Ann Siang House by The Unlimited Collection

We loved our stay at Ann Siang, an amazing location close to the hawker centre, a train line, a short walk to the bay. The FoH were all lovely and welcoming! The hotel itself was tastefully decorated and super comfortable. We loved the little touches like a complimentary washing machine and free flow social hour for free wine - and the free snacks! We would love to come back one day!

We had a very pleasant stay (5 nights). The hotel is very nice furnished and very clean, the staff is very kind. The location cannot be better! It also offers a wine and snack happy hour for the guests.

My daughter had a delightful 3-night stay at this hotel and we had a chance to enjoy some of it's amenities when we visited on one evening. While the room wasn't large, it was incredibly cosy, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere. One of the standout features was the impressive pantry area in the lobby—it was spacious, comfortable, and stocked with a fantastic selection of drinks, coffee, cookies, pastries, and snacks, all available for guests to enjoy. It truly added a touch of convenience and indulgence to the stay. The bathroom was another highlight—spacious and very comfortable, providing a sense of luxury. Overall, this hotel combines comfort and thoughtful amenities to create a truly enjoyable experience. Highly recommended!

Ann Siang House has restored Singapore in my plans. It’s ‘cool’, low-Fi, large rooms for Singapore, great lounge, just enough of the stuff you need and one of the other stuff that is there to make you feel important.China town is the solution to the otherwise beige city centre with lovely streets, great food, and Singapore Vibe.I really hate to increase any demand for bookings but I’ve had 30 years of ritzy hotels, and all you really want is quality, comfort and ‘ease’. This place is the answer.

My friends and I booked a staycation at Ann Siang House since we work nearby, and it was such a great choice! One of the highlights of our stay was the wonderful service from Mira, who was on duty that day. She was super helpful, friendly, and made us feel right at home. On top of that, she’s extremely pretty, well-groomed, and has a great sense of humor—which made our experience even more enjoyable. Her cheerful vibe really lifted our mood and made the stay extra special. Huge thanks to Mira for making our staycation memorable!

My wife and I stayed at the Ann Siang House for 5 nights during the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix race weekend this past September. Since we were unaware of the race when we bought our airline tickets, it was quite the surprise to see the hotel room rates were almost double their normal cost. To be fair, every hotel in Singapore had higher rates. Even with these higher rates, the hotel was still worth it in our eyes.||This boutique hotel is located in a small charming neighborhood in close proximity to Chinatown, the Maxwell (Hawker) food center, many local bars and restaurants, and the Maxwell & Telok Ayer metro stops.||This trip was in celebration of our 30th wedding anniversary and the hotel staff had a nice Anniversary greeting waiting for us in the room. Our accommodations were perfect and I can’t say enough about the front lobby staff. They were incredibly helpful in providing us with all kinds of recommendations and travel tips within the city. Their best tip? Use the subway system. It was clean, safe, inexpensive, easy to use, and incredibly efficient. You can get literally anywhere in the city with it. The housekeeping staff also kept our room looking spotless during the trip. The afternoon happy hour in the lobby was a nice way to get the evening started.||Although we weren’t in Singapore for the race, we did attend some of Friday’s events (practice runs). It was the quite the experience and we really enjoyed it. I highly recommend it and the hotel if you ever get the opportunity.

Ann Siang House Hotel is a charming boutique property located in a prime spot in Singapore, right in the heart of Chinatown. Its location is fantastic for exploring the city, yet the hotel is tucked away on a quiet street, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. During my stay, I was especially impressed by Dinesh, who went above and beyond with his local recommendations. His insights helped me discover some hidden gems in the area that I wouldn’t have found otherwise. The staff as a whole were incredibly kind and attentive, making me feel welcome throughout my stay. The complimentary unlimited snacks available in the lobby were a standout feature. It was such a thoughtful touch and perfect for grabbing a quick bite before heading out for the day. The rooms are well-appointed, with a sleek and modern design that strikes a great balance between comfort and style. However, it’s worth noting that despite being a four-star hotel, the property offers very few amenities. Guests looking for extensive facilities like a pool or gym might find the options limited. Overall, Ann Siang House is a great choice for travelers who value location, a quiet atmosphere, and warm hospitality. I’d happily return, especially thanks to the wonderful team and their personal touch.

I stayed here for 2 nights and loved the place! I have always been fascinated by the old heritage buildings. The hotel is lovely, my room is spacious and airy with lots of natural light. The bed is so comfortable, and the linen is crisp and clean. I was so tired after traipsing around the island, and it was bliss to sleep on such a comfortable bed each night. The team here is also super friendly, and I felt really welcome. They helped me with general items like directions, mrt stations, places of interests, etc. They accommodated my requests as best as they could. The location of Ann Siang House is also another plus point for me, and I love the quiet neighbourhood feel.

