Amoy Hotel
Hotel · China Square ·

Amoy Hotel

Hotel · China Square ·

Sleek rooms blend Chinese decor, Japanese restaurant, historic museum

exceptional service
historic building
convenient location
airport pickup
friendly staff
boutique hotel
complimentary mini-bar
clean rooms
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76 Telok Ayer St, Singapore 048464 Get directions

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76 Telok Ayer St, Singapore 048464 Get directions

+65 6580 2888
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Amoy by Far East Hospitality

"How did it strike you on arrival?It looks like a temple, but the ornate entryway set amongst shophouses in this bustling business district enclave actually leads to both the 37-room Amoy hotel and the historic Fuk Tai Chi museum. There’s not much of a lobby, just a simple reception desk, but the space is peppered with a fascinating collection of items from the turn of the century. It’s almost as if you’ve stepped into a collector’s home. What’s the crowd like?Young couples, boutique hotel lovers, history fiends. The good stuff: Tell us about your room.Small, but cleverly designed, with the bathroom and entryway on a sort of mezzanine floor above the bedroom. It was a squeeze for two people, but it’s clear everything has been thought through – the room had all the essentials and then some, like a Nespresso machine and an umbrella. Airport transfers were provided with my stay, and breakfast (included) was at the Dean & Deluca café next door, also run by Far East. We’re craving some deep, restorative sleep. They got us?Sleep on the Simmons mattress was lovely and the bed had both microfiber and down feather pillows. How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. Any of that worth a mention?Shophouse décor elements, like latticework above the work desk and a pretty blue-and-white porcelain sink (unfortunately heavy. Would steal!), really helped to add personality to the room. The mini-bar was stocked with snacks, beer and soft drinks – all complimentary. Please tell us the bathroom won’t let us down.The shower floor was wood – harkening back to the sampans (a type of boat) of yore – and the water pressure (rain shower and handheld) wasn’t great, probably because of the age of the building. The Guava Asia toiletries were fresh and cheerful-looking though. We all need some good Wi-Fi. What’s the word on that?Not the strongest, but at least it’s free. Anything stand out about other services and features?Under-the-radar Japanese restaurant JIN on the property serves up great chirashi bowls. What was most memorable about your stay?The warm, authentic service from the staff. The historic setting is unique too. Bottom line: worth it?One of the most thoughtfully designed, mid-tier boutique properties in Singapore – with a unique historical element to it. Bonus: It’s steps from the Telok Ayer MRT station and in the middle of a buzzing food and drink enclave that’s home to some of Singapore’s best restaurants." - Audrey Phoon

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24 Best Hotels in Singapore | Condé Nast Traveler

"It looks like a temple, but the ornate entryway set among shophouses actually leads to both the 37-room Amoy hotel and the historic Fuk Tai Chi museum. There’s not much of a lobby, just a simple reception desk, but the space is peppered with a fascinating collection of items from the turn of the century. It’s almost as if you’ve stepped into a collector’s home." - Audrey Phoon

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Amoy Hotel

I8716VWderekc

Google
I really enjoyed my stay here. The location is perfect just across the street from the Telok Ayer MRT station, located next to Far East Square, and short walks to Lau Pa Sat, Merlion, Clarke Quay, and other hawker centres. The service was also really good, everyone was warm and welcoming, the check-in was easy and offering a tea was a nice touch, all the check-in staff left a great impression. The short little museum highlighting the history of the temple that the hotel built itself on was neat. Sabrina who led my personal museum tour was wonderful and personable and even offered me a little hotel gift will make my stay memorable forever. The room may be small but was all the space I needed, the free and refillable minibar (Coke, sprite, green tea, chrysanthemum tea, Doritos, lays chips) was a nice convenient surprise. The daily breakfast at the nearby Offbeat restaurant was excellent. Check-out was fast and easy, Nadya helped me with this and was also very nice, she even gave me a farewell parting hotel gift of their tea tins. I will definitely stay here again the next time I am in Singapore.

Weisen13

Google
We made a last-minute decision to book a room in town so we could be near both our marathon and my girlfriend’s birthday dinner. We chose AMOY Hotel without expecting much, but the experience completely exceeded our expectations.||From the start, their customer service team was attentive and thoughtful. I had been liaising with them on WhatsApp about a few requests, and I didn’t expect them to remember every detail and turn it into such a personalised and unforgettable stay.||They prepared handwritten cards wishing us a good marathon and even a special birthday message for my girlfriend. On top of that, they decorated the room beautifully and thoughtfully prepared some essentials for our race the next morning. It really touched us.||The hotel itself is unique, set within a beautifully preserved historical building. The location is fantastic — surrounded by great eateries and extremely convenient for getting around. The room was cosy, well-designed, and very comfortable. We especially loved the bed.||Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I’ll definitely consider staying at AMOY Hotel again.

