Hotel Soloha Singapore: a tropical slice of Hawaii and retro glam
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Hotel Soloha Singapore: a tropical slice of Hawaii, warm hospitality and retro glam

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Hotel SolohaSingapore brings tropical Hawaiian vibes to Singapore with its 45 colourful rooms.

Hotel Soloha Singapore, the newly opened 4-star boutique hotel in the Keong Saik neighbourhood, is inspired by urban jungle chic and retro glam celebrating the bold, stylish and cultured Singapore together with a good pinch of the fun and friendly ‘aloha’ -spirit. 

Hotel Soloha Singapore’s Location

The Keong Saik Neighbourhood, once known as the city’s Red Light District, is today one of the hottest spots in town and a destination in its own right. The area, which never sleeps, is home to a good number of bars, restaurants and eateries. Located on Teck Lim Road, Soloha Hotel benefits from a prime location surrounded by famous restaurants and bars such as Ah Tong Eating House, Potato Head Folk and Kafe UTU. The hotel is also only a short walk from the buzzing Chinatown filled with local hawkers, shops and beautiful buildings. The airport is only a 30-minute drive away and the closest MRT station a short 5-minute walk.

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The Interior Design & Style

Checking into Hotel Soloha is a total Wow-factor. Lots of work has gone into transforming the place into an urban jungle, which with help from local artists, is exactly the sensation you when entering the hotel lobby.  The 3-meter mural painted by local artist Ethrishia Liaw adds to the ‘tropical sensuality’ – theme and that’s not the only artwork on display. There’s also an impressive 13m high art piece in the lift shaft, named ‘Spirit of the Forest’, painted by local artist Danielle Tay. The colourful and playful design continues throughout the hotel with each floor being represented by a specific animal. In addition to the tropical theme, there’s a cool retro vibe going on with ’80s deluxe’ furniture and decor.

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The Rooms & Suites

The hotel features 45 guest rooms ranging across five room categories– the standard, superior, deluxe, loft and suite – with deluxe rooms starting from $250++ per night. The Suites are located on the second floor and benefits from a lovely outdoor communal area with sofas surrounded by green lush plants and cooling fans making it the perfect spot to relax and enjoy an afternoon coffee. The rooms aren’t big however space has cleverly been used including the space underneath the beds which can accommodate three regular-sized luggage. The beds are comfortable and have a soft topper for extra comfort. The bathrooms are equipped with Hansgrohe Raindance showers, figured glass panels and deluxe in-house toiletries, including lemongrass shampoo and lavender body wash. The Smart Room Control Unit is easy to figure out and controls the air-con and light settings, there are even buttons for  ‘party’ to ‘romantic’ moods. There’s a large 55-inch TV, an electronic safe (which opens from the top making it super easy to store your laptop) and a small fridge.

Guests staying in the top loft can enjoy a spectacular rooftop view of the Keong Saik’s neighbourhood which almost feels a bit like being in Paris.

The Breakfast

The daily breakfast is served in the Takeshi Noodle Bar which is the hotel’s Wes Anderson-inspired restaurant decked out with comfy indigo and blush pink velvet and rattan sofas, terrazzo tables and fresh flowers. The buffet includes toast, pastries, fruits and cereals. The hot dishes include local dishes on rotation (one local dish each morning) where guests can get a taste of hawker food such as fried carrot cake, seafood fried rice, fried kway teow and fried Hokkien noodles. If you happen to sleep in after a long flight there’s no need to worry. The continental breakfast is left out to 12 pm for the late-starters.

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The Service

In addition to the hotel’s impressive and cool interior design, comfortable rooms and funky communal spaces, Soloha Hotel really exceeds all expectations when it comes to the service – this hotel gets hospitality! Hotel Manager Raymond is a ray of sunshine and can be seen socialising with guests throughout the day, making sure everyone is happy and is even making the effort to personally deliver coffees. The rest of the staff is equally friendly and helpful. A nice touch is the complimentary coffees from the bar/reception area as well as the free snacks and well-stocked fridge with soft-drinks.

Who is the Hotel Soloha Singapore for?

Perfect for solo travellers or couple Hotel Soloha is actually surprisingly family-friendly as well. Guest checking in with their families or in bigger groups can opt for the loft or suite and may book several rooms surrounding the courtyard to enjoy full privacy of the space. Whether you are travel for business or leisure the hotel offers a comfortable, fun and memorable stay. And don’t be surprised when checking out, if you find yourself checking in again very soon. Soloha Hotel will most likely become one of your favourite hotels in Singapore.

Room rates start at S$ 185 ++

Location: 12 Teck Lim Road, Singapore 088387 Contact: +65 6222 8881 Email: resv@solohahotels.com 

www.solohahotels.com

Telephone: +65 6222 8881

Planning a trip to Singapore? Check out our Singapore City Guide.

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