Image via WikipediaHere's my beef against 4 and 5 stars: when you get up to four- and five- stars, they start charging you for stuff like wi-fi that is free in the lower stars. I hate that! Why should I pay $100+ for a place and then another $10-20 for internet when the cheapie places give it to me for free?
The Moon Hotel is new -- did I mention that? It offers free wi-fi, and a continental breakfast in the morning. Plus free coffee throughout the day. That's hospitable. At a five-star, you pay for everything.
Here's a review from an enthusiastic Google-translated Danish guest: "Design and Servive .. for business travelers! We are particularly great for business travelers - not many hotels that have such fine bathing facilities. The staff is very young and fresh ... they understand to really give a good service. The hotel and the service bærger much influenced by design - that gives "peace" of mind."
It's located in Little India. After work I want to take the MRT to Little India, eat, then be able to simply walk to my hotel and crash for 12 hours.
The rooms are small but -- how small can they be?!
Stay tuned...
Update: The answer: too small for comfort. This room is about the size of two king size beds. The first king size bed area has the bed, and the second has the toilet/shower and hallway/closet/sink. No window! It's more like a small dorm room. The bed is on a raised platform. You sit on the platform by the bed and there's a built-in desk -- no chair, you sit on the bed or the raised platform that extends out.
It's a brand new property -- some pictures on the walls would help make it appear a bit more homey.
2 comments:
Don't know, how small is a hotel room in Singapore anyways? (real conservative)
The 5-stars (where I usually stay) are as big as anywhere. For the Moon Hotel, see my update to the post, above. It's small!
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