Central Singapore Adventure Vacations

Loved staying One Ferrar, which is close to the Metro, Little India and the City Mall. Shout out to Sella and Devi at reception for making two tired travelers smile with an upgrade to a suite that was a real treat. All the employees were very helpful and efficient. The included breakfast was great for starting the day with a good supply of choices. The giant pool and pool deck was perfect for cooling off and relaxing. There’s even a cold tub next to the hot tubs! Two restaurants are on site and there are many more choices within a short walking distance. Tip for taxi or Grab users: Drivers will ask you for the Postal Code, which is assigned to each building in Singapore; it is the number on the address in the directions of the Hotel.coms website. We enjoyed the Flower Dome with its Lillies show and the restaurant inside, the National Orchid Garden and it’s restaurant as well as the rooftop outdoor bar at the Marina Sands Hotel with its view from 60 floors up!

The Carlton Hotel itself is a nice property, but unfortunately, I wasn’t particularly impressed with my room. The only two USB outlets in the room didn’t work, mildew/mold in the bathroom, and the sink faucet was so loose that it felt like it might break any minute. Those issues weren’t deal-breakers for me, and I could have lived with them. What really surprised me, though, was the price when I decided to extend my stay by one additional night. I was quoted over $500 for one night, even though I had paid about $600 for my original THREE NIGHT stay. Considering the problems with the room, I felt the hotel could have made some kind of allowance or offered a reasonable rate for the extra night. Unfortunately, they didn’t. So, I ended up staying at an equal hotel just around the block for less than one-third of what the Carlton quoted me. I have to say, I’m pretty disappointed. I expected better from the Carlton, especially given the issues with my room and the fact that I was already a guest.

Very friendly staff and very clean.Great location as well!

Staff were not only accommodating to our demands but also very friendly and sincere. The rooms were beautiful (architecturally unique too), comfortable, and with flawless hygiene. The shower had great water flow and the bathroom in general was very aesthetic. The location is right outside the bustling Chinatown giving a taste of both the lively streets and the quiet luxury of Singapore. The hotel is also very close to the metro, which is very convenient for transport to the further parts of the city, and a gorgeous little garden with swings to soak up the natural beauty. All in all, could not recommend Amara hotel enough, it was a wonderful stay.

Elite hotel.

Loved staying One Ferrar, which is close to the Metro, Little India and the City Mall. Shout out to Sella and Devi at reception for making two tired travelers smile with an upgrade to a suite that was a real treat. All the employees were very helpful and efficient. The included breakfast was great for starting the day with a good supply of choices. The giant pool and pool deck was perfect for cooling off and relaxing. There’s even a cold tub next to the hot tubs! Two restaurants are on site and there are many more choices within a short walking distance. Tip for taxi or Grab users: Drivers will ask you for the Postal Code, which is assigned to each building in Singapore; it is the number on the address in the directions of the Hotel.coms website. We enjoyed the Flower Dome with its Lillies show and the restaurant inside, the National Orchid Garden and it’s restaurant as well as the rooftop outdoor bar at the Marina Sands Hotel with its view from 60 floors up!

Staff were not only accommodating to our demands but also very friendly and sincere. The rooms were beautiful (architecturally unique too), comfortable, and with flawless hygiene. The shower had great water flow and the bathroom in general was very aesthetic. The location is right outside the bustling Chinatown giving a taste of both the lively streets and the quiet luxury of Singapore. The hotel is also very close to the metro, which is very convenient for transport to the further parts of the city, and a gorgeous little garden with swings to soak up the natural beauty. All in all, could not recommend Amara hotel enough, it was a wonderful stay.

Elite hotel.

The Carlton Hotel itself is a nice property, but unfortunately, I wasn’t particularly impressed with my room. The only two USB outlets in the room didn’t work, mildew/mold in the bathroom, and the sink faucet was so loose that it felt like it might break any minute. Those issues weren’t deal-breakers for me, and I could have lived with them. What really surprised me, though, was the price when I decided to extend my stay by one additional night. I was quoted over $500 for one night, even though I had paid about $600 for my original THREE NIGHT stay. Considering the problems with the room, I felt the hotel could have made some kind of allowance or offered a reasonable rate for the extra night. Unfortunately, they didn’t. So, I ended up staying at an equal hotel just around the block for less than one-third of what the Carlton quoted me. I have to say, I’m pretty disappointed. I expected better from the Carlton, especially given the issues with my room and the fact that I was already a guest.

Loved staying One Ferrar, which is close to the Metro, Little India and the City Mall. Shout out to Sella and Devi at reception for making two tired travelers smile with an upgrade to a suite that was a real treat. All the employees were very helpful and efficient. The included breakfast was great for starting the day with a good supply of choices. The giant pool and pool deck was perfect for cooling off and relaxing. There’s even a cold tub next to the hot tubs! Two restaurants are on site and there are many more choices within a short walking distance. Tip for taxi or Grab users: Drivers will ask you for the Postal Code, which is assigned to each building in Singapore; it is the number on the address in the directions of the Hotel.coms website. We enjoyed the Flower Dome with its Lillies show and the restaurant inside, the National Orchid Garden and it’s restaurant as well as the rooftop outdoor bar at the Marina Sands Hotel with its view from 60 floors up!

Staff were not only accommodating to our demands but also very friendly and sincere. The rooms were beautiful (architecturally unique too), comfortable, and with flawless hygiene. The shower had great water flow and the bathroom in general was very aesthetic. The location is right outside the bustling Chinatown giving a taste of both the lively streets and the quiet luxury of Singapore. The hotel is also very close to the metro, which is very convenient for transport to the further parts of the city, and a gorgeous little garden with swings to soak up the natural beauty. All in all, could not recommend Amara hotel enough, it was a wonderful stay.

Loved staying One Ferrar, which is close to the Metro, Little India and the City Mall. Shout out to Sella and Devi at reception for making two tired travelers smile with an upgrade to a suite that was a real treat. All the employees were very helpful and efficient. The included breakfast was great for starting the day with a good supply of choices. The giant pool and pool deck was perfect for cooling off and relaxing. There’s even a cold tub next to the hot tubs! Two restaurants are on site and there are many more choices within a short walking distance. Tip for taxi or Grab users: Drivers will ask you for the Postal Code, which is assigned to each building in Singapore; it is the number on the address in the directions of the Hotel.coms website. We enjoyed the Flower Dome with its Lillies show and the restaurant inside, the National Orchid Garden and it’s restaurant as well as the rooftop outdoor bar at the Marina Sands Hotel with its view from 60 floors up!

The Carlton Hotel itself is a nice property, but unfortunately, I wasn’t particularly impressed with my room. The only two USB outlets in the room didn’t work, mildew/mold in the bathroom, and the sink faucet was so loose that it felt like it might break any minute. Those issues weren’t deal-breakers for me, and I could have lived with them. What really surprised me, though, was the price when I decided to extend my stay by one additional night. I was quoted over $500 for one night, even though I had paid about $600 for my original THREE NIGHT stay. Considering the problems with the room, I felt the hotel could have made some kind of allowance or offered a reasonable rate for the extra night. Unfortunately, they didn’t. So, I ended up staying at an equal hotel just around the block for less than one-third of what the Carlton quoted me. I have to say, I’m pretty disappointed. I expected better from the Carlton, especially given the issues with my room and the fact that I was already a guest.

Elite hotel.