This location was great and the check in was fast with a friendly receptionist. I believe I booked a single but was upgraded to a double for free. Each set of 4 rooms is in it's own entrance from the hall with different codes being used for the front door of the inn, and the entrance to our section of rooms. Just a short walk from the Lavendar MRT station.
The bed was comfortable with aircon and a fan and there is a 7-11 and multiple restaurants on the same street. The inn overall was quiet with only a few clumsy people making noise at night. The inn has quiet hours posted everywhere which was a nice enforcement to respect sleeping hours.
I would have given 5 stars in all areas if not for one thing. My one thing might not bother others at all, depends on your personality. The room that I was in was not what I considered a fully private room. The door was a simple small slab of material that only closed with a loose hatch lock from the inside. It would have been easy to get through the door by leaning hard against it, and closing it felt more like drawing a curtain between myself and the other units in the small entry way since it was a "real" door. The entry- facing walls were not full height to separate my room fully from the entrance way so I got the hall light lighting my room at night along with the full sound of anyone coughing or moving around.
I suspect those things are not a bother for most people that are use to Asian style hostels/inns. As I get use to using hostels and inns, I will probably find myself going back here. Overall, it was well worth the cheaper accommodation in an expensive city!