Nice studio apartment in a busy, thriving part of town. The apartment is next to Chinatown, which has lots of shops and restaurants. We were there during the Chinese New Year period so it was thronged with holidaymakers, lanterns and big scultpures of rabbits (it's the Year of the Rabbit, now). The apartment is simple but had everything we needed. The reception desk is manned during the day but you can get in the front door using a keycode, so it's not a problem if there's no one there. One thing to mention is that the landlord requires a deposit of 300 Singapore dollars in cash. This is returned to the guest on checkout, which was a bit annoying for us, because we didn't need that much cash with us on the way to the airport. I had to go to a money exchanger to convert it into my home currency, at a not particularly good rate. It would be much easier if guests could put the deposit on a credit card.