Thomson Road hotel guide. Four Seasons hotel in Thomson Road, Singapore

"So easy to find after exiting customs in Terminal 3 - fast check in and few minutes later resting in big King sized bed"

"Best bang for your buck"

"Very small rooms and pool was not as good as hoped, but otherwise hotel is good"

"Great location! Big lobby, good restaurants, spacious rooms."

"Nice stay in Singapore. Hotel was at a reasonable price and offered good value for money. Hotel staff were friendly and accommodating, allowing us to check in early from a morning arrival. The rooms were quite small but not a problem if not planning to spend a long time in the room. They were cleaned daily and towels replaced. Location is slightly out of the centre of Singapore but close to Haji street and Arab district. There is also a bus station right outside which goes to key areas such as Gardens by the bay."

"Staff all really friendly, efficient and helpful"

"The hotel was modern and well located on the edge of Chinatown. Steps from Chinatown MRT and Maxwell MRT (easy access to Orchard Rd shopping). Two large hawker markets nearby. Standouts - massive pool and loungers, floor to ceiling windows, blackout blinds. Some have talked about the small rooms and bathrooms, limited storage. We were two guys. Two single beds. Had no issues at all. Beds had lots of space underneath to store and access luggage. Would recommend and would stay again. Good value."

"The property is well maintained. The room is very clean and in excellent condition. The staffs are friendly, courtesy and willing to help. The location is good,and within walking distances to major attractions, shopping malls, restaurants and transportation hubs."

"Overall, we think this hotel is good value. Things that we liked- the common kitchen, complimentary tea/coffee, gym, availability of laundry machines, water cooler to provide chilled water, rooms were mostly comfortable and clean. However, improvements could be made to make the rooms outstanding, one of which is to put more hooks on the walls to make up for lack of counter space."