KjellT

Google
A lovely small hotel with a temple in front. It was quiet in our room and there were nice amenities. The staff was very helpful and went out of their way to make our stay pleasant, All the staff, Xue Qi, Sabrina, Nadyah and Sheirly gave really exceptional service! We received small gifts on checking out. We very much appreciated the ability to freshen up (shower) before our late flight at the end of our last day in Singapore (after checking out).

Michael S.

Google
I love the concept of this hotel — a temple beautifully converted into accommodation. The location is fantastic, right in the heart of downtown and perfect for exploring some of the city’s most popular areas. The staff are also genuinely kind and helpful, which I truly appreciated. However, the room service standards were disappointing. Singapore is extremely humid, and if you’re active throughout the day, you’ll likely take more than one shower — yet only one towel was provided, with no face cloths available. My toothbrush and shaving kit were not replaced after use, the dirty glasses remained in the room, and the coffee was never replenished. If I’m paying for a hotel, I expect the basic comforts of a hotel. Eco-friendly initiatives are completely fine, but they shouldn’t come at the expense of the guest experience. Unfortunately, these service gaps really impacted my stay

Shivani H

Google
Amazing - Just AMAZING. Such a cute and quaint hotel in the most perfect location. The rooms are well fitted out and equipped, the staff are the most pleasant and wonderful people you will meet and for my stay they went above and beyond and I can't thank them enough. The fact you can use the Clan Hotels facilities (even though I didn't get a chance) is the cherry on top! Highly recommended. Thanks to Joyce and her team.

petralil

Google
Wonderful place to stay! The staff really go out of their way to help with everything you might need, and are always charming. They even helped celebrate my daughter’s birthday with a little surprise. Our room was super clean and the beds very comfortable. The breakfast next door was great.

Wen

Google
A lovely hotel tucked in a less busy part of the city. The hotel was quaint, good for single traveller or couples. Design n theme was oriental. The rm was clean. Svc fr staff was consistently good, all staff are svc oriented. A downside was the noise fr the club at Lvl 1. Could hear the deep booming of the base till 3am... not ideal to stay here over the weekends. Breakfast at the nearby restaurant, Offbeat, was convenient. Wish the restaurant had more staff. It was a one man show out front on a Sunday morning. The staff tried his best to take orders fr everyone. Waiting time was thus multiplied.

Sylvie

Google
We had an amazing experience on our family holiday at the Amoy - the whole team made us feel so welcome and went out of their way to offer assistance and advice as needed, and were able to give us a heap of info on the local history of the area and of the buildings around the hotel. Location is fantastic, right over the road from the Telok Ayer MRT station, with restaurants and bars in Far East Square right outside. Will absolutely stay here again on my next trip, the hotel has so much character compared to sterile modern hotels and I have no complaints about the comfort or amenities - we had everything we needed, including free access to the pool and gym in the neighbouring building. Huge thanks to Irena, Adham, Thomas, Jay, Sheirly, Nadyah, Xue Yi and Sabrina for making our stay so special :)
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Matthew G.

Yelp
Fantastic stay... no complaints! The only thing it's missing is a pool... but that is more than made up for with clean, cozy rooms, fantastic location on the border of Chinatown (right next to many good food and drink establishments, and conveniently across from an MRT station), delicious breakfasts (you can't go wrong with either the amazing Henri bakery or the Genius Central more vegetarian spot), and fantastic service (Tina was especially great)... oh, and more affordable than many places in Singapore, too!
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Willliam O.

Yelp
If you want a unique hotel experience i recommend the Amoy. It's near Chinatown and housed in a former temple and chop house building. The two story hotel is behind the former temple which now serves as the entrance. The rooms are a mixture of ultra modern Asian and old world charm. Free WiFi, international calling, free breakfast at Dean and De Lucas (of NYcity fame), friendly staff, across the street from the underground metro, close to great restaurants and bars and very comfortable rooms that might seem a bit eccentric but great fun. Yes, we enjoyed our three day stat in this hidden treasure that included a complimentary ride in a new Mercedes out to the most incredible international airport I've ever entered!
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Carolanne F.

Yelp
Stayed two separate times as a solo female first time to SG at this really intimate cozy boutique hotel with that old world charm and authenticity. Can't beat a location called CBD right , okay not oil but Central Business District, walking distance to so many bars and eateries, shops, bank, ATM, and MRT station right across the street from front entrance. You can walk to Chinatown but it's one stop over with MRT. Most of all, loved personalized complimentary amenities - like car service pick up from and to airport (normally 1 way only, but I stayed two different times so...score), the complimentary refreshing welcome drink, mini bar and snacks, breakfast AND souvenir fan and umbrella! Just the kind of touches you don't get anywhere (like the MBS, which I stayed in also but MBS admittedly has a different value proposition). But here, you feel you dollar goes a long way. The rooms are small, but to me, feels nest-like cozy. The rain-shower was heaven. The cute welcome notes in the bookmarks were nice. They also showed me around nearby facilities I needed - where breakfast and ATM was. Like walked me directly! AND lastly, after already checking out, when I returned to pick up my luggage after a hot humid afternoon walking around Chinatown, they gave me a room to freshen up before heading to my next destination! Who does that! (They did say they had to confirm first that a room was available, and it was...score again!) If/when I come back to SG, the experience here I definitely wouldn't mind repeating
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Robert M.

