Bliss Hotel Singapore

Dollar-for-dollar, and easy 5* value. Perfect location: across the road from Chinatown MRT station, and 15-minutes to walk to the F1 circuit near Anderson Bridge. Pleasant check-in, lifts to all floors, rooms clean and comfortable (if a little small). Good aircon. Great shower (though the whole bathroom floods!). Self-make coffee in room. I had zero issues with noise (room 2022). I’d 100% stay here again; great value at just 61GBP including taxes.

Amazing location opposite the Chinatown MRT. This is the hotel I usually choose when staying in Singapore. The room is suitable to come back to when sightseeing all day. Bed is comfortable, the shower has good pressure. Bathroom is a little glass cube in the corner of the room, so you do want to be familiar with anyone you're sharing the room with. size wise, it is cozy, but on par with all the other hotels in this price range for Singapore.

We booked the King deluxe. The bed was comfortable, linens clean. |The common areas were impeccable. |The location was excellent, close to everything. It was perfect. |Housekeeping was not the best at replacing dirty glasses, same one for two days. |We also need to mention the quality of the towels. We were not sure if they were beige or supposed to be white. This needs to improve.

Room is small. Clean and neat.. Toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, shampoo and shower gel provided. Great location, easy to reach anywhere by mrt station, just right opposite the hotel. Ok for one night stay. Not more.

Comfortable and quiet stay in a standard room on an overnight stopover. Great location to travel on the MRT and close walking distance to several hawker centres and tourist sights. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful with tips for our stay, and loaned us umbrellas to stay dry in a tropical rain shower!

Location, Location, Location: Super convenient. It's right smack in the middle of the city so you can easily go anywhere. Price is Right: Doesn't break the bank. Good value for Singapore, where accommodation can be crazy expensive. Clean and Modern: Seems well-maintained and up-to-date. Helpful Staff: People seem to like the staff, saying they're friendly and willing to help.

On the edge of Chinatown, directly opposite Chinatown MRT station, this is well situated to get around the city. ||I found the hotel to be reasonably priced and reasonably maintained, but, it's a budget hotel, and is not worthy of anything more than an average rating. I find hotels like this getting multiple 5* ratings a bit perplexing ... read on to find out why this may be the case here.||I booked a 'superior' twin room, but I'm unsure as to how much worse the room would have been without the 'superior' tag. There was nothing in the way of facilities over and above a very basic room, adequately cleaned and almost adequately maintained, but was small with no window or storage options such as a wardrobe or drawers. There are basic tea/coffee making facilities and functioning air conditioning. I had a shower room, with a toilet inside it, and on the same level, meaning that you'll get wet feet after a shower until the floor dries.||The only other thing the hotel has, is a reception desk, and you'll be asked for a $50 security deposit using a credit card (not debit) on arrival. There's nothing else. No restaurant, (cheap and plentiful just outside) bar or other facilities.||Would I recommend this hotel? As long as you're aware what you're getting, then, yes, I probably would. It's perfectly adequate, but, ONLY adequate. For clarity, the hotel offered us a discount on any future bookings, should I give them a 5* rating, which, obviously may have affected some other reviews, and, which I've also obviously declined.

Very good hotel. The location is perfect, two minutes from the Chinatown subway station, and you can do a lot on foot. Many restaurants, shops, and attractions are all nearby. The room is small but comfortable and super clean. You can hear some street noise, but only during the day. At night, around 10 or 11 pm, the activity dies down, and you can no longer hear anything from the street, allowing you to sleep very well. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the hotel has one of the best prices in the area. I highly recommend it.

Had a long layover in Singapore so mainly just used this spot to sleep and freshen up before a long flight home. Getting here from the airport wasn't bad about a 40 minute taxi ride into Chinatown - arrived around 6pm and check in was easy! The lady at the front desk was very nice. Upon entering there was a thermometer that scanned you and hand sanitizer next to it, to the right was the small lobby and the left the elevators. Booked a room with a king bed and 2 twins. When entering the room in order to turn on the electricity you needed to place a room key in the slot next to the door. So entering the room to the left was an outside sink with all toiletries even extra toothbrushes and toothpaste then a bathroom with fogged glass, next were the two twin beds a TV, coffee maker, and fridge - which you could purchase items (you also got complimentary waters and coffee/tea). The king bed was in its own room with AC. AC was great! Kept the rooms nice and cold since it was very humid there! I chose this spot because it was walking distance to a food hall, McDonalds and the train!

Stayed at Bliss hotel for 4 nights at the beginning of September. Here are some of the pros/cons: Pros: -Good location - it's right in Chinatown so you can easily explore that neighborhood. The metro is right across the street. There are several hawker centers within walking distance, and lots of restaurants downstairs -There's a mini fridge -Two free small bottles of water each day. Even the giant ones that they charge for are actually cheaper than the ones at 7-Eleven Cons: -Rooms are small. You really have to use every nook and cranny in order to maximize your space -You need to leave a card in for the electricity to work, meaning you come back to a hot room after being out all day -Little to no counter space by the bathroom sink -Open shower so the entire bathroom floor gets wet Overall, the stay was fine. It's very standard and really just is a place to sleep, which I'm okay with - as long as it's clean, and it was. So if you're not looking for a wow factor (or a lot of space), Bliss Hotel may be a good option for you.

