Link Hotel

This hotel is clean and functional and given the cost of many hotel rooms in Singapore, it comes in at a decent price per night. While the rooms are relatively small and there are no bells and whistles, they are clean and practical and the hotel location is ok, being a short walk (in different directions) to 2 MRT stations, so you have relatively easy access to mass transport. All the staff members I met during my 2 night stay were courteous and talkative and a pleasure to meet. One plus point of the hotel's location is the proximity and short walk to Tiong Bharu Market Hawker Centre and the range of hawker food stalls to sample there. This hotel is worth looking at if you want a stay in Singapore which won't break the bank. I would certainly consider staying here again on a future visit to Singapore.

Good, clean hotel to have a good rest. Near walking distance to Tiong Bahru market & nice cafe & restaurants nearby. The only 3* given was service was average only. No greetings & the male staff on duty had a grumpy face. Overall front line staff need to be more approachable. Otherwise it’s a nice hotel.

The hotel is located in the Tiong Bahru district, a quieter and charming area of Singapore. It’s still relatively close to the MRT and convenient for getting around the city. The rooms are comfortable in size and the staff were helpful and friendly, which made the stay pleasant. The only downside was that the beds were quite short, which might not be ideal for taller guests.

I’m not entirely sure why this property is rated 4 stars; a 3-star rating would feel more accurate. The location is decent, but it’s not as close or convenient as some reviews suggest. The room size is acceptable considering Singapore prices, though the lobby feels quite outdated. The overall environment is pleasant and during my stay with my mother we found the hotel to be clean and hygienic, which we appreciated. One surprising downside was the lack of staff assistance with luggage..there was no one available to help, which felt unusual. I’m not sure if this is common in Singapore or specific to this hotel, but it did stand out.