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Bob G. • October 21, 2013My favorite local restaurant (and that's saying a lot along Balestier Road) - the aloo gobi and the murgh malai tikka. Are. The best in town.
Martin • October 30, 2013Really nice hotel, good breakfast buffet and perfect location right in the middle of Orchard Road.
Ian T. • July 15, 2010One of the better bak kut teh around. If u like the peppery type. For herbal type go to beach road :)
Miu Miu • February 14, 2016i had a great experience here. strong wifi, free bus shuttle to novena station and orchard road. clean, cozy and comfortable rooms. i love their laundromat service. highly recommended.
7.8Noodles • $$$$ •伙食街 Gourmet Street (Coffeeshop) (27 Jalan Berseh, #01-100.), Singapore
Mi Mundo • March 13, 2018Perhaps soul food in Singapore can be a bowl of nutritive soup of laksa!Smoky and savory,Sungai Road Laksa contains clam and surimi in a spicy soup for only 3SG$!
Ting • February 23, 2014The open park is a green lung in the middle of dense and bz balestier road. Nice to stroll in the evening when it's cooler.
Vladimir R. • August 19, 2011There is 24h construction at the back yard so ask for the rooms with windows on the Road ... otherwise it will be difficult to get a sleep.
7.8Asian • $$$$ •229/231 Jalan Besar (At Kitchener Road), Singapore
Saklas Z. • March 15, 2010Aka beach road scissor cut curry road.
Marcus K. • April 29, 2010This road jams all the time! Avoid it during after work hours! Use alternative routes instead, if available. Accessible to Upp Thomson from Exit at PIE.
Cheen T. • November 11, 2013Did u know? This road is the longest road (non-highway) in Singapore at 25 km, running north and south. It takes its name from the Bukit Timah Hill. Source: Wikipedia
Cheen T. • July 9, 2012History: D rd was named after John T Thomson, Gov Surveyor/Chief Engineer of Straits Settlements (1841-1853). He helped build many roads in2 interior of island. Source: Wikipedia
Cheen T. • December 28, 2014Road named after Wee Ah Hood, a Teochew tycoon, junk owner, gambier & pepper planter during the 1800's. He was nicknamed “Pepper King”. Source: Remember Singapore website
Cheen T. • September 19, 2018Road got its name from the large number of Javanese living along Kampong Java Road all the way to Arab Street in the Rochor district. Source: Infopedia
Cheen T. • July 12, 2020The 7-Eleven here is located outside the mall (Thomson Road side). It's in a corner nearer to Goldhill Plaza
Cheen T. • January 24, 2023Designated a Heritage Road. To conserve the scenic tree-lined roads in SG. The others include: Arcadia Rd, Mandai Rd, Lim Chu Kang Rd & South Buona Vista Rd. Source: NParks
Cheen T. • February 2, 2013History: Road named aft Capt. William Scott, Harbour Master & Post Master of Singapore in 1836. He owned property & plantations in d area where Scotts Road is. Source: Infopedia SG
Dave • January 3, 2019Love the rooftop infinity pool and the views. Great service, high quality breakfast. Small rooms, very compact design, though.
john w. • April 24, 2017Atmosphere, shopping centre built in, free WiFi. Every room come with a travel buddy. Free 4g mobile phone with everything you need to not get lost in Singapore. Discount in shops and restaurants.
Fredrik S. • August 7, 2013Great place, just great! Friendly staff, great rooms with all the essentials for a bit longer stay. Tiny, but ok gym and a nice pool. Stable, free and fast internet.
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