, and I don't want you to go through the same dilemma.
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lyf Bugis Singapore managed by The Ascott Ltd

8.7/10Very Good1739 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|2.32km from city center
This hotel is centrally located, very convenient to the MRT and bus stops, making it easy to get around even on foot. As it's surrounded by several academies, it's a paradise for young people with plenty of shopping malls and restaurants. The rooms have basic amenities, but they are thoughtfully designed, such as the hot water dispenser in the room, and shared irons, ironing boards, fridges, and microwaves on each floor. There are also coin-operated laundry facilities, which are very useful given Singapore's hot weather. The laundry room is connected to the gym, a nice touch so you can work out while waiting. For short stays, they don't clean the room daily. The air conditioning is excellent. The bathroom, however, doesn't have a wet/dry separation.
From$141

Hotel Royal Queens Singapore

8.7/10Very Good1541 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|1.94km from city center
The hotel's location is excellent, with a subway station right outside the door and another line a few hundred meters away that goes to Chinatown. It's about an 800-meter walk to the Fort Canning tree tunnel (a popular photo spot), and from there you can continue on to the Old Hill Street Police Station (also known as the Rainbow Police Station), Clarke Quay, and the Merlion. The room size is a definite advantage compared to other hotels in the same price range; there's plenty of space to walk even with two large suitcases. The bathroom size is standard as well. The downside is that the bathroom fixtures are quite old, and the shower is difficult to use. However, I was aware of this beforehand, so I was prepared, and given the other advantages, it's acceptable. The bedding is good, and the sofa is quite comfortable. Among the toiletries, only the shampoo, shower gel, and toothbrush weren't great; everything else was fine. The room has a kettle and comes with tea and coffee packets. There's also a water dispenser in the hallway where you can get iced or room temperature water. The hotel breakfast is decent, on par with business hotels in China. However, the service is excellent; they diligently restock drinks and food even at the last minute, even if there are only a few people dining. There are washing machines and dryers on the fourth floor, each costing 5 SGD, and you can get change for coins at the front desk. The commercial machines work very well; the dryer gets clothes completely dry in 40 minutes. There are also ironing facilities in the room. Overall, I recommend this hotel. If you have a higher budget, you might look elsewhere, but if you're looking for great value for money at this price point, you should definitely consider it.
From$143

V Hotel Lavender

8.4/10Very Good3212 Reviews
Lavender Singapore|3.37km from city center
The room was very clean and tidied daily. It's very close to the subway station, with plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. The only downside is that the rooms facing the road can be a bit noisy, as the ICA building is right opposite. Transportation is very convenient, and the hotel front desk staff speaks a little Chinese. The view from the window was also nice.
From$115

Studio M Hotel Singapore

8.1/10Very Good1009 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|1.77km from city center
Nice hotel next to Singapore River in Robertson Quay, clean sound proof loft style rooms good for relaxing with big windows and separate floor for working area If you are interested in nature & want to see otters live you can walk along river around sunset time and find their nest 10mins away from hotel:) Great service from staff who are doing their best always to accommodate my requests, with special thanks to: Shanthi & Ashlinn :)
From$162

Furama RiverFront

8/10Very Good869 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|1.87km from city center
I had been here several times, staying at both wings. I like the pool. This time, like the previous time..the wifi wasn’t working well but this time, it has caused some “major” issues and inconvenience! I can’t be reached for hours! I called reception for help and eventually they sent staff to my room to settle the issue for me! Thankful and grateful for that. All the rest are good for a short stay.
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Siloso Beach Resort - Sentosa

8.1/10Very Good1198 Reviews
Sentosa Island Singapore|4.92km from city center
Overall, it was a very pleasant stay. The hotel staff were friendly, helpful, and accommodating throughout our visit, which made the experience feel very comfortable. The hotel is also very family-friendly, making it a suitable choice for those travelling with kids. Location-wise, it is conveniently near the beach, and there is also a pool that is nice for a casual dip and some relaxing downtime.
From$146

D'Resort @ Downtown East

8.4/10Very Good758 Reviews
Singapore Changi Airport Region Singapore|16.02km from city center
Right by the beach and a water park, the hotel boasts an elegant environment and spacious, clean rooms. Compared to hotels in the city, it offers fantastic value for money.
From$109

