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Chinatown Skylight Loft
The properly was very clean and well equipped. it is very small - I repeat very small. It was clean and well equipped -great location will lots of restaurants and bars close by. Although it is a small property the bathroom is larger than one might expect. Hosts were extremely nice.

Convenient Apartment - 3-5 mins to Bencoolen MRT
The unit in Willby was new and extremely clean , quiet and well equipped with everything one needs including a Japanese bathroom to dry clothes. I really enjoyed the view and central location for both work and exploration. I felt like a lucky Singaporean. Thanks to the great online and concierge checkin.

Pleasant 2 BR in Clarke Quay, 3 mins stroll to MRT
Amazing suite for 3 people. We had a really great time there. Would recommend for anyone looking for place suitable for 3 people.

Explore Fort Canning - 3BR Apartment
Original booking had some problem because communication break down between platform and hotel. Celin proactively sourcing for alternative and upgraded to a better place. Exceeded expectation!

2 Executive Suite Apartment along Orchard Road!
Nice clean apartment and very central for Orchard Road. Lots of restaurants and shops nearby and taxi stop on the next block. Room was as advertised, clean and tidy. Apartment is a bit older but everything worked well. Good aircon!

Elegant Loft in the Heart of Orchard Road
The location is excellent and Kay is quick to respond and flexible when I needed to extend my stay. Weekday breakfast was included and there’s shuttle to the CBD area. Best of all, I was upgraded from a studio loft to a 2 -bedroom which my husband and I really appreciated. Thanks Kay.

Chinatown Skylight Single
This Heritage was a quality stay. The location is in Chinatown so there are plenty of things to explore nearby, and it is also near a Metro station for easy access to public transposrtation. I would recommend doing some of the check-in instructions prior to arrival as it is a bit lengthy. Mary and the rest of the team were very helpful and accommodating!

Pleasant 3 BR in Clarke Quay, 3 mins stroll to MRT
Our family of 5 with an 18yo son and twin 16yo daughters loved the 3bedroom apartment . Close to Fort Canning MRT and the parks , essentially on the Singapore River to walk both ways and into Chinatown , little India , CBD and down to the Merlion on the front . Close access to restaurants and very close to Clarke Quay and the Chinatown hawker locations When we had a couple of small issues like not being able to work the induction stove it was resolved within minutes with a quick phone call to reception so we had brilliant service Would recommend to anyone
Your guide to Singapore
Welcome to Singapore
With its modern architecture, tropical climate, and innovative food scene, this Southeast Asian island state is one of the world’s great metropolises. Asian and Western cultures fuse against a backdrop of hypermodern architecture, interspersed with lush parks and rainforest. From noisy hawker markets to top-rated restaurants, the culinary offering is world-class, with many glamorous sky-high rooftop bars serving beverages under the stars.
Your first port of call might be Marina Bay, whose skyscrapers look plucked from a science fiction novel, then the shopping districts of Orchard Road and Bras Basah before exploring Bugis, an arts enclave, home to the National Museum of Singapore.
There are many wildly varied neighbourhoods to occupy your time in Singapore. Chinatown’s temples, hip bars, and Chinatown Food Street are great fun; historic Tiong Bahru is the one for street art, boutiques, and cool cafes; and Joo Chiat/Katong is the place to experience native Peranakan culture and taste Nyonya cuisine. It’s not all hustle and bustle, though. Plenty of green spaces and unspoilt beaches are spread among Singapore’s 64 islands for finding peace among nature.
The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Singapore
Hot and humid with frequent rain storms is the general year-round forecast in Singapore. Monsoons occur from December to early March and June to September. But don’t write off those periods, as they coincide with some major cultural events, such as August’s National Day on the 9th, with Air Force aerial shows and fireworks, and the Singapore Night Festival, with late-night opening of museums and galleries, and nighttime street entertainment. From 12 to 17 January the South Indian Pongal harvest festival is a great time to stay in one of the country’s apartments for rent and join in the celebrations in Little India, an area with Hindu temples and places to buy flower garlands and eat roti. January also brings Singapore Art Week, with tons of events in galleries.
Top things to do in Singapore
Island hopping
Sentosa is the largest of Singapore’s satellite islands, famed for its family attractions, polished nature parks, and beaches. Its quieter side can be explored on the Imbiah Trail, a hidden cycling path. For trekking, swimming lagoons, and unspoilt beaches try less developed Saint John’s Island; Lazarus Island for beaches; Coney Island for cycling; and Pulau Ubin, where durian and mangosteen grow, for nature.
Green spaces
Singapore is teeming with lush parks and well-maintained green spaces full of boardwalks, skywalks, zip lines, and resident wildlife such as monkeys and long-tailed macaques. Visit Singapore’s Botanic Gardens to see the world’s largest collection of orchids. Climb Singapore’s highest hill in Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, through which the Rail Corridor disused railway line walking path passes, and cross the 250-metre-long suspension bridge, 25 metres up in MacRitchie Reservoir Park.
Art galleries
Singapore sure has a thriving art scene. Some standout galleries include the Gillman Barracks, with 13 galleries across five buildings; Kult Gallery, showing “rebel creatives” in an old colonial house; the Red Dot Design Museum at Marina Bay; and Gajah Gallery for contemporary Asian art.
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