This vibrant and cozy hostel is located along the South Bridge Road in Singapore’s Chinatown, and it perfectly encapsulates the spirit of this lively neighborhood. Prices for a stay in dorm rooms start at around $20 per night, but they vary depending on the type of room and the season.

Adler Hostel was built on the site of an old pawn shop and a teahouse, and it perfectly merges the social aspect of backpacker hostels with the comfort levels of classic boutique hotels. If you’re a fan of all things retro, you’ll feel right at home at this lovely spot, filled with antique furniture sourced from all around the world.

Bunk beds at this place look more lavish than at a majority of hostels in a similar price range, but its lounge is actually its strongest suit. In addition to looking like a vintage oasis, it’s also a great place to start your morning with a fresh cup of coffee or tea.

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The very first MET A Space Pod space-themed hostel opened its doors in 2014, and there are currently a total of three locations – Boat Quay, Chinatown, and Arab Street. They’re all unique in their own right, but each one will make you feel like you’re traveling across the universe.

The main idea behind this hostel chain was to “provide tourists with a unique mix of privacy and opportunity to socialize.” Each pod is designed with guests’ convenience and comfort in mind, and that’s why they offer many amenities you wouldn’t find at classic hostels.

Futuristic pods are equipped with personal television, power sockets, mini-safe, ventilators, mirror, and high-speed Wi-Fi, and each of the hostels in MET A Space Pod chain offers delicious continental breakfast free of charge.

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This vibrant and cozy hostel is located along the South Bridge Road in Singapore’s Chinatown, and it perfectly encapsulates the spirit of this lively neighborhood. Prices for a stay in dorm rooms start at around $20 per night, but they vary depending on the type of room and the season.

Adler Hostel was built on the site of an old pawn shop and a teahouse, and it perfectly merges the social aspect of backpacker hostels with the comfort levels of classic boutique hotels. If you’re a fan of all things retro, you’ll feel right at home at this lovely spot, filled with antique furniture sourced from all around the world.

Bunk beds at this place look more lavish than at a majority of hostels in a similar price range, but its lounge is actually its strongest suit. In addition to looking like a vintage oasis, it’s also a great place to start your morning with a fresh cup of coffee or tea.

The post This Affordable Hostel in Singapore Offers a Classy Experience appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

The very first MET A Space Pod space-themed hostel opened its doors in 2014, and there are currently a total of three locations – Boat Quay, Chinatown, and Arab Street. They’re all unique in their own right, but each one will make you feel like you’re traveling across the universe.

The main idea behind this hostel chain was to “provide tourists with a unique mix of privacy and opportunity to socialize.” Each pod is designed with guests’ convenience and comfort in mind, and that’s why they offer many amenities you wouldn’t find at classic hostels.

Futuristic pods are equipped with personal television, power sockets, mini-safe, ventilators, mirror, and high-speed Wi-Fi, and each of the hostels in MET A Space Pod chain offers delicious continental breakfast free of charge.

The post This Pod Hostel Chain in Singapore Takes You to Outer Space appeared first on Traveler Dreams.