DISCUSSION for Hilton Honors Hotels in Singapore {SGP}
#766
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Scarsdale, NY USA; LT PLT AA; AA 3 mm (4 mm will never happen); Hilton Diamond, Marriott Silver, AA is clueless why I fly
Posts: 754
Both hotels are by busy streets. It all depends on how of a floor your room is on and where it faces. I have stayed at both (more times at the Hilton) and never found the noise level to be annoying. Then again I usually request a high floor.
#768
Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Singapore and KL
Programs: HH Diamond, BA Gold, Marriott Platinum Premier, IHG Gold, Phyllis Court Junior Member
Posts: 360
Last time I was at the Hilton there was more disturbance coming through the thin and cheap room door from housekeeping in the corridor than from outside!
#769
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Hilton, Hyatt House, Del Taco
Posts: 5,375
We just stayed at the Hilton on Orchard Rd recently. No issues whatsoever with the noise. I posted a review on another thread. It's a great property esp if you have access to EL, and a lot of good food/shopping within walking distance.
#771
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 1,470
Stayed at both hotels many times - at the Hilton it has almost always been a room facing the rear of the hotel (I think overlooing the Four Seasons) and it has always been very quiet. At the Conrad, I recollect sometimes hearing the noise of fast cars revving up - but always very late at night (2AM and later), even though I always stay at floor 30 and above
#772
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Barcelona
Posts: 123
Hotel Review: Hilton Singapore
Stay at the Conrad. It is leaps and bounds better.
http://jerrremy.wixsite.com/pointhig...lton-Singapore
http://jerrremy.wixsite.com/pointhig...lton-Singapore
#773
Join Date: Sep 2016
Programs: HHonors (D), SPG (P), Marriott (P)
Posts: 39
Stay at the Conrad. It is leaps and bounds better.
http://jerrremy.wixsite.com/pointhig...lton-Singapore
http://jerrremy.wixsite.com/pointhig...lton-Singapore
Would not pay more than $200 for this.
#774
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Bangkok/Singapore
Programs: Frantic Hilton/Marriott runs
Posts: 925
Stay at the Conrad. It is leaps and bounds better.
http://jerrremy.wixsite.com/pointhig...lton-Singapore
http://jerrremy.wixsite.com/pointhig...lton-Singapore
#776
Join Date: Jun 2014
Programs: Honors Diamond, Bonvoy Gold, Accor Gold, OW Emerald, SIXT Diamond
Posts: 831
Pity Hilton is not doing more in Singapore. I find both the Hilton & Conrad Singapore to be mediocre hotels for the price, especially their dated rooms.
With all the new buildings coming up, and steady amount of travelers, Hilton's missing an opportunity to make a statement. SPG & Accor on the other hand seem to be thriving there, not to mention the local brands.
With all the new buildings coming up, and steady amount of travelers, Hilton's missing an opportunity to make a statement. SPG & Accor on the other hand seem to be thriving there, not to mention the local brands.
#777
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Seattle , WA DL DM 2MM, Marriott Lifetime Titanium
Programs: Marriott Bonvoy, Delta Skymiles
Posts: 318
Hilton Singapore or Conrad?
Planning a 6 day trip to Singapore for Leisure have lots of Hilton points to burn any recommendations on which hotel to pick?
forgot to mention traveling around Christmas & New Years
forgot to mention traveling around Christmas & New Years
Last edited by SFOFlyer2; Jul 5, 2017 at 10:32 pm Reason: Added dates
#778
Join Date: Feb 2015
Posts: 539
The Conrad was a stunning property. The location was great with a mall and many restaurants nearby. The rooms were a bit sparse but adequate. The Gold breakfast had a lot of variety as well. But what set it apart was the service, from check-in to the concierge to the manager to the valets. Everyone went above and beyond.
#780
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Seattle , WA DL DM 2MM, Marriott Lifetime Titanium
Programs: Marriott Bonvoy, Delta Skymiles
Posts: 318
The Conrad was a stunning property. The location was great with a mall and many restaurants nearby. The rooms were a bit sparse but adequate. The Gold breakfast had a lot of variety as well. But what set it apart was the service, from check-in to the concierge to the manager to the valets. Everyone went above and beyond.