Furama Riverfront

Evelyn Lee

**Our First Experience with Little Hoteliers, Big Adventures** We joined *Little Hoteliers, Big Adventures* for the first time—a one-day June holiday camp where children get to experience a fun-filled day of activities, carefully planned by the team. Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by the staff (Winnie and Mae), who made us feel welcome. My child enjoyed an hour of free play at the Waka Waka indoor playground before the event officially began. The activities were well-structured and engaging, though time management could be slightly improved. My daughter loved making her own pizza and eating it for lunch afterward. Later, the group moved to the ground level, where the staff demonstrated how to check in at a hotel—a fun and interactive experience for the kids. The highlight for my child was the slime-making session! It was her first time creating slime, and she was amazed by how much effort it required. She was especially thrilled to see such a large bubble slime—the smile and wonder on her face were priceless. I’d also like to extend a **BIG thank you** for the surprise birthday cake for my daughter, whose birthday fell on the same day as the camp. She was completely surprised when everyone sang for her—it made her day extra special! When I asked if she’d like to attend again next year, she immediately said, **“YES!”** Thank you to the entire team for your hard work and dedication in making this holiday camp so memorable!

Kul Chawla

Stayed here for 12 nights as my base while i explored Singapore. Great central location walking distance to Havelock MRT and bus stops dotted around the hotel so access and transport were excellent. About 40 mins from Changi at a cost of around SGD 40 with a metered Taxi. It is right opposite the considerably more expensive Holiday Inn Atrium. Hotel itself is an eyesore and internally it's not much better. Rooms are tired and the whole hotel is in need of a huge moderisation programme. However, what set's it apart is the amazing staff. Had a wonderful stay because of that. Everyone so welcoming and helpful (Sara and Iskander in Lounge, Hershiel in lobby). Swimming pool was really nice albeit not glam. Breakfast was simply superb with a great variety of western, Asian and continental options. There is a really handy 7-11 at the bottom of the hotel - small but has enough for all te little things you need. Overall it was great value for money and we had a great stay!

Jaycer Vonn Albay

The hotel was superb, no doubt. Ms. Liza was incredibly warm and hospitable from the moment we arrived. Her genuine kindness and welcoming nature made us feel right at home. Truly a wonderful host!

Grower David

Excellent Stay at Furama River Front Hotel! I had a wonderful experience staying at Furama River Front. The hotel offers a perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and great service. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-equipped, with cozy beds and lovely city or river views. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful from check-in to check-out, always ready with a smile and happy to assist. The breakfast buffet had a wide selection of both local and international dishes – fresh and delicious every day. The location is also ideal, just a short distance from Clarke Quay and Chinatown, with easy access to public transport. The swimming pool and gym were well-maintained, providing a relaxing break after a day of exploring the city. Whether you're visiting for business or leisure, Furama River Front is a great choice for a comfortable and memorable stay in Singapore. Highly recommended!

Swati Tewari

We stayed in a studio classic for 3 people. The room was sooo cramped, one person could not get off from the bed but had to crawl over the other side. The worst was the bathroom it was super small, the wash basin is outside and the shower area has glass, facing the beds, there is a thin curtain which is translucent and does not close properly, so no privacy, rooms r not cleaned for 3 days under the tag of "sustainability". While the lobby and common areas are great the studio classic sucks, please don't book the studio classic.