1 NETHARAVON ROAD
Superior First Class Modern Hotel
20 kms to city centre
6 kms to the nearest airport (singapore)
5 minute walk to the nearest bus stop
10 km to the nearest fair site (singapore expo)
1 km to the nearest beach
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generalThis hotel can be considered as a resort from the city in a quiet neighbourhood where the locals come for a outing. One can also consider this for an airport hotel although one must travel around the runway to get there. Once there, the atmosphere will lend itself to a peaceful and relaxing stay - especially while at the roof top swimming pool facing the sea watching the planes coming in. Also, don't miss the nice cosy drinking spot called Charlie's Corner in the village.
Hotel provides a complimentary hourly airport transfer from 6am to 12 midnight (break from 12 to 1pm)
AC 7/04
lobbyThe ultra modern lobby is bright and done in white, metal and light wood. Long and large, the check in counter in on the right and the stair lead to the restaurant next to the counter. Four bubble lifts take you up to the rooms in the centre of the lobby.
exteriorA low rise building of 8 stories, it is practically the largest building in this quiet neighbourhood consisting mainly of holiday chalets and country clubs. The white building is highlighted with some colorful balconies to liven up the exterior.
restaurantThe coffee house is on the ground floor has a full length glass that faces onto the golf course behind. Also in ultra modern design, it serves up local and western fare. There is a lounge adjacent to the restaurant in the centre of the hotel.
roomsThis newly built hotel feature rooms that are modern in design with white bed covers and duvet. The carpets and curtains are earth tones and the furniture is in light woods. Bathrooms are in beige marble and have a window into the room.
locationLocated in the sleepy seaside suburb of Changi Village, the hotel is situated near the beach and the jetty if one wants to take a boat out to Ubin island for some nature. The quaint village of Changi has its roots from WWII when the British forces established it as a place for R&R. There is a golf course nearby as well as a food centre across the road and more restaurants and pub down the road. Nearby, the infamous Changi War Museum and Chapel is of particular interest to WWII veterans as well as history buffs. The area is self sufficient for a getaway from the city and is a favorite weekend or evening dining spot for locals and visitors alike..
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