The Best Cheap Hotels In Singapore Under $200 A Night

Lloyd’s Inn is a 34-room boutique hotel with 8 room types located in Somerset, a five-minute walk away from Singapore’s famous Orchard Road shopping belt. All rooms have been designed to highlight a range of natural materials, such as concrete and wood, with touches of nature creeping in via outdoor bathrooms, skylights and private courtyards.

Although there’s no restaurant on site, there is a communal outdoor pantry with chairs and tables, a microwave, water and ice dispenser, coffee machine, and a vending machine. But since the hotel is located so close to the city centre, you won’t have to walk far to find a range of eateries. There’s also a small swimming pool and an outdoor roof terrace that overlooks the street—perfect for evening drinks.

Packed with smart design and space-saving solutions, you’ll find KēSa House in the heart of vibrant Chinatown. With vaulted ceilings and a perfectly placed skylight for stargazing, the deluxe room is all you need for a short, cosy getaway.

Designed around the idea of connectivity, the fully equipped Kēsa kitchen is on standby for culinary creations big and small, while the Kēsa terrace is ready to welcome you for a sundowner after the day’s adventures.

We’ll forgive you for thinking you’re sleeping on a spaceship at The Pod. The boutique capsule hotel offers modern and minimalistic living with complimentary laundry, a hot buffet breakfast, and all the bells and whistles you could need for a cosy night’s sleep.

Conveniently located off Beach Road in the heart of Kampong Glam, you’ll sleep well knowing all the dosh you’re saving can be spent exploring Singapore from this home base.

Located on Keong Saik Road and surrounded by a host of restaurants and bars, KINN Studios is a brand new boutique hotel designed to cater to solo adventurers, young travellers, and leisure enthusiasts seeking a balance of affordability and sophistication.

Inside the four-story heritage building you’ll find three room types, each catering to a different experience. The Cosy Rooms provide an idyllic retreat amidst the vibrant city streets and are perfect for anyone who enjoys natural light and vibrant streets, while the Ground Rooms, which are also wheelchair friendly, provide easy access to the communal dining area and lounge. If you prefer to be cocooned in your own world with an extra layer of privacy, the Hideaway Rooms are a great option as they are neatly tucked away on the top floor.

A place to refresh your mind, body and soul, KINN Studios also places a significant focus on holistic wellness and is working with Safe Space, an online/offline mental health counselling service provider in Singapore, to provide you with access to therapy sessions to help counter any travel anxieties and worries. Within your room, you will also get to use and keep a specially designed KINN Pocket Serenity wellness booklet featuring bite-sized words of affirmation and personal journaling prompts.

Set within six historical shophouses in Chinatown, Hotel Mono offers stylish comfort without the hefty price tag. Each of the 46 rooms have been beautifully restored while retaining original charm thanks to characteristic air wells and Rococo-era windows. The Deluxe Double features a queen-sized bed, mini fridge and big windows that look down onto the street below.

Thanks to its convenient location, this effortlessly chic hotel is perfect for leisure travellers who want to be in the heart of the action while still having a tranquil spot to rest their head at night.

A tropical escape in the heart of Chinatown, Hotel Soloha is an Instagrammers dream. Every nook and cranny is decked out with bespoke artisan furnishings, neon lights, and wild artwork. Of the 45 rooms available, we recommend the Outdoor Suite which comes complete with your own private outdoor space and bathtub. Although you will have to be quick as these rooms get booked up fast.

The hotel also has a multitude of social spaces including a bar-reception, rooftop courtyard, and a games room should you fancy getting to know your fellow travellers.

An award-winning flagship hotel, Furama RiverFront offers the perfect base for exploring Singapore. If you’re travelling with the family, we recommend the theme suite which features two separate bedrooms equipped with kid-friendly amenities and furniture. You can even take your pick of themes: safari or emergency services. On site you’ll also find an outdoor swimming pool with floats and pool toys and an indoor playroom perfect for entertaining little ones.

Dining options include The Square@Furama which offers everything from local fare to western delights, Kintamani for all-you-can-eat Indonesian food, and The Waterfall Lounge which is set against a 20ft waterfall and is the perfect place to have a quiet cup of coffee.

If you fancy staying close to the beach but can’t afford the luxury hotels on Sentosa, look no further than the recently renovated Santa Grand Hotel East Coast. Only a 12-minute walk from East Coast Beach, this boutique property features traditional Chinese Baroque architecture alongside local Peranakan touches.

A great base for exploring Katong and Joo Chiat while still being close enough to downtown, the property also boasts a rooftop infinity pool, hot tub and a restaurant and bar. We recommend the Superior Room which has plenty of natural light thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows.

You’ll know you’ve made the right choice upon your approach to The Great Madras in colourful Little India. Housed in an Art Deco building, you’ll definitely want to hire the interior designer here because every nook and cranny exudes effortlessly cool vibes.

There’s an onsite barber to keep fellas looking dapper, a halal bistro to keep you full in-between visits to Singapore’s best foodie haunts, and a pool to cool off in. No matter your budget The Great Madras has a room for you, even hostel-like rooms if you’re keeping things pretty tight. The Good Room is worth the small splurge for your own ensuite.

Housed in a heritage 1920s Art Deco style building, Wanderlust merges old world charm with modern day comforts. Located on the fringe of Singapore’s main commercial and business districts, you’ll find yourself close to everything while remaining off the beaten track.

The property's 29 rooms are all elegantly-appointed, but we recommend the studio lofts, which provide two-storeys of residential bliss with a separate living space and kitchenette—perfect for families or if you’re looking for a little extra space. There's also an outdoor dipping pool and a launderette on site.

Nestled in the heart of Robertson Quay, adjacent to the Singapore river, Robertson Quay Hotel offers the perfect blend of convenience and affordability. Although it’s a budget hotel, it still has everything you need for a comfortable stay including rooms that are equipped with modern amenities (think free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and flat-screen TVs) and an outdoor swimming pool.

While there are no dining options available on site, you’ll find plenty of Roberston Quay restaurants right at your doorstep.