One turn off to local guests is the lack of parking in the hotel premises because the carpark ownership belongs to another property of the same residence. My recommendation is park alongside of those URA designated parking spaces which is more economical. The rest of the staying experienced, Fabulous to the max! Trust me, if you’re a tourist in Singapore you are going to find plenty of food and beverage choices ranging from drinking pubs to coffee lovers, Asian cuisine to western menu all at one location, Clark Quay which is not too far away. MRT (local train station) may not be nearby however the breezy walk along the famous Singapore River is a bonus to this hotel which allows you to stroll to most of the tourist locations such as the iconic merlion fountain statue and the Marina Bay view. Room cleanliness is awesome despite the difficulties during these Covid19 pandemic, they maintained the reputation well of Millenium hotels especially it is already open since 2016. A smart TV is connected and much entertainment programs or Netflix can be chromcast onto the screen. Design is state of the art, two thumbs up and an experience you have to see for yourself. The only inconveniences first non-local guest is the power sockets are not designed for multi-plug usage nor any USB charging point for your mobile devices. Overall, awesome experience and I’m returning to this hotel the second time this month.

Booked M Social for a weekend staycation. Heard about the design aesthetic of the hotel and was indeed quite impressed by the modern chic look when you go through the main lobby. The hotel seems very popular among young couples, which led to a long queue for entry and check-in. However, check-in is pretty efficient and the staff are courteous enough to grant last minute requests and changes. Service by the front desk staff was good! Booked the Alcove Cosy Room. Room size is small, but is good enough for 2 persons. I’m generally not a fan of hotel rooms where the wash basin is outside the toilet, but it seems to be norm in a lot of boutique hotels nowadays. The overall design of the room is modern and chic. The room was also clean and comfortable, although there were inconsistencies with the towels (we only had big towels and didn’t get any small ones) and the safety kits (my friend’s room didn’t get any). The pool and gym has to be booked prior to access. However, you would have to go down to the reception to book your access (max 1 person in the gym at one time; not sure about the pool) before going up to the pool/gym area. The pool is of reasonable size, with a view of the river side. Dinner at Beast & Butterflies was good. The food was great, the ambience was relaxed and the overall service was good. Breakfast was OK, typical breakfast standard, nothing much to shout about though. There were hits and misses in terms of the service, but what I didn’t really like was how we had to go down to the reception/restaurant to get the things we needed/requested for. For example, we wanted a bucket of ice and a wine bottle opener, and were told to go down to the restaurant to get the ice and bring down the wine to get it opened. I’m not sure if the situation was the same prior to COVID-19 and all the safe distancing measures but, as a hotel, I found it weird and frankly disappointing. The hotel also does not offer complimentary parking, so those who drive need to take note. Although I’m not too sure if that’s the case for all guests. The Robertson Quay area has chill vibes and there are a lot of eating and drinking options around, so you have quite a lot of options for dining. Overall, it was an OK stay.

This hotel is comfy and has quite an interesting design. I love the cleanliness of the room. The bathrobe quality is superb and it is really so comfortable to wear. Breakfast was included in my booking and the food served was fresh as the restaurant manager informed us due to the recent CONVID-19, food is served based on 3 different selections. This arrangement put me and my friend at ease as food is not left in the open especially due this hyper-sensitive period when a sneeze or cough trigger dead stare from anyone around you. Special arrangement and attention to hygiene definitely won me over. This also reduced food contamination and wastage. You also can check out the restaurant using a robot arm to cook sunny side, scrambled egg or omelette. It amazes me. The room though not huge, it has all the needed amenities like complimentary coffee, various types of tea bags and mineral water in bottles. The hotel also provides the room a kettle for you to boil water if you want something hot. We also venture to do GrabFood after the hotel kitchen closes at 1030pm. The food delivery to the hotel reception is not frown on if you are lazy to walk out to have a bite or supper. I also explored the hotel at level 5 where it house a small functional and well maintained gym. It also has a small pool that you can swim and take a rest at the poolside to relax or read. Comparing to Yotel at Orchard, I will prefer this facility as it is cozy and quiet as I felt like I was transported to outskirts of a English town. Of course if you like accessibility to Orchard area, then hotels at the shopping belt may be of your choice.