Yelp
My first time in the country/city-state of Singapore, and I stayed here. They picked me up from the airport and I got settled in. The location here is perfect- on the border between the financial district, and Chinatown literally steps from the river and all the fun nightlife and restaurants there. More importantly, since it gives you access to everywhere notable, it's steps from an MTR subway and a taxi stop. The hotel is part of a temple and merchant complex that dates to the beginning of Singapore as a modern city. The rooms have great air conditioning, a minibar, a cellphone with information and that allows local calls, and is very clean. The showers with the rainfall water shower head were great. Staff is friendly and the pricing here is definitely right. Comfortable beds and everything you would need for a stay here.
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Karen W.

Yelp
I had the opportunity to stay at the AMOY thanks to a promotional rate that included airport pickup, breakfast, and wifi in the room rate. Other primary considerations were the easy, three-block walk to the office I was visiting on this trip. There wasn't much in the way of on-line reviews, but the website photos looked promising, so I took a chance and booked three nights. From the start, service was exceptional. I was picked up from the airport in a nice, new Audi sedan and the driver gave me a quick local history of Singapore and some not-to-be-missed food recommendations during the 20 minute drive. I was greeted at the street entrance by the front desk staff (her name was Apple, and she was very friendly and much more awake than I at well past midnight!), walked to my room after check in, given an explanation of all the amenities, took my breakfast order and wake-up call requests, and then left me to sink gratefully into a clean, comfortable bed with a choice of soft or firm pillows. Everything about the room was thoughtfully done: a spacious walk-in shower, an iPhone-docking alarm clock (5 or 5s models only, but there's USB ports for both your older model phone and an iPad), a squeaky-clean Nespresso machine, as well as an electric kettle in case you prefer tea. There was a safe for valuables, and a built-in shelf specifically designed for your suitcase to make unpacking clothes easy. There was even a low-level night light to help me see the step up into the bathroom in the dark. Wake-up calls and breakfast were on time each day. I was greeted by name by the front desk staff and offered dining recommendations any time I looked like I intended on wandering the city. One of the staff, Grace, personally walked me around the immediate area and explained all the dining and happy hour options, of which there was a wide array - everything from dim sum to sushi to burgers. It's also worth mentioning that the hotel is something of a historic preservation project, and you can clearly see both the historic and modern construction come together to create the space. Due to the traditional front facade, it's very easy to miss the hotel if you don't know it's there. It's a real treat for anyone interested in architecture, but if you or someone traveling with you has a mobility challenge, be aware that there are stairs and inclines throughout the lobby, hotel corridors, and even in the rooms. You may want to call ahead and discuss your needs with the staff to ensure a comfortable stay. I wholeheartedly recommend the AMOY to both the business traveller and the tourist, for its beautiful aesthetic, cheerfully helpful staff, and convenient in-town location.
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Jay T.

Yelp
Awesome little place. Very quaint & thoughtful decorated rooms (they're small, but sufficient). Over-the top service. The previous review covers most everything... the only thing I'd add is they don't have a pool.
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Kristin B.

Yelp
really pleasant stay at the AMOY for my first trip to singapore. as a first time visitor, i enjoyed the location of the AMOY as it was close to chinatown, hawker centers, and the LRT is right across the street (telok ayer station on the downtown line which takes you to most touristy sites). i was able to easily eat/see most of the top attractions during my 3 days in singapore. whats really cool about this place is that it's actually housed in an old temple so you get a real sense of Sinagpore's history while staying in a modern hotel. even though the hotel is a public space and connected to a plaza with restaurants/bars, you still need your room key card to access the guest rooms and there's someone at the front desk area all the time so i like that extra security there. lots of cool perks when booking your room directly with them too! first, airport pick-up in a private car was awesome! its so nice to arrive in a new place and not have to worry about logistics about getting around town right away. our driver was waiting for us at the arrival area of the airport with a sign holding my name - so easy! also, our rate included a free city tour with hotel pick-up. since i booked the tour a bit late, the shuttle for pick-up couldn't come get us on the morning of our tour, but the hotel just paid for a taxi instead to take us to the Flyer area (the Hop-On, Hop-Off tour is a fun way to get a feel for the city). breakfast is also included but with so many other great options in the city, we actually skipped out on this perk haha. complimentary mini-bar (drinks & snacks), hot water heater , and nespresso machine in the room was nice to have too! all the staff we encountered were nice, friendly and helpful as well! thank you, AMOY for making my first visit to Singapore an unforgettable one!