This loft is very very bare bones - it does have two beds as described but the space is rather cramped and awkwardly arranged. To reach the loft and bed there, one would have to walk through the other “bedroom”. This means one guest will be walking through the other’s bedroom area to get to the kitchen, bathroom, etc.
There are three ACs in the unit but the remote control was missing for one and we could not control the temperature or turn it off. Eventually had to reach out to front desk again so it wasn’t absolutely freezing in the home.
The communication process was just so lacking. Often they wouldn’t really answer your questions and would respond in a way that made little sense.
There is a washer in the unit but we bought our own detergent after the front desk replied that “detergent was added automatically” to the washer which wasn’t true.
The water heater is controlled by a switch by the bathroom. Be sure this is turned on or you won’t have hot water. We learned later it’s customary in Singapore to turn the water heater on/off when you need it. But this isn’t mentioned at all in the house instructions or check-in process so just bare in mind.
There is also ongoing construction right outside the building. Looks like they’re building a high rise?
If you need to drop off your bags early, keep in mind that the system is not incredibly secure: you are simply leaving your luggage in the office entry way that is often unmanned and is accessible to all other Airbnb guests. Singapore is very safe, but I’d still be careful since the AirBnB has lots of travelers coming in and out.
All in all the location is really convenient, but the AirBnB amounted to just having a roof over our heads and not much more. I fully anticipated that I was simply paying for the location but even then the price is not consistent with the value.