XY Hotel Bugis Singapore

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• mariellaart

  14 febrero 2014
  Esta muy bien para una estancia corta

  Esta muy céntrico y bien ubicado en la zona de Bugis. Incluia desayuno que estaba muy bien Hotel con piscina. Nos dieron cuna sin coste. Personal muy atento. Habitaciones muy muy pequeñas pero con todo inclusive un hervidor de agua y cafe y te gratis. Debajo de la cama estaba un poco sucio. Esa seria la única pega.

  

• arohaa

  23 agosto 2014
  ESTUPENDO HOTEL, LO RECOMIENDO

  El hotel está muy limpio y es moderno, tiene piscina y además estupenda porque el techo del restaurante es el suelo de cristal de la mitad de la piscina, lo que hace un efecto óptico bastante divertido, la piscina tiene jacuzzi y todo sin cargos extra, con el precio de la habitación viene incluido el desayuno y el wifi es de alta velocidad. Tienen tele de led plana en la habitación de unas 42 pulgadas, también tienen aparatos de música pero el adaptador es solo para IPhone 4, eso es un fallo...La ubicación es genial, tienes una parada de metro a 5 minutos a pie, y una parada de bus a 1 minuto a pie. Está muy bien conectado para ir a Manina Bay en pocos minutos en transporte público. El desayuno está bien, no es buffet pero bien. Como punto en contra les diría a los del hotel que ponen el aire de la recepción demasiado fuerte, parece un congelador de grandes dimensiones. Cosa que resulta bastante desagradable teniendo en cuenta que en la calle hace calor.

  

• mfp1961

  17 junio 2015
  Hotel Urbano bien situado

  Es un hotel pequeño de calida media de dos plantas con pocas habitaciones, pero muy moderno y bien situado para poder llegar al transporte publico. No es barato como casi ningún hotel en Sigapur, pero la relacion calidad precio es aceptable. Las piscina de la primera planta es visible desde el comedor.

  

• aidaqstn

  15 diciembre 2020
  Poorly Maintained

  Currently staying in Room 209. Didnt come here with sky high expectations, as I understand this is a boutique hotel. But I expected a fun and simple cozy stay experience. When I entered, no one was at the front desk. But a lady, whom I believe might be the manager or boss of the property as she was attending a meeting, came to us. Within a minute, a front desk staff came back and attended to us. Friendly cheerful staff. Great start to our staycation. It was also great that they sent me a text to tell me what time my room will be ready so that I wont rush over and have to wait around. That allowed me to plan what time to go to the hotel. My room was on the second floor. Stayed in the Junior Suite (Map Room?). The door to my room was difficult to open. A staff had to help me. Quirky and pretty designs on the wall, but there are many visible stains and even tape marks. Only 1 small bottle of each bath gel and shampoo were provided when there are 2 persons staying. This would be easy to resolve if theres a phone in the room, but theres none. On the website it says a Manet phone is given upon check in, but we werent given any Nor were we informed how we can contact the front desk. I went to the website, looked for the number and called the front desk line with my phone to get more shower amenities. Minibar was complimentary, which included soft drinks. Bottled water, coffee, tea, kettle and slippers are also provided. TV quality okay, but only 5 channels. You can also see the wires dangling behind, they didnt bother to even tuck the wires neatly with some kind of cord cover or cable tube. Anyway, I went out and when I returned later I found that the door to my room could be opened without the key card. A basic safety measure which any hotel, regardless of how many stars, should have! I texted the front desk via WhatsApp, and they mentioned, and I quote, ...I will send our house keeping guy up to your room now.... That was at 9.46pm. At 10.34pm, i texted them again to say no one has come up. I understand some hotels might be understaffed, and may need more time to attend to guests, but at least give me an update or follow up after 45 mins? Thats when I knew for sure I was upset with the hotel. A basic safety feature not met. Of course they wouldnt overlook it on purpose. Fine. But taking 45 mins without any follow up on an important safety issue? Really? Is that hospitality at XY Hotel Bugis? The Housekeeping staff came within 5 mins and he apologised, explaining that he was the only staff on shift and was on break. He was polite and helpful and resolved the issue within 10 minutes. He also explained that the card reader batteries had run out of power. I was only highly disappointed when they didnt take initiative to update me after 45 mins. Clearly, safety measures are not important to them.

  

• hotelsandphotos

  06 marzo 2021
  Imperfect little gem worth a gander

  The mere 15-room XY Hotel Bugis (owned by Kua Hwee Cheng and husband Han Bin) which occupies three adjoining shophouse lots along the northern extremity of Jalan Klapa within Kampong Glam epitomizes conspicuously tiny no doubt, however it more than made up for in charm as well as conviviality. From lobby to hallways to onsite restaurant, assorted art paraphernalia pepper existing common spaces; even the rooms themselves strut enigmatic murals that would surely incite an emotional reverie at first sight. Madame boss herself was outwardly decorous, indefatigably meticulous - often either asking after guests or imbuing the uninitiated with touristy pointers. The highest tier family suite reserved during this staycation turned out to be some skylighted attic nook spanning just 35 square meters. Yet, rather than feeling stifled we were suitably enthralled, what with utilitarian furniture and kooky kitsch of yesteryear seen thrust upon a splashy orange-black mise en scène. Overall cleanliness didn't quite pass muster though, bummer (read: clammy floorboards, dust-speckled clothing rack, stained bathtub among others). Regardless we managed a solid night's sleep, skipping breakfast altogether next morning (actually they don't even serve any, wth) in favour of simply lazing by the poolside. Then it was time to bid adieu. (Info: we stayed there in December 2020)