Momentus Hotel Alexandra is a star hotel with all the amenities you need

#SingaporeHotels 【Momentus Hotel Alexandra】, in Singapore where every inch of land is valuable, this hotel is very cost-effective! [Hotel Location]: The hotel is located in the Queenstown area, 1.2 kilometers from the Queenstown subway station (about 15-20 minutes walk). We only took the subway to and from the airport on the first and last day, which required us to walk a distance with our suitcases. The rest of the time we took the bus. The good thing is that there are 3 bus stops in different directions downstairs of the hotel. You can take the bus directly to major attractions such as Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown, Orchard Road, Clarke Quay, and VivoCity. The journey takes about half an hour. The buses are not crowded and there are seats, so it is quite convenient. [Price]: We booked a superior king-size room for 3 nights on Ctrip, the price was RMB 1,120 per night including breakfast for two. (The official room area is 24 square meters, but the actual area is estimated to be at most 20 square meters. Hotels in Singapore are generally small! However, the room is well-equipped and clean) [Amenities]: The hotel has been recently renovated, with Chinese service staff at the front desk, an infinity pool on the 7th floor (with a nice pool view), an executive lounge, and a gym. Breakfast is also on the 7th floor. The breakfast variety is quite rich. You can dine by the outdoor swimming pool and enjoy the breeze, which is very comfortable. By the way, IKEA is next to the hotel. [Advantages]: High cost-effectiveness. Under the standard of chain hotels in Singapore, which is generally 1000+/night, this price and area, including breakfast for two, is really a good deal; The hotel swimming pool and breakfast are great; In addition to the normal faucet, there is also a direct drinking faucet at the washbasin in the room, which is convenient for drinking water; There is a toast shop, a bar, and an Indian restaurant downstairs in the hotel. I would like to recommend this Indian restaurant, called [Master Prata]. They have many varieties of Indian pancakes and they taste great. It seems to be quite famous in Singapore. We went there at around 11pm one night and there were still many people there, but we had to order in English.