The Hive Singapore Hostel

There's no reception when i get there around 3 pm, the key with name of those who will checking in that day is prepared on top of reception table, nust find the one with your name. The instruction is there, your room, bed number, key card for room, locker key. The room is quiet and bit hot. The aircon is off from 3am to 7pm. There's big fan but still bit hot. There's free coffee and tea all day, refrigerator, microwave and hot water free to used but clean up after yourself. The shower, toilet, and wastafel is clean. They provide towel, shampoo, and soap. Worth the price, very nice stay. Just need to be careful when moving in the pod, its quite small, and its plastic, so it makes noise.

Stayed here for three nights as a solo traveler . This is a great location for very reasonable price. The rooms are quite clean. There is a huge cat 🐈‍⬛ like a guardian, if you're a cat lover, ha ha. One girl in the staff is very nice (wearing specs) , but there's another mean lady who is strict and disregarded me even at check-in. The customer service can definitely be improved. They have unlimited tea and coffee, but no breakfast You can walk around little India even at night. The Neighbourhood is very safe. There's a great seafood restaurant right in front which is open throughout 24 hours. Cute cafés and restaurants are abundant in the area if you are a food lover. They have a washing machine and an iron , clean bathrooms, showers and sinks. The sleeping pods are pretty spacious. They have a charging point, a table, a mirror and a cool light.

good for solo Travellers, but not suitable for healthy people. But if you are looking for a budget stays, i recommend you to go for hive.

The bed was pretty nice, lots of privacy, it lights up different brightness which was nice - as per (which isn't the hostel's fault) I was next door to the loudest snorers even with my earplugs I could hear him still. ||Not enough hooks in the bedrooms / locks were too small so could not put my traveller bag in. ||The bathrooms were pretty gross, and no ventilation so the minute you showered you were all sticky again, never felt truly clean. |Location was pretty okay - near stations like Lavender so could get to the airport easy which is basically direct. ||They had free coffee which were actually really nice, the water was warm so I had to fill my bottle up and put in the fridge. |There was no real social aspect - not that I wanted it as I had massive jetlag when I arrived, and was out that afternoon exploring. ||It was average - the bed was pretty cool, but the hostel itself was meh (still it was a very affordable option)

Clean and tidy. Awesome little cubicle rooms. Friendly staff with great WiFi and laundry services.

This hostel truly exceeded all expectations. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, the facilities are spotless, the location is perfect, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. This place sets the bar high for hostels. I'm impressed by their commitment to cleanliness and the vibrant social environment. I can't say enough good things about this hostel. It's like a home away from home, and I'll definitely be returning.

a place for sleep and shower. location is good, bus stop nearby can go anywhere. lot of local food around. walking distance to many spots. free tea bag, coffee and water. capsule is made of plastic, the edge is cracked but not broken yet. receptionist is quite friendly.

If you're on a budget and looking for a hostel to stay in Singapore, The Hive Hostel is worth considering. However, it's not without its drawbacks. While the dorm rooms are clean and comfortable, they can be a bit cramped, with little privacy. The bunk beds are close together, and there's not much space to move around. Additionally, the noise level can be quite high at times, which can make it difficult to get a good night's sleep. Another issue with The Hive Hostel is the lack of communal spaces. While the rooftop terrace and lounge area are nice, they can get crowded quickly, leaving little room for guests to relax and unwind. The kitchen facilities are also quite basic, which can make it challenging to prepare your meals. Overall, The Hive Hostel is an affordable option for travelers on a budget, but it does have its drawbacks. The cramped dorm rooms, noise level, lack of communal space, and occasionally unresponsive staff can detract from the overall experience. However, if you're looking for an affordable and straightforward hostel in Singapore, it's worth considering.