Oasia Hotel Singapore [Review]

girl having cocktail

I had a short trip to Singapore last year with a few of my girlfriends with a mission to visit Universal Studio Singapore. Of course, we will need a place to stay and Oasia Hotel Singapore did the trick. 

Getting to Oasia Hotel was a total breeze for it has a direct underpass to Novena MRT. It was super convenient for us to just take a train from the Airport! 

Getting to Oasia Hotel Singapore from Changi Airport: 
  1. Take East West Line from Changi Airport (CG2). 
  2. Stop at City Hall (EW13/NS25) and switch to North South Line to Novena station (NS20)
  3. At Novena station, follow the signboard that directs you to the hotel. 

Oasia Hotel Singapore Lobby
Lobby

Simple cozy hotel room
Club Room

Hotel Bathroom
Club Room - Bathroom

We had no problem checking into our Club Room. In Singapore, it's normal for room size to be smaller as compared to some other parts of the world. The room is nothing fancy but I will give it a two-thumbs-up for its cozy feeling that left me wanting to not leave the room. It's clean with a minimalist design. Simple yet ultra comfortable. The bathroom however, was bigger than I've expected. With a full size bathtub, a huge sink table and mirror, there were plenty of room for me to comfortably dance around and scatter all my skincare junks without worries. 

Of course, staying in a Club Room has its perks. We have priority check-in as early as 10am or late check-out at 4pm. Access to their lounge called The Living Room at the 22nd floor with complimentary breakfast, cocktail (6pm-8pm) and all-day coffee, tea, juice and soft drinks. Of course, complimentary high-speed internet that were stable throughout my stay. 

Hotel lounge
The Living Room at 22nd Floor

friendly hotel staffs

Other a comfortable room and a beautiful lounge, I was absolutely amazed by the friendliness of the staffs at Oasia Hotel. They were helpful when we were planning our trip around Singapore as well as service at The Living Room were superb. It was a short one-night stay but I definitely recommend others to give this place a shot as it gives out a certain warmth that's quite rare to find.

Oasia Hotel Singapore
8 Sinaran Drive S307470
+65 6664 0333
info.ohs@fareast.com.sg
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xo, 

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