Donzac Hotels from S$69

"Complete suites with many amenities. Cob webs in all corners, but no spiders. Friendly helpful staff. Located near downtown with walkable shops and restaurants nearby. Good price quality ratio."

"This is a perfectly located hotel, within easy walking to the city. The tram stop is practically outside the hotel door with direct tram to the airport. The main train station is also a 5 minute walk. The hotel itself is spotlessly clean with friendly staff. Breakfast was good as continental ones go with the option of boiling yourself some eggs too. The only downside is that the rooms are tiny. It says this on the web site. If you are someone who needs a lot of room where you can walk around then this is not for you. We, on a city break are always out and about so it was perfect for us. Very comfy bed, clean towels daily and a hairdryer. I also borrowed an iron from reception. Few hooks, shelves and hangers for personal stuff. To sum up perfect location, clean very quiet despite being close to tram. Helpful staff and you can buy a drink 24 hrs a day."

"Carpet was dirty and room was too warm"

"Beautiful one of a kind property - great breakfast, great room, great property "

"The staff was super helpful and friendly."

"The bathroom was especially nice, big shower, lots of counter space. The staff were friendly and very helpful. There is construction around the corner. So you can’t approach the or leave the hotel on foot, except by detouring to the SCNF Gare, but you can catch the tram from there, to go anywhere you want."

"Breakfast was fantastic. AC kept the room at perfect temperature."

"Tout était parfait. 1 seule nuit mais un réceptionniste très gentil, avenant qui du debut jusqu'à la fin de la réservation a été irréprochable."

"Great position- 5 minute walk to main railway station. Very clean good sized room. Could do with a few more lights. Nice modern decor. Plenty of space for clothes. Nice walk in shower. Most of staff were lovely and very helpful. The young lady who checked me in was rather non welcoming"