JEN Singapore Tanglin by Shangri-La

9.1/10Great1584 Reviews
Orchard Road Singapore|4.03km from city center
The hotel was really comfortable, and the room size was just right. The bed was super comfy too. A few small details regarding cleanliness could be improved, but overall it was good. It's only a 2-minute walk from the subway station, right at Exit 1 of Orchard Road. Behind the hotel, on the basement level of Tanglin Mall, there's a supermarket where a bottle of mineral water costs 0.85, whereas the exact same water is 3.3 SGD at 7-11. I didn't find any bugs in the room during my stay.
From$191

Village Hotel Bugis by Far East Hospitality

8.5/10Very Good827 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|2.59km from city center
This is an older hotel with basic facilities. It's comparable to a 3-star hotel in China, and the breakfast is about what you'd expect from a 3-4 star hotel there. Of course, the price is also around 300, but in Singapore dollars. If you're not traveling with family, you'd find much better standard room options and accommodations for the same price. Our family of four stayed here specifically for the two large beds. The hotel's location isn't far from the MRT station. Haji Lane and BOSS HOTEL (the starting point for the Legoland shuttle) are all within walking distance, and there are many bus routes nearby, making transportation very convenient. There are plenty of food and drink options downstairs, and there's an Indian minimart across the street from the hotel that's much cheaper than the 7-Eleven down the block. I misplaced something and when I called, they immediately knew which room I was in and what I had lost, which shows excellent coordination between the front desk and housekeeping. Thumbs up for that!
From$161

Village Hotel Sentosa by Far East Hospitality

8.9/10Very Good2581 Reviews
Sentosa Island Singapore|4.6km from city center
Stayed in their family room which is really two adjoining rooms. One has a double bed with a bath tub, the other has two single beds with a shower. Basins are outside the toilet altogether. Room 5155 has a nice view to the Southernmost point and the islands beyond in the Singapore Strait (and you can also watch the movies screened every night but without sound). Easiest way to move between the lobby and the room is by cutting across the swimming pool area at level 3. If you're looking for food options, there is a 7 eleven nearby, a French bistro and a fusion restaurant a few steps beyond that, and then the one altitude bar (but not open to kids) with a restaurant beside it (that is open to kids) in the next hotel. Convenient access to Kidzania via the bridge at level 2, and to Imbiah station (but gotta cross the road).
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Breakfast

Rest Bugis Hotel

8.7/10Very Good854 Reviews
Bugis Singapore|2.81km from city center
A very clean hotel located within easy walking distance of both the Lavender MRT station and the Bugis area. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful.
From$80

Travelodge Harbourfront Singapore

8.4/10Very Good2123 Reviews
Harbourfront Singapore|3.39km from city center
I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The view from the room was absolutely beautiful and made the experience even more enjoyable. Everything was spotlessly clean, which really added to the comfort. The location is also perfect—very convenient and close to VivoCity and Sentosa, making it easy to visit Universal Studios and explore the area. Highly recommended for both leisure and convenience!
From$138

Robertson Quay Hotel

7.6/10Good1830 Reviews
Singapore River Singapore|1.59km from city center
I had a pleasant stay at this hotel. The room was not very spacious, but it was comfortable and had everything I needed. The location is convenient and easily accessible, making it easy to get around. The hotel was clean and well-maintained. Overall, it offers good value for money, and I would recommend it to others.
From$83

Hotel Royal Singapore

8.5/10Very Good1549 Reviews
Novena Singapore|4.21km from city center
I was back here after a while..there were some small changes here and there. Yes..keep it up for improvements! I requested for checking out at 1.00pm the next day and told the staff to take note so that their other staff would be aware as well. They said that it would be noted in the system. However, I still received a call just before 12 noon but I did not answer it as I was in the bathroom. Hmmm..oh well.. All else were acceptable for a short stay. Thank you.
From$100

Yotel Singapore Orchard Road

9.1/10Great3105 Reviews
Orchard Road Singapore|3.66km from city center
This was my first time staying at this hotel. The location is quite good, just about an 8-minute walk from the MRT. There's also a supermarket and a food court nearby, which is very convenient for meals and shopping. However, the room was indeed a bit small, and there was hardly any space for my suitcase; I had to put it under the clothes rack. The lack of complimentary bottled water in the room was also a downside.
From$127

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