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18 Mosque Street Hotel Mono, Singapore 059498, Singapore
18 Mosque Street Hotel Mono, Singapore 059498, Singapore
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Great Hotel, love the design, unique, less touristy area, less crowded area around chinatown
Great Staffs, very helpful staffs, good amenities. Surely we'll be back!
Choose the room with a window. great location also.
Very clean. Everything is black and white. Which is pretty cool in my opinion. But, the things are very small. Family room came with 2 queen size beds. The studio king came with 1 queen side bed and a very uncomfortable sofa bed. We were...More
DO NOT BELIEVE ALL PICTURES SHOWN in TripAdvisor/Mono's official website/agoda/expedia, etc. THEY ARE ALL FAKE and the real environment is much more worse than those pictures. We felt like we were being cheated. We were given a room that wasn't like any of those we...More
Can’t agree more with the good reviews of Hotel Mono. We stayed 4 nights and it was perfect. Reasonably priced, great location, friendly staff, and the room was larger than I’d normally expect for Singapore. Lovely and clean too. We’ll be back when we’re next...More
I booked this hotel after seeing a positive review in the Sydney Morning Herald. It didn't disappoint. The room is micro, with all that's needed for a good night's sleep in a clean, safe, friendly and affordable establishment after long days of visiting this most...More
Chinatown is a classic combination of colorful sights, enticing smells, and sometimes startling sounds. The precinct is unique, however, in its blending of religions and cultures. A Hindu temple, an Islamic mosque, and a Chinese Buddhist temple sit almost side by side. This sense of cultural harmony continues as you venture just outside of Chinatown to the nightlife areas of Club Street and Duxton Hill. There you’ll
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mingle with Singapore’s multicultural residents at the modern bars and restaurants dotting the bustling streets. An afternoon in and around Chinatown will leave you culturally enlightened, well fed, and loaded with souvenirs. In the evening, reward yourself with a well-deserved cocktail as the locals come out to play.
Response from Shanaka C | Reviewed this property |
Hi. Cots are available free of charge. However we found the rooms smaller than usual and a cot makes the movable space even more cramped. This means that if you have luggage to store as well, it becomes quite uncomfortable... More
Hi. Cots are available free of charge. However we found the rooms smaller than usual and a cot makes the movable space even more cramped. This means that if you have luggage to store as well, it becomes quite uncomfortable to move around. So make sure you ask for the squire foot area of the relevant room since as stated on my original review the photos do make the rooms look bigger then they really are
Having said that Hotel Mono does have some good positives as well, its close to Chinatown and the MRT and is clean
Good luck with your choice. Best regards
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Hi Teresa, there's a tinted glass door between bedroom and bathroom but sneaking in and out is possible. The transparent door is the one between the shower and the toilet, and no curtain. Hope this helps.
