Cube Boutique Capsule Hotel At Chinatown (Singapore, Singapore)

Those who had the best experience at this Singapore property were those who took it for exactly what it was: a no-frills hotel offering basic accommodation. Many also felt that, given its central location, it represented excellent value for money. Indeed, guests found themselves just steps away from the local Chinatown district and the nearest MRT stop, which provided excellent access to a number of eateries as well as the rest of this compact city-state. This property proved to be especially popular with bargain-hunting backpackers and budget travellers.

The front-desk staff at this Singapore hotel are noted for their warmth and friendliness. This attitude went down well with arriving guests.

While the amenities at this hotel are rather basic, guests were very pleased to find that the Wi-Fi connection here is fast and strong.

The rooms here are tiny, with many travellers reporting uncomfortably cramped conditions. This claustrophobic feeling was accented by the less than tidy interiors, which many felt were airless and stale-smelling.

Many were upset to find that the toilet facilities here are shared. Additionally, there are consistent concerns regarding the hygiene of these facilities, with many noting that they seem dirty and neglected. Most felt that the in-room showers here also need a deep clean.

The beds here have metal frames, which seem to squeak and groan at every movement. For many, this had a negative impact on the in-room ambience.