Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium, An Ihg Hotel, Singapore

The hotel's rooms were a bit dated but suitable for a short weekend stay, although they had an unhealthy mould/damp issue that should not have been overlooked. The service from the staff was pleasant and helpful, but investment in room renovations, especially the bathrooms, is much needed. The location was ideal for those looking for a quieter spot away from the city center, with a pleasant walk along the river but lacking some necessary amenities. The dining experience offered a wide variety of dishes but was lacking in some areas. Overall, a convenient pick for a short stay with room for improvement.

The hotel had spacious and luxurious rooms with the most comfortable bed, but the worn carpet and tired decorations made it feel like a store room. The service was top-notch, making us feel warm and welcome throughout our stay. The location provided easy access to Marina tourist spots, but renovations were ongoing. The dining experience was good, with plentiful options, although management presence was lacking at times.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were spacious and clean, offering a comfortable bed with a choice of pillows, although some items seemed old and unwashed for a while. The service started out very friendly and attentive, but it seemed to become less welcoming as time passed. The location was convenient but required quite a walk to reach the nearest MRT station. Dining was a hit or miss with good variety but limited options for vegetarians. The facilities were decent overall.

The hotel had a nice spacious room, but there was an unhealthy mould/damp issue. The staff were incredibly responsive and helpful, always taking time out to interact with our little boy. The location was good for accessing various attractions in Singapore, but it looked old and could use a refurbishment. The dining experience was generally good, although there were some issues with table availability when getting food. Overall, the facilities were satisfactory.

The hotel offers spacious rooms for 2 adults and 1 child, although they looked a little old. The room included a sofa, a working desk, and a king-size bed, overlooking an inner atrium. The service, especially at the check-in counter, was wonderful, but a renovation of the rooms, particularly the bathrooms, is needed. Located just on the outskirts of town, it is close to Clarke Quay and the historic River Walk area of Singapore. The dining spread at the Atrium restaurant was good and delicious but lacked options for Indian taste. The hotel provides loaned umbrellas and is on first-name terms with some of the staff.