Oasia Hotel Downtown Review: Deluxe Room with King Bed @ Tanjong Pagar
Hey Faithfuls! I recently booked a short staycation towards the end of the year. I was on extended year-end leave (very grateful), while my boyfriend was still very much living that corporate life. So we thought, why not book a hotel in the CBD? That way, he could still work, enjoy free parking, and do a little WFH in a nicer setting.
Check-in was done on the Club Floor, and I was immediately obsessed with the vibe the moment we stepped out of the lift. The space was breezy, calm, and serene, with lots of openness and thoughtfully chosen furnishings that made it feel welcoming rather than stuffy. There’s also an area called the Skyline Pavilion, where you can just sit back and soak in the city views.
The lobby has a small bar where you can get fruits and water, and I shamelessly took a lot of green apples.
We booked the Deluxe Room with King Bed, which cost around S$380 for a weekend, one-night stay, including breakfast for two. All Deluxe Rooms come with a premium king-sized bed with (obstructed) city views, and the room itself was exactly what you’d want for a comfortable, fuss-free stay. At the far end of the room, there’s a single chair. My butt did not touch this at all, but I did leave my bags on it.
The room was equipped with all the usual contemporary amenities—cable TV, high-speed Wi-Fi, an iron and ironing board, an in-room safe, a hair dryer, and a 48-inch LED TV.
There's also a work desk along the wall separating the room from the bathroom. It’s surprisingly spacious and functional, and the chair provided decent back support for short working periods. Power outlets were easy to locate, and the Wi-Fi connected quickly without issues—very important for WFH days.
Right in front of the bed was the TV offering a selection of cable channels, including Fox Movies, Fox Sports, and Mio Stadium. Note that casting only works on Android devices!
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| Image adapted from Oasia Hotel Review |
Pool-wise, Club guests have access to a pool on Level 21 with an obstructed view, while all guests can use the two rooftop pools on Level 27, located at opposite ends of the building. This hotel is all about paying for a view, and that's the only gripe I have.
Breakfast was served at The Marmalade Pantry on Level 1. The spread was simple, featuring a small selection of local and Western dishes, cereals, fruits, salads, a cheese platter, plus coffee and tea.
Evening cocktails for Club guests were served from 6pm to 8pm, with no prior reservation required. You could choose to sit indoors or outside in the breeze. Parking at the hotel is chargeable, but guests who book directly through the hotel’s website receive a complimentary one-time exit parking coupon per room night.
Overall, Oasia Hotel Downtown was a really pleasant stay, especially if you’re looking for a CBD hotel that doesn’t feel cold or corporate. Between the greenery, thoughtful amenities, and Club Floor experience, it felt like a proper urban retreat. Would I come back? Probably, but I'll have to pay for an unobstructed view for sure.
Thanks for reading, and see you next post.
Oasia Hotel Downtown
Address: 100 Peck Seah Street, Singapore 079333
Telephone: +65 6812 6900
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