The Royal Peacock Hotel
I stayed in hotel for a week after I came back from Jakarta. This is because of my flatmates' relative came to visit them. Anyway, they paid for the hotel. ;)
So I spent the night in the Royal Peacock Hotel for four days and in Quality Hotel for two days.
Quality Hotel is a nice, clean, and quite cheap hotel in Balestier area. Probably because of the location is a bit far from MRT station, although there are quite some buses go to City Hall, Bugis, Orchard, and HarbourFront areas passing Balestier Road. Balestier Road has quite a lot of hotels and I think most of them may be categorized as a dirty hotel, if you know what I mean. There is also a famous Ba Kut Teh shop if you go further down along the Balestier Road. But because the Quality Hotel is just like a typical hotel, I will not put any photos in this blog.
The Royal Peacock Hotel is a budget boutique hotel located in Keong Saik Road, Chinatown. The former shop-houses turned hotel is using a Chinese theme as its concept. The ambiance is quite warm. The room that I occupied is not bad considering it is an attic. Unfortunately my room does not have any windows and uses yellow neon lights. So it is a bit dim for me, but hey... maybe that's the concept of the hotel to create the warm-like atmosphere. There is one important thing that I need to complain about the room though. The wall is thin. I can hear people talking at the other side of the room. Overall, the hotel design is interesting.
Aunty Tong's Restaurant
I had my breakfast here for four days. The food is not bad considering this is a budget hotel.
Teck Lim Road Scene
Located just opposite the Royal Peacock Hotel, this road offers the travellers other budget accomodation and affordable eateries places.
Hotel 1929
In contrast with the Royal Peacock Hotel, Hotel 1929, which is located just opposite the Royal Peacock Hotel, is a boutique hotel with hip, retro, and vintage theme. It was a shop-houses built in 1929, hence the name.
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