ibis budget Singapore Mount Faber in Singapore

The room is clean and tidy, and the air is fresh. Mount Faber is right outside the door, making it perfect for quiet guests who enjoy hiking.
Service: Warm and attentive, the front desk staff are very responsible and can communicate in Chinese.

The price is fair and acceptable, but for those heading to Sentosa, this hotel isn't within walking distance; you'll need to take three bus stops. The hotel facilities are small, which is typical for Singaporean hotels. The bathroom is a bit inconvenient because water gets everywhere when you shower. Frankly, if the price were under 400, this hotel would offer great value for money. However, if it's over 500, it feels just average. The hotel doesn't provide enough bottled water, which is a real inconvenience for guests.

The hotel provides a comfortable and pleasant stay with clean, well-maintained rooms and friendly staff who are always willing to assist. The check-in and check-out processes were smooth and efficient. The location is convenient, with easy access to transportation, nearby restaurants, and key attractions, making it suitable for both business and transit stays. The room amenities are adequate and well prepared, ensuring a restful night. Overall, the hotel offers good value for money and meets expectations for a short stay. I would consider staying here again and would recommend it to others looking for a convenient and comfortable accommodation.

the location hotel ibis budget singapore mount faber near harbourfront shopping center, bus express station center from Malaysia to SG, vivo city shopping center, harbourfront cable car tower 2 only just walk 5-10 minute from hotel ibis mount faber to sentosa (universal studio just walk about 25 minute)

The hotel is great and we really enjoy staying there because its near to manu tourist spot especially to my husband place..If i'll be back it must be here..God Bless to all.the crews very accomodating🥰🥰🥰

The location of the Hotel is conveniently near
VivoCity and Harbourfront so if your activities are
mostly going to Sentosa this is a very good
hotel to stay. It also has beautiful view and safe
surroundings. Seah Im Food Centre is just 10mins
walk, we always have breakfast there. It is also near
bus stops just 1 to 2 mins walk. The place is clean,
with good water pressure, good air conditioning and
fast wifi. There are also convenience stores nearby,
Cheers and Shell Select. The Bistro downstairs also
serve good food. The staff are friendly and helpful,
They let us leave our luggages even after we have
checked out of the hotel. Kudos to Elaine for being
cheerful and accomodating. Highly recommended

Venesh and Ryan are very helpful when wee checked in. Staff are very nice always greets us every time they see us.)

Staying in Singapore has certainly been an experience, and overall, it was quite… unique 😅

First, the pros:
1. **Convenient Location**: It's about 900 meters from Harbourfront Vivocity, roughly a 10-minute walk.
2. **Affordable Price**: At 625 RMB per night (weekend rate, slightly higher than weekdays) including tax, this is considered quite cheap in Singapore, where prices are sky-high 😅.
3. **Cleanliness**: The room was very clean and well-maintained, as expected from a chain brand.

Now for the cons:
First, the room is tiny, definitely less than 13 square meters. The actual usable space, including the bathroom, is only about six or seven square meters.
Second, I honestly didn't understand what "1 double bed measuring 1.31 meters" meant at first. After checking in, I realized that 1.31 meters was the total width of *two* beds! Divided by two, each bed was only 0.65 meters wide 😅. Honestly, this is the narrowest bed I've ever slept in 😅.

I didn't think much of it and just lay down, but in the middle of the night, I almost fell off the bed when I turned over. I had to get up and push the two beds together to be able to continue sleeping, albeit uncomfortably, due to the large, sunken gap in the middle. Also, I don't know who keeps them, but there are several chickens in the green belt outside, and they started crowing incessantly before 7 AM. It feels a bit out of place for a business hotel to have chickens outside, not quite fitting with Singapore's sophisticated, elite image, haha 😅.

Another experience related to "cultural differences": The hotel doesn't provide bottled water. There's a "drinking water" sign on the bathroom faucet, but I didn't dare drink it, haha 😅. Luckily, I brought two bottles of water myself (500ml + 600ml), which I managed to make do with for a day and a half. Plus, there was a 600ml bottle of mineral water on the Aeroline bus on the way back the next evening. This saved me money on buying water in Singapore (not including a coconut shake and a durian cendol I bought the next day).

Singapore is really hot and humid. The sun is scorching during the day, and walking outside feels like being roasted alive 😅. Restaurants and food courts don't provide free hot or cold water. Water might indeed be a scarce resource here, which I can rationally understand 😅.

there is a bar next to the hotel, and there are chicken crossings the road!

The bed and pillow is soft, for the neck is easy to get hurts

The location is a bit out of town but the bus stop is just in front of the Hotel very convenient.
The room is small but clean. The service was brilliant. Hotel staff Elana and eve were excellent service when we asks for extra pillows and friendly also with smile.