This was the first hotel (out of 3) that I stayed at during my visit in Singapore. I did all my research and was fully aware that this hotel was narrow and located off a busy street. I was traveling with a large suitcase, carry-on and a purse....I had plenty of room to store my luggage and still move around the room (one note...I normally just leave everything in my suitcase, I don't unpack everything and keep around the room). The bathroom was very nice, clean. I loved the large shower head on the ceiling. There is no separation on the floor between the shower and the rest of the bathroom, so be careful not to slip, or bring slippers. I personally didn't have any issues with street noises or The main reason I selected this hotel was the convenient location. This hotel was located across the street from the underground metro and within walking distance of Chinatown. There were many options for food, even a McDonalds around the hotel. I would definitely recommend this hotel if you just want a simple hotel stay and plan to spend most of the day outside.

My sisters, mom and I stayed at Bliss Hotel during our short trip to Singapore. It's located in Chinatown and very closet to an mrt station, Chinatown and famous gawker stalls. The room itself was pretty small but was enough for us 4. It was also very clean. We were planning on maximizing our time by exploring the country so the only time we would be in the hotel would be at night to sleep. Concierge at the front were very courteous and nice. We checked out but still had about 12 hours before our flight so we were able to leave our luggage with the hotel and continue exploring. We also wanted to buy tickets to the night safari and they did all the work for us, trying to get the time that we wanted and stuff so I was really impressed with the service. Overall it was a pleasant stay. The location is very good and close to everything I would definitely stay again.

Nice hotel, good location in Chinatown, near lots of shops and sights. Rooms are small but that's to be expected, my room didn't have a window but I didn't mind, it was comfortable. Beds are comfortable, the bathroom is basically one big room so water from the shower essentially goes everywhere. It's air conditioned which is amazing in this Singapore heat. I didn't have the breakfast here so I can't speak to that. Overall, a comfortable stay.

This is not a hotel, it's not even a motel, it's a hostel. The room is beyond tiny, their idea of a city view is of the building next store with a corner view of that hotels sign. The "bathroom" is a slipping hazard cube, that when you take a shower floods the room and around the toilet so if you need to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, you're going to slip and break your neck. There isn't even a full length mirror in the room. The entire place reeeeks of cigarettes and you can hear every word everyone is saying in rooms 2 floors away. There isn't even a closet, just 4 hangers hanging on a hook. Do not be fooled by them calling it a boutique hotel, it's a hostel which is what I'm about to get if I'm not properly accommodated for them misleading me online.

Very tiny room but large bed means no room for bags or walking space in our "standard" room. The hotel is overall very clean and new /modern. The lobby is kept at a numbing temperature suitable for storing meat. Walking through the lobby is like taking a trip to the Arctic Circle. The staff at the front desk has some difficulty understanding English but we managed Ok.

The Worst experience of my hotel life. TINY,TINY rooms, NO WINDOWS. They wanted double what I paid to switch to a human room. The management sucks, no breakfast. DON'T STAY HERE. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

5-star service for a budget hotel! As a budget traveler, I have never been treated as well in Asia as I have been at Bliss Hotel Singapore. Provided complimentary smartphone with reliable wi-fi throughout my stay in Singapore, unlimited drinking water (because the area is normally very hot and humid) and even complimentary neck pillows (for the airplane trip back home). The beds and linens were clean, there is an electronic safe and flat-screen TV included, and a clean, well-maintained bathroom. Both the room (Superior Twin) and bathroom are still larger than ones I experienced in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Seoul, so if you know how tiny Asian hotel rooms are, you'll be pleasantly satisfied here. It comfortably fit both twin beds with enough room for 2 people's luggage as well. The front desk staff and even the cleaning staff understood English. The front desk staff especially have been very helpful in answering questions, providing tips, and even making phone calls to tourist companies for us. (I especially want to thank Jessica for providing excellent service!) The location is the best in Singapore as well. You're within easy walking distance to the metro underground trains, air-conditioned malls (including one with a $1 supply store and a breakfast place, which is rare in the city) and the best and cheapest food in Chinatown (including the Michelin-star rated Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice) as well as plenty of souvenir shopping stalls. The only issue might be the thin walls (or else, they would probably be charging guests much higher room rates in line with luxury hotels). The first night, we heard karaoke from the attached building, but otherwise, it was quiet during the rest of our stay. We never heard any neighbors, so it's really not bad. If I ever return to Singapore, I wouldn't stay anywhere else. Disregard that lone 2014 review; read the reviews on TripAdvisor, Hotels.com, Agoda.com and other major hotel sites. They will all tell you that Bliss provides incredible value for what you pay.

The place was clean and it was nice we were able to check in early. Not far from bus stops to get around either. The only thing I didn't like was the lay out of the shower. The water goes everywhere and it's odd the toilet is basically in the shower.