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All room categories are essentially the same hardware and software, the only difference is the floor number and view (and of course king/twin). There are also some minor variances as to corner rooms and window style in rooms, but those are the same on each floor and follow the building design. Nespresso machine, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries all the same. Executive rooms tend to be 25th floor and up, and of course come with lounge access. Premium rooms come with F&B and laundry discounts if I recall. Grand deluxe are on the13th to 17th floors.

Recent stay, so some data points
- DIA upgraded from standard room to exec. Points were used
- early checkin was not available due to need for a twin, king would have been no issue. Were allowed to grab breakfast on the 4th floor. We were in sandles and shorts etc.
- lounge on 31 or 4 floor was offered. 31st floor is nicer, but gets crowded and can be a little snooty. Same drinks and food.
- children above 13 are allowed on 31st floor. Some children were obviously below 13. Not a nuisance but not strictly enforced. As a parent to a 10 and 13 year old the kids were closer to 10 years. Our 10 year old did not go in.
- late checkout was offered to 3pm, 5pm with SG$100 payment. This could also be guaranteed before arrival.
- we were able to take breakfast in the main restaurant with a little nudging at reception.
- promenade is the closest station and is 200m from hotel so not an issue on hot and humid days
- very easy to get to and from with airport train.
- soft drinks and basic drinks (beer, wine, champagne) available all day - which is the only Hilton family hotel that I can think of that has this. Spirits at evening hours.
- Laurent Perrier is available, you need to specifically ask though
- I have no idea if you can take drinks from the 4th floor lounge to have by the pool.
- not allowed to take phone calls in lounge, but loud talking by others was not an issue...

overall a a good stay, very Conrad like feel, and has not gone downhill like hong kong

only disappointment is that pool is quite shallow, and colder than you would expect.

KF

Breakfast at 1 is available to all (all who have breakfast anywhere already, that is). They only tell some people about it to manage queues but you don't need to do anything special or request anything. If you get told level 4 and just turn at at level 1 you'll be fine.

Train is a bit cheaper, especially during peak taxi times when they surcharge, but I find the $ saving very minimal unless by yourself, for the extra time it takes of 15-20 min more. You save about 15SGD for 1 person, maybe 12 SGD for 2?

take grab or gojek.they tend to be cheaper than taxi

It takes a bit less than an hour. The airport line is on a trunk line so it is three trains or two changes. Very simple as trains are every couple of minutes, walk is less than 200m and it costs around SG$2 per person. There is also a bus that is direct, however did not fancy the idea of standing outside in the heat.

The comment about bout breakfast was to highlight that each person we asked said 4 or 31, it was not until,we specifically asked about 1 that it was said it was ok. Breakfast at 1 is larger, but as pointed out did have a queue unless you wanted to sit outside. Queue took around 2-3 mins.

If if you just want fruit, western mains, omelette and toast then 4 and 31 are just fine.