But in all honesty, a Hotel 81 branch is your cheapest and easiest option to get away from prying eyes for an hour or two. Like all the hotels on this list, Hotel 81 branches require identification for both parties when checking in. The room is decent for its low cost: Clean sheets, heavy red drapes that cover the windows that overlook the alleyway behind the hotel — so you get utmost privacy.
Then again, who comes to Hotel 81 for the view? Although its street reputation is not quite as unsavoury as that of Hotel 81, the Fragrance hotel chain is also known for its clientele, even as it has been trying to shed this image. Rooms are generally small some don't even have windows , b ut if you're not fussy about your potential play area, this branch works fine for a centrally-located option.
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But don't expect anything beyond a basic hotel room with no frills. The state-of-the-art hotel also makes use of airline-style kiosks instead of traditional front desks, so you can simply check yourself in and out. If you're looking for some shuteye in a private space then The Pod is for you.
Each capsule also comes with Wi-Fi, a reading light and a fold-down table if you're looking for a quiet place to get some work done. Located in Changi Airport Terminal 3, The Haven has nap rooms that also grant you access to its rain shower facilities and snack bar should you need a place to freshen up during those long transits.
However, as with most centrally-located boutique hotels, space is a precious commodity at the Amaris. That said, the large window and sunlight did help combat the feeling of being in cramped quarters — though for the purposes of this article, a cosy room might not be a bad thing. Pamper yourselves to an overnight stay at Hotel Nuve Urbane. The quiet lobby has a plush Chinese aesthetic and their rooms are minimalistic in decor. So if you don't fancy your roommate walking in on you, or if those dorm walls are a little too thin, this is a perfect option.