Fabulous boutique hotel! Excellent location next to great shopping, restaurants, Chinatown, and easy access to transportation. The staff were great, and attentive to every request, especially early check in as our flight came in early. Overall we enjoyed this great little boutique hotel.

I would give this place seven stars if I could. It gave me the BEST Christmas staycation I've had. A group of us (six I think) checked in during Xmas eve last year, following our tradition of staycations every Xmas. We didn't expect much from The Club, thought it was just another boutique hotel meant for tourists who want to be close to Chinatown. Boy, were we impressed. The place was BEEUWTIFUL. We were surprised by the *RAIN SHOWER (!!!)* and bathrobes, AND the iPhone DOCKS (!!!) just next to the bed. They had impeccable service from the start till the end. In every phone call and face-to-face room service, check-in check-outs, they've set the standards for the rest of our annual staycations. We requested for extra pillows, we got it. Requested for extra toilet rolls, we got it. And it was all done with advertisement-worthy friendliness. AND THEN. Here comes the climax: It was Xmas. So we bought cheapo Fairprice Xmas set of chicken, ham and pork knuckle. But they were CHILLED. Meaning cold and cannot eat. We shamelessly requested for The Club kitchen staff to heat it up for us, THEY SAID YES. And wait, there's more. The chef told us that pork knuckles cannot be just heated up, it has to be FRIED in order to be properly done. SO HE FRIED IT FOR US. After which, they gave us ice for drinks. AND also complimentary Xmas cakes. WTF?! I remember last time we stayed in a five star hotel near Marina Square area during Xmas and all we got was a yellow rubber ducky. Quack Quack. Welcome to The Club. There I've said it. (Still not convinced? Check out the pictures I've uploaded.)

We had a hen's night gathering here, and decided on The Club due to its accolades on trip advisor. It's got a quirky black/white theme, interesting decorative pieces, and boasts the famous B28 whisky bar. It's not huge place, i.e. boutique, but we found the corridor layout very interesting with curves and steps out of nowhere. The room was spacious, and each has a Chinese word in red. Ours was "he", meaning harmony, good sign for a marriage to come eh? A friend found it a little weird though, as the glowing red sign reminded her of a Chinese altar. Amenities were ho hum, and the shower stall real estate was much more generous than I expected. Reception area was tiny, though there were two plush sofas for lounging unabashedly in. Receptionists were very kind to help take loads and loads of photos of us, for us, which we much appreciated.

This is a first time for me and my friends to experience a hotel carrying a black and white colour scheme. The Club Hotel is a boutique hotel located within the proximity of Chinatown MRT and Tanjong Pagar MRT. But the usual businesses around the area open late and close early. My friends decided to have a three-day stop-over in Singapore before heading to Manila. They wanted me to drop by their hotel so what the heck, I might like it and recommend it to my other friends. So I decided to take a bus from the CityHall MRT. After three stops, I just needed to walk that uphill of a road and after a couple of minutes, the hotel's door is there welcoming me. The receptionist was really nice in interacting with me. After she has informed my friends, she graciously directed me towards the elevator and informed me that upon reaching my floor of destination, the door behind me would open. So when I entered the room, it's what I would describe as modern minimalist-with the bed as the center of attention. They don't offer breakfast with the accommodation but they do have a French restaurant downstairs. The hotel was very pleasant to look at. But before considering this, it's best that you consider your options first.

The Club is on the whole worthy of 5 stars. It's a lovely 20-room property in a hip neighborhood, although the surrounding bar scene can get raucous on weekend nights. If you need total silence, this place is not for you. But it is definitely more fun than the megas on Orchard Road, where, true to form, the doorman at one got busy checking our credentials to see if we could grace the taxi rank. While not guests, we demonstrated that we had lunched at the place. I've digressed but am eager to point out the differences. The only downsides to The Club: the junior staff are struggling to get their acts together. Ordering room service, we had to send the waitperson back down to get something that had been forgotten, sometimes more than once, and without fail for every breakfast. And one day, returning to the hotel at 4 for some needed cool-down from the Singapore heat, our room hadn't yet been visited by housekeeping. The excuse was pretty flimsy, something about needing to prioritize rooms that were in turnover to new arrivals. If you know what you're in for if coming to Singapore soon after this review is posted, you'll love The Club and its unique and comfortable premises.