- the hotel is located in close proximity to the MRT station, which is very advantageous - the beds were comfortable - the host was super friendly from the whole checking in process all the way until I check out - the air conditioning of the rooms was working very well. - there was a good breakfast available for all guests at the ground floor in the morning

- the toilets are limited in number and irresponsible guests often clog up the toilet with their hair. - the lighting was dim on the ground floor. - the partition or curtain that was supposed to separate my bed from the room broke after another guest accidentally knocked it down past midnight. We tried to fix it back but it was not effective. Hence, I slept the whole night without any curtain and anyone who walked past me could see me. - the room needs some natural ventilation with fresh air outside as it was stuffy and mouldy when I was there.

Extraordinary nice staff, great place to meet people, clean. The shower could use a bid of maintenance, but other than that great place to stay.

Beds were too short and need new mattresses.

The breakfast in the morning s was simple but nice! The staff were super kind. The art and vibe of the hostel was just so so cute I thought! And the location was great with the hostel being minutes away from amazing food and being in the center of China Town. Everything was clean and the hostel felt very safe as well. The orange juice machine outside the from of the hostel too was nice as well! It was also very easy to meet people too.

The bathrooms were just so hot, stuffy, and humid. Having to use the toilet anytime during the day or night was just brutal. The rooms were absolutely frigid during the night, and the rooms also did not have any lockers which were big enough for me to store my laptop. They do have small lockers, but I feel like the bare minimum for a dorm locker in a hostel would be a safe that is large enough to store a laptop. The hostel was also expensive as well. Although the hostel was good (and Singapore is expensive) I don't know if I can justify paying $35 USD/night to pay for a dorm room and have the downsides that I just outlined.

The host Claire was amazing. She talked through with me what sights and activities I should do when I arrived and gets a group together every evening to do a walking tour of the light shows so you get to meet people right away. It's a really social hostel without being a party hostel. Overall, the bed was comfy, the showers were clean, and location was amazing.

The only negatives are that the plug socket by my bed was quite temperamental, the WiFi wasn't great and kept cutting out, and the showers were in the toilet cubicle which was a bit annoying.

The location is great, 3 min walk to MRT, Chinatown and shopping center (with AC). 25 min walking to Gardens of the bay. The first floor is a social area. Everyday at 7pm the hostel manager gathers a group and shows how to get to the light show, so it's a good way to meet people. Laundry 3 min walk, but expensive. Breakfast is white bread toast with jelly, but still nice to have and it lasted until 11am. Some beds have curtains, nice to have privacy. The place is clean.

The rooms located on the 2nd, 3th and 4th floors. I only like the 2nd floor, as 3th and 4th are too high to walk, especially if you forget something. Between 11am - 3pm they clean, so they open the window and turn off AC. It's hot times. No washer/dryer in the hostel. To pay by a credit card you need to walk to another facility and will be charge 3% more. If you arrive after 10 pm, you need to walk to another facility and they will walk back with you. (Shouldn't they just leave a phone number to call them, so they can come in) Extra Inconvenience if you just arrived and it's pouring rain. No USB or electric adapter in the unit. The Internet on the 3 and 4 wasn't very good for me.

This place was exactly what it promised to be and more. My flight arrived really late, which I informed them about in advance, and had no dramas with my late check in. I went to the late check in location and they were already outside waiting for me. Staff were friendly, the property was clean, and I was even able to call into some remote meetings for work very early without disturbing anyone thanks to the common area. I was out and about too much to have the chance to socialise with the other guests, but the dorm and the common areas both seemed to be really conducive to meeting other people. Not a party place, but definitely had a fun and social vibe. The location is excellent - Chinatown is one of the best areas in Singapore, and the property was very close to both the train station and Chinatown Complex. Food in the area is incredible.

The mattress was a bit uncomfortable and the capsules aren’t closed off very well, so if one person has their personal light on at night it basically floods the entire room with light. These were both minor inconveniences and didn’t impact my stay much.

The lady at the counter is SO helpful and really nice. She gives you all advice necessary. At 7pm they gather people to do a tour to the light and water show. You'll walk by yourself, as group in the end, which is absolutely fine. It's a very sociable place and easy to meet people. The capsules are next level - if you're looking for some more privacy and a moment to chill - you even have a private TV built in. (I stayed 2 nights in a 4-bed dorm, 1 night in a capsule as this was the last option for a short notice extension ). Bathrooms are clean.

If you don't use the comfort of a capsule, I find it too pricey; the dorms are priced okay. The blanket you get is a fleece one, with no cover sheet. So you might wanna use a personal silk sleeping bag. The towel in the dorms is a cheap one - you get better quality one for the capsule.

The owner does so much for this hostel and she does such a great job connecting people together. She provides cold tea when you first get there. They have a daily outing to the light show and breakfast is a great way to meet other travelers. The dorms were clean and air con was good. The basic necessities were met and very easy to meet people. The female capsule dorms were the best out of all the rooms. It’s big and spacious and quiet at night as it’s further up. There’s tv’s in the capsules too with provided towel and headphones.

I switched halfway to the mixed and it just didn’t feel as nice as the all female one but it still met all the needs. I think it’s pretty typical of dorms in this area to not have air con in the bathrooms and to have the toilet with the showers. The first floor bathrooms are separated though.

I really liked the compact community room as it makes it very easy to socialise since there was always someone in to talk to. The staff was very friendly, helpful and had some good tips for what to see in Singapore. Beds were comfortable as well with TV, headphones and sockets to charge your electronics.

The AC in my dorm was not active all the time to reduce energy consumption when no one is in there anyway. This is usually not a problem at all to get a good sleep. However, it gets quite warm when you came back late after a night out and want to sleep very long when the AC shuts down.

Staff were great, location was great! Good Atmosphere 😊

"Soundproof pods" are certainly not soundproof