Hotel Mono

Spend a week here and had no issues at all. Value for money, don't expect it to be a 5 star level but it serves it's purpose. Rooms are neat and clean. Bed is huge and comfy. TV is so small but it's not an issue, you are mostly on your phone so what's the use of having a TV now adays. Location is really good, near the mall and MRT. Lot's of food shops around the area.

For the price we paid, I was expecting a bit more from this hotel. The room was clean and the furnitures were okay but the AC was a weird model that wasn't able to get rid of all the humidity in the air. The room smelled of humidity and you could feel it even once under the blankets. It wasn't a recent problem either because there were traces of mold that were starting to grow around the window. I have used better options for similar or lower price in this neighborhood.

The hotel is located near China Town MRT and is easy to reach by foot. The staff is friendly and helpful in accommodating my requests. The amenities are good. The decoration is beautiful. I like the monotone colour theme (black and white). I enjoyed my stay there very much. Two bottles of water are provided for free each day.

Good location for traveling in Chinatown and surrounding. Very close to food and shops with more reasonable price offer. The room is clean but quite tiny... Common in Singapore. Staff are friendly and helpful.

For the price I paid, I didn’t expect much, but the stay was slightly better than okay. The location was convenient, which was a plus. The room was a bit humid and had a strange smell, but it was manageable. On the bright side, the bathroom was clean with no mold, and the hot water worked perfectly. While it wasn’t a bad stay, it wasn’t memorable enough for me to return.

Like most travellers mentioned, the actual room is not really looking like the official images but that’s fine for me. The room is clean, perfect size for solo traveller. Sound proofing is not so good. The shower head was quite weak but not sure if it was only in my room.

The room wasn’t exactly as shown in the pictures, but it was clean and overall acceptable. The location is excellent- close to the metro and about 20 min walk from the promenade. Chinatown is a lively neighborhood, full of temples, markets, trendy restaurants and shops.

Easy to locate n it’s quite quiet even though u can see from the windows the ppl walking ard. N the rooms are spacious. I don’t have the photos as I went there for my gal bday. They booked a loft room n it comes w two queen size bed an another couch .. price wise may be a bit steep. So depends on individual how much u willing to spend a nite. Just directly below there are so many eateries!

After staying a few days I am updating my review. The hotel is not fancy but very clean. The staff work hard to keep it clean. They do limit each room to 2 towels but the front desk staff are helpful. They will give you directions, order a taxi for you etc. the location is great.

I love the simplicity of the decor and everything in black and white. This boutique hotel is conveniently located in Singapore's Chinatown where all the good cheap eats are at - if you're a serious foodie, that's a huge deal to consider. As soon as you step out of the hotel, restaurants everywhere!!! Chinatown MRT Station is about a minute walk. The ladies at the front desk are sweet and helpful. I stayed here a second time and they remembered me from my last stay. The hotel only has 3 floors and 1 elevator. The room has everything you need. Plenty of power outlets to charge your electronic devices, flat screen TV with English channels, a fridge with 2 free bottles of water daily, soap, body wash, shampoo which smells nice, a toiletry set in a clear plastic pouch (with Q-tips, shaving supplies, mini shampoo and body wash, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.) It's about $150 (USD) per night depending on the room type. The only thing I wish was different was the bathroom. It seemed outdated and got forgotten when they were doing the black and white theme. They don't have door tags, you can control all that through a push of a button from inside the room.

This is your basic / generic hotel - a step above the capsule hotel in Japan. I had a standard double at about US$110 a night and it was tight even by myself. You want to stay here when you want to catch two good hawker centers within a few minute walk and in center of major tourist places.

For our short Singapore trip, I wanted to find a hotel that was centrally located to all the attractions, and is affordable and stylish. The black and white decor of Hotel Mono caught my eye when I was browsing options online. Our Grab dropped us off at the hotel on a humid and warm afternoon. I was relieved to enter the air conditioned lobby of the hotel. We checked in and got a standard double room. I had mentally prepared for a small room but it was even smaller than I expected. The bed was against the wall on one side. Around the other 3 sides, there were only a few feet between the bed and the walls. We had a small window in the room but it looked out on a sad and dark interior courtyard. We had to keep the shade down the whole time; otherwise, our neighbors only a few feet across the courtyard would be able to see everything in our room. I know that hotels in Singapore tend to have smaller rooms in general and I'm sure Hotel Mono's design is on par with what's available in the market. All I can say is that I'm happy we only had to stay in this claustrophic room for one night. The other issue was that the walls were extremely thin and I could hear people walking on the floor. Despite these issues, I am confident that given my search criteria, this was the best option available. We absolutely loved the location and can't imagine staying in a more interesting part of town. The hotel was also nice enough to extend our checkout time.

This is a lovely black-and-white with modern simple style in Chinatown. This place is rather small, but stylish but the location is on point. It's just a street away from MRT Chinatown and just a couple of street away from the food street, so you won't be starving here for sure. It's so easy to get around with the MRT, although you don't exactly live downtown, or at MBS, it is easy to feel that way. The hotel itself doesn't provide breakfast, and the room layout (we had the double room) was kinda weird. The word cozy wouldn't come to mind, but it's definitely very modern and probably could be featured in one of those high-end architecture magazines. Despite the lack of coziness, I would stay in this place again in a heartbeat. Good price, and good transport and food option. What else do you need for in Singapore?