I relocated to Singapore with my family (wife and six month old son). Wanted a place that is close to my workplace (Raffles Sq) so that I don't spend time commuting in the initial days and also gets easier for me to pick my family after work and go out. Stephanie's place was perfect. 10 on location.
This is the most happening place you can possibly live in if you are in Singapore. 80/81 Boat Quay is a building that is literally at the corner of Elgin Bridge which also happens to be the first bridge on Singapore river (built as early as 1819).

On one side of the bridge is Boat Quay and on the other its Clarke Quay. Walk down the stairs of Boat Quay through a series of restaurants that offer you every cuisine under the sun and you reach Raffles Sq in less than 4mins. So, if you are a traveler, looking to stay at the most happening place of Singapore, this is where you should dump your rucksack.

The service apartments are managed by DJ who was there to welcome us when we arrived. Our flight was delayed and we were more than 2 hours late but we got a very warm welcome from DJ. We were relocating, so we literally had the house with us (10-11 large bags suitcases et al). DJ helped us get all that into our apartment which was really great. You appreciate this help when you have a 6 month old and he dictates all the terms ;)

Stephanie, upon hearing that we have a baby, had already booked a bigger room for us which was very kind of her and was a pleasant surprise. You know these places run always full and you pay a premium for any change, so, this was sweet!

The apartment was moderate sized about 220sqft with a q bed, wardrobe, shoe rack, tv, kitchenette & dining area. Bathroom is bigger than expected. There was ample supply of napkins, serviettes, liquids and detergents. There is a common laundry on every floor and with a baby that helped us A LOT. If you like to travel light, you can wash and dry your clothes in couple of hours which I think is helpful.
Most of the rooms don't have a view to offer, so we kept the curtains drawn. Not noisy at all even during weekends. Baby approved :D
DJ was always a chat away. He is usually very busy so I hope he gets enough rest! There is a rooftop bar that gets very busy on weekends so you might always find the lift full (use the stairs!).

There are food courts (BK Eating house, Hainan) if you are on a budget and they will refuel you just fine (you need to try hard to spend more than $12/person).

Overall great stay if you are a traveler and looking for prime location, eateries nearby and use the place for resting after a tiring day of