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Carlton City Hotel Singapore
Carlton City Hotel Singapore
5.0 out of 5.0 1 Gopeng Street, Singapore
Free cancellation
4.4/5 (1,896 reviews)
SG$199/ night for 2 guests

The staff who assisted on check-in was unprofessional. I was standing in front however, she was distracted by other colleagues and did not attention to the customer. It was quite disappointing. Other than that I was pretty satisfied with staying at Carlton City. Breakfast was good though it was ...

Reviewed on 11 May,2019
Amara Singapore
Amara Singapore
4.5 out of 5.0 165 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore
Free cancellation
4.0/5 (1,238 reviews)
SG$176/ night for 2 guests

Great room but no so good staff, poor execution of check in & out procedures

Reviewed on 4 Jun,2019
M Hotel Singapore
M Hotel Singapore
4.5 out of 5.0 81 Anson Road, Singapore
Free cancellation
4.1/5 (1,677 reviews)
SG$169/ night for 2 guests

Check in took long time. No place to sit due to group tour while waiting for check in

Reviewed on 11 May,2019
The Scarlet Singapore
The Scarlet Singapore
4.0 out of 5.0 33 Erskine Road, Singapore
Free cancellation
4.2/5 (1,191 reviews)
SG$168/ night for 2 guests

Handy to Chinatown and public transport. Quiet and very clean; good shower. The 'Handy' mobile phone was just that. As everywhere else we had been staying, the bed had a doona; we find these too hot but it was easy to remove the padding and sleep under only the sheet envelope. The lighting level ...

Reviewed on 15 Jun,2019
Oasia Hotel Downtown Singapore
Oasia Hotel Downtown Singapore
4.5 out of 5.0 100 Peck Seah Street, Singapore
Free cancellation
4.5/5 (590 reviews)
SG$195/ night for 2 guests

Pros: Very new and clean hotel with stable Wifi connection. Good selection of TV channels. Cons: Hassle to switch lifts; Have to take lift from Level 1 to reception at Level 12 before switching to another lift to hotel room. Small Swimming pool.

Reviewed on 17 Jun,2019
Hotel Mono
Hotel Mono
3.0 out of 5.0 18 Mosque Street #01-04, Singapore
Free cancellation
4.2/5 (403 reviews)
SG$137/ night for 2 guests

The staffs is exceptionally helpful. She even help us with reservations. The hotel is very close to chinatown mrt station but not too close to chinatown itself. Hence it can get very noisy near chinatown.

Reviewed on 26 May,2019
Dorsett Singapore
Dorsett Singapore
4.0 out of 5.0 333 New Bridge Road, Singapore
Free cancellation
4.1/5 (1,461 reviews)
SG$180/ night for 2 guests

Difficulty in getting a taxi

Reviewed on 17 May,2019
Hotel 1888 Collection
Hotel 1888 Collection
3.0 out of 5.0 20 Trengganu Street, 3rd Storey, Chinatown, Singapore
4.0/5 (10 reviews)
SG$109/ night for 2 guests

I liked the unique room layouts and projectors in place of normal televisions. The location was right in the heart of Chinatown and super close to the metro station.

Reviewed on 16 May,2019
Orchid Hotel
Orchid Hotel
4.0 out of 5.0 1 Tras Link (Tanjong Pagar), Singapore
4.1/5 (1,113 reviews)
SG$160/ night for 2 guests

Great location 100 meter / across from Tanjong Pagar metro station. Two transfer from airport under $3. 5 minute walk to Buddhist toothe temple and Chinatown. Nearby reasonable market and food court. Pretty quiet and safe neighborhood

Reviewed on 31 Mar,2019

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About Chinatown, Singapore

Despite the fact that Singapore has a thriving Chinese community, the city-state’s Chinatown district is still a very unique and fascinating place to visit. The area is filled with wonderful Chinese charm, from its various temples to its magnificent markets and restaurants. Not surprisingly, Chinatown is swarming with locals and tourists every day, thanks to its many shopping, dining and cultural attractions. It is within walking distance of Singapore’s central district.

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Plenty of interesting attractions wait for tourists inside Chinatown.

Even though Chinatown is home to a range of landmarks, this intriguing little district is certainly an attraction in itself. It stands as one of Singapore’s most culturally-significant areas, boasting restored shophouses that sell an assortment of items. Taking a stroll through the streets of Chinatown is an absolute must.

There are several religious structures of note. The four-storey Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is found on Bridge Road, and offers various interesting attractions, including 1,000 Buddha statues on its roof, and a sacred Buddha tooth relic inside the complex’s main hall. The oldest Hindu temple in Singapore, Sri Mariamman, is just a short distance away, and the 19th century Hokkien temple, Thian Hock Keng, is worth a look too.

The district is home to many museums, some of which are well-established, while others are hideaways that need to be explored. Art lovers will adore the contemporary Red Dot Museum, while history buffs have to experience Chinatown’s Heritage Centre, which displays the history of this incredible district. Visitors can also look at the history of Singapore through models when visiting the Singapore City Gallery.

Restaurants and Bars in Chinatown

Cheap Chinese food is found all over the district. However, Korean cuisine is popular in the nearby Tanjong Pagar district too. Smith Street and Chinatown Complex’s second floor boast a variety of cheaper dishes that taste delightful. Visitors should try peanut soup, dim sum, and the range of Chinese desserts on offer here. There is a vibrant nightlife in Chinatown, including a large gay community. Karaoke and lounge bars are popular, but the area around Club Street boasts many new wine bars also.

Shopping

Chinese trinkets and antiques are very popular along the streets and in the shophouses that dominate Chinatown’s cityscape. However, the shophouses around Club Street and Ann Siang Road are also famous for their hip clothing designs. Several shopping malls are found in the district. People’s Park Complex and Chinatown Point are two of the larger complexes selling handicrafts, electronics, clothes and a range of other goods.

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