If you are looking for a safe, clean and a cheap hotel in Singapore, you do not have so many options. Yes, safe and clean is abundant in Singapore but a cheap, budget Singapore hotel with these features are not easy to come by. Especially in the city center. Yet you still have some alternatives. We have written about Victoria Hotel. Not so far away from this hotel, on 3 Dickson Road, Singapore there is a Hotel 81 named Hotel 81 Dickson which also provides a very high value-to-price ratio and it has the location, location and location!
Hotel 81 Dickson is the newest addition to Singapore's well-know Hotel 81 chain. Although most less than 100 Singapore Dollars per night hotels either far from the city, or very uncomfortable or they are in the red light district of Singapore, Hotel 81 Dickson is in the middle of the Singapore city. It is 5 to 10 minutes walking distance from Bugis MRT Station and Little India MRT Station. You can easily take the MRT from Singapore Changi Airport as the Bugis MRT Station is on the same line.
Hotel 81 Dickson is the perfect option for exploring Singapore on a tight budget. Electronic shopping heaven Sim Lim Square, Singapore National Library, Shaw Towers, Suntec City and Raffles City are not very far away. There's a supermarket near the hotel named The Verge where you can buy snacks, refreshments, toiletries, etc. Tekka Mall hawker center (Tekka Mall) is nearby where you can eat food at a cheaper price.
Hotel 81 Dickson is considered one of the best hotels of Hotel 81 chain in Singapore. The room prices are usually below 100 SGD and as low as 85 Singapore Dollars per night. The hotel offers 5 types of rooms: Twin Room, Triple Room, Superior Room, Standard Room, and Family Room. All of these rooms are clean and reasonably priced but as with all good small budget hotels in Singapore, they are quite small. Please note that some rooms will not have windows so if you really want windows, you should book Superior Room.
While you are staying in the Hotel 81 Dickson , do not miss the opportunity to visit Wing Seong Fatty's (Albert) Restaurant which is just behind Sim Lim Square. This Asian Chinese restaurant is a very good place to try Asian food and they cook cereal prawns and fried fish slices quite well. And also do not miss Mustafa Center, where you can find anything you want but it also worths to visit as an exotic tourist attraction.
Other cheap and clean Singapore hotels located centrally
Hotel 81 Dickson is the newest addition to Singapore's well-know Hotel 81 chain. Although most less than 100 Singapore Dollars per night hotels either far from the city, or very uncomfortable or they are in the red light district of Singapore, Hotel 81 Dickson is in the middle of the Singapore city. It is 5 to 10 minutes walking distance from Bugis MRT Station and Little India MRT Station. You can easily take the MRT from Singapore Changi Airport as the Bugis MRT Station is on the same line.
Hotel 81 Dickson is the perfect option for exploring Singapore on a tight budget. Electronic shopping heaven Sim Lim Square, Singapore National Library, Shaw Towers, Suntec City and Raffles City are not very far away. There's a supermarket near the hotel named The Verge where you can buy snacks, refreshments, toiletries, etc. Tekka Mall hawker center (Tekka Mall) is nearby where you can eat food at a cheaper price.
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| Hotel 81 Diskson - Source : The Best in Singapore |
While you are staying in the Hotel 81 Dickson , do not miss the opportunity to visit Wing Seong Fatty's (Albert) Restaurant which is just behind Sim Lim Square. This Asian Chinese restaurant is a very good place to try Asian food and they cook cereal prawns and fried fish slices quite well. And also do not miss Mustafa Center, where you can find anything you want but it also worths to visit as an exotic tourist attraction.
Other cheap and clean Singapore hotels located centrally
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| Victoria Hotel offers a central and budget accomodation in Singapore |
Shoebox of a room but very clean accomodation in Singapore |
a central below 200 SGD per night hotel |
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