77 Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore, Singapore | (656) 808-1818
Charming boutique hotel in a historic neighborhood
Small but appealing rooms decorated in red and gold
Flat-screen TVs and iPod docks
Nice rooftop infinity pool with areas to lounge
Outdoor bistro serves Italian food
Bar with good cocktails
Free Wi-Fi
Rooms are very small
Some complaints about street noise
The Nostalgia Hotel is a 50-room Singapore boutique located in a historic neighborhood. Though the location isn't within walking distance of many attractions, public transportation is nearby. Rooms are tiny, but appealing despite their size: They're decorated in red and gold, and feature flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and free Wi-Fi. Hotel highlights include a rooftop pool with space to lounge, an outdoor bistro, and a bar. This clean and stylish hotel is a good pick for people who don't mind a location outside of bustling Chinatown.
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Location
Outside Chinatown in the historic Tiong Bahru Estate, a bus ride from most attractions
The Nostalgia Hotel is located on a busy, tree-lined street outside of Chinatown in the Tiong Bahru Estate, a historic area of Singapore. This neighborhood was originally built as a housing project and is now a lively folk area. While the neighborhood is interesting, not many of Singapore's main attractions are within walking distance. Visitors will have to drive or take a bus to the night markets, the Sri Mariamman Temple, and the Chinatown Heritage Center. There are two subway lines two blocks from the hotel, and a few bus lines nearby as well.Bustling Chinatown is located on the south bank of the river and is one of the major tourist destinations in town. The neighborhood has a lot of historical and cultural significance, and many of its buildings and streets have been declared National Heritage Sites. Surprisingly, it's also known for a nightlife scene, which draws crowds on weekends. One of the main attractions here is the night markets, with dozens of food stalls and vendors selling everything from flowers to clothes.Singapore is known to have heavy traffic at all times, so the following driving times are just for guidance.- 27-minute drive to Changi International Airport
