2/5 Kai P. 7 months ago on Google • 74 reviews
Well-sized
temporary
apartments
also
for
longer
stays
of
families.
Mini
kitchenette
with
stove,
microwave,
kettle
and
toaster
at
least
allows
for
the
preparation
of
small
meals.
Service
personnel
is
always
nice,
cleaners
are
great
and
come
3x
per
week.
The
surrounding
area
is
not
spectacular
but
nice
with
lots
of
eateries,
bus
nearby
and
MRT
to
be
reached
within
10
minutes.
There
is
no
supermarket
in
the
direct
surroundings
at
the
moment,
only
an
expensive
Seven
Eleven,
but
you
can
order
to
the
lobby
via
Deliveroo
etc.
However,
for
the
price
the
rooms
are
really
run-down
-
old
stuff,
cabinets
squeaking
and
not
opening
or
closing
properly,
baths
looking
shabby,
AC
especially
in
the
bedrooms
very
loud
and
not
having
a
constant
temperature.
Changed
the
apartment
once
as
AC
in
the
bedroom
was
breaking
down
and
made
horrible
sounds
and
apparently
it
could
not
be
fixed
(we
rather
would
not
have
changed
if
it
could
have
been
fixed)
but
the
next
apartment
was
only
more
run
down,
AC
not
much
better
and
beds
way
harder,
even
though
we
normally
quite
like
harder
beds.
In
one
of
the
bath
rooms,
there
was
hot
water,
but
nearly
no
water
pressure,
in
the
other
one
good
water
pressure,
but
not
really
warm.
The
grab-and-go
breakfast
is
mainly
a
joke,
only
the
coffee
is
alright
-
it
seems
management
found
the
COVID
restrictions
quite
useful
to
save
on
proper
breakfast
ingredients
and
now
only
offers
packed
sandwiches
and
few
other
basic
things
even
when
there
are
no
restrictions
anymore.
There
is
a
handy
laundrette
and
you
get
tokens
for
the
first
month
to
use
it
but
when
we
unfortunately
had
to
extend
the
stay
we
did
not
get
more
tokens
and
had
to
pay
extra
-
did
not
make
any
sense
to
me
and
could
also
not
be
explained,
not
very
service-oriented.
Also,
even
after
a
stay
of
six
weeks
nobody
of
the
usual
staff
that
we
saw
daily
could
remember
our
room
number
-
not
important,
but
also
not
the
best
service.
Nevertheless,
as
said
before,
at
least
staff
was
always
friendly
and
smiling.