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Hotel Review posted by MS. LEE, SZE INN, Malaysia in July 2008
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Traveler Rating:
 3/5
My ratings for this hotel are:
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Bathroom
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Value
I recommend this hotel for:
 Budget Travelers
 Families
Couples/Romantics
Seniors
Business
Eco Adventure
Would I stay at this location
again: Most likely
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Excellent location to experience the real Singapore with great food and great local shops within walking distance. Absolutely in the middle of the overseas Chinese culture! Room is very small and many things falling apart but clean with good service.
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| Last Royal Peacock Hotel Reviews - 160 Unbiased Traveler Review (s) |
 1/5 Posted by MR. DAVIES, John, Australia in August 2008
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| "Probably the worst hotel my wife and I have stayed in. Minimal breakfast, fausty smell in corridor, broken fittings in room and bathroom, leaking toilet, air con poor and not adjustable,painted walls chipped, our room was changed because of the noisy air conditioner towers outside but the second room while quieter was again small and drab. The worst complaint was the unhelpful female on the evening desk. Our first evening was spoilt by her incorrect advice as to where the SIA buses stopped, etc. " |
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 4/5 Posted by MS. RHYS, Gwyneth, Australia in August 2008
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| "A bit of a mixup with computers down on arrival,and harrassed staff, so got a (reasonably big) room with no window, but this turned out to be a blessing as it was very quiet (others on street side said noise was a problem) Staff really tried to be friendly - only one reception man giving some others a hard time!- but the girl that promised to post my postcard and small packet has not so far come good, as the different guy on the desk promised she would - I did try to leave extra money to ensure postage was covered, but he refused it. This apart, good for the price, in an excellent location in Chinatown, and with free internet access. NB You can get the shuttle bus out from, but not back to, the airport for S$9 - but hotel really close to MRT" |
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 0/5 Posted by MS. WAN, Dorothy, Hong Kong in July 2008
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| "the room is small and dirty. The door lock didn't work. Poor breakfast. Staff are friendly and helpful. It is too expensive in terms of the facilities being provided." |
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3/5 Posted by MS. CHEUNG, Michelle Wing-Han, United Kingdom in June 2008
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| "We stayed in an attic room, As previous reviews stated, there is no window. This is fine as we were only in it at night for sleeping. You do wonder what time it is though when you wake up with no daylight visible. Room was small and clean and cosy. Working fridge and TV. The toiet has a shutter door so obviously smells might be a problem but otherwise it was basic but useable. The roof leaked a little though.
Location is great as very close to the MRT and right in Chinatown.
Room is cheapest going in Chinatown really. There are several hotels all close together and obviously if you want a more hip room, there are choices available. Lots of reasonably priced restaurants, bars very nearby and a few great little furniture /house stuff shops as well." |
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 2/5 Posted by TGH, Australia in June 2008
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| "While conveniently located in Chinatown and close to Outram Park MRT, the Royal Peacock is poor value for money. I had a shabby attic room with a broken lock on the louvered bathroom door, inadequate lighting and no window to the world outside. Dirty tiles and patches of mould on the bathroom ceiling and around the shower base made a poor impression. The poorly-painted corridor outside had a filthy carpet and and an air conditioner that dripped water. The elevator was also very dirty. In keeping with the general tone of the place, the staff at reception were unwelcoming and unfriendly. A few courtesies such as 'please' or 'thank you' and a few more smiles would have made my stay more pleasant. On a more positive note, the buffet-style breakfast (included) was adequate and the dining room attractively presented. Singapore generally seems to have a severe shortage of clean, medium priced accommodation. In various visits to the country over the past 6 years, I have stayed in four different hotels but they have all been disappointing. Regrettably, the Royal Peacock was no exception. " |
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