Singapore Hostels

A relatively new, cosy boutique hostel in a two-storey shophouse in the middle of historic Kampung Glam. Private rooms and shared baths on the 2nd storey (serviced by a lift) and capsule pods and a stylish lounge on the first. Our room was small but comfortable and very clean, bath towels were provided and there was ample clean, shared bathrooms with hot showers down the hallway - we never had to wait. We liked that they try to provide basic amenities, laundry facilities ($7 per wash/dry load) and filtered water dispenser on the first floor. Bonus: friendly reception staff, and location in a quiet strip just 2 minutes walk away from the mosques, shops and nightlife area. Great for sleep, shop and supper!

This hotel really exceeded my expectations. It's a fantastic hostel in a great location, and the best part is the price is very affordable, yet the environment inside is excellent. I'll definitely choose them again in the future.

Traveling alone, the room was clean. There's a bus stop and subway station nearby, and plenty of Chinese restaurants just downstairs, which was very convenient for getting around. It wasn't too noisy, actually quite quiet, and I slept well — I pretty much fell asleep as soon as I lay down. The only slight drawback was that the air conditioning wasn't very powerful.

I stayed in all female room on level 1. It does not look like the photos on shown 1. Pod Tall ceiling height, good sized. Black-out curtain. Because it has high ceiling for lower pod too, you need to climb quite high. Luckily theyve added additional handle at the side. You definitely need 2 handles to get up. Everyone wore their shoes into the room eventhough there were racks by the door and signs that said no shoes. Room door cnt be locked/closed fully so sound from street or walkway can come through. Honestly, the photos at the listing did not show any of this level 1 female only room. Ppls luggage lying around the walkway created an extremely narrow walkway. No weird smells though. 2. Bathroom Level 1 has incredibly small shower stalls (I am small size 156cm tall). They made do with whats possible in order to create 2 shower stalls. They cleverly made the racks high up so that clothes will not get wet. (No slippers provided) Level 2 has bigger shower area and bathroom stalls. 3. Various food options nearby. Had thai food at 4am. There is also a prata shop nearby open through the night.

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.

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