Serviced Apartments Chinatown

Serviced apartments in Chinatown

Serviced apartments in Singapore have become a popular choice in accommodation due to the rise in hotel prices across the city and the added privacy they provide. Offering chic short stay apartments, studio apartments, holiday apartments and corporate housing, all of our apartments are self-catering, providing guests with a homely experience ideal for extended stay trips.

Consistent with the surrounding area, our apartments provide refined urban living. Each stylishly designed apartment contains a welcoming living space, a fully equipped kitchen, a comfortable bedroom and a bathroom that contains both bathing and showering facilities. A stay with thesqua.re entitles guests to complimentary Wi-Fi, access to a gym, a regular cleaning service, a parking space and 24 hour security.

Culture & shopping in Chinatown

One of the top attractions in the nearby Clarke Quay is the Asian Civilization Museum. Attracting a multitude of tourists throughout the year, the museum deliniates the history of Singapore and Asia more broadly. Hong San See Temple is an architectural marvel and Buddhist place of worship open to the public.

Clarke Quay Mall and Liang Court offer guests a contemporary shopping experience in Singapore. With hundreds of designer stores, boutiques, high street chain stores and cafes, both satisfy shoppers appetites.

For a serene evening experience, hop onto a boat on the Singapore River. Boat tours are available to cruise up and down the river, allow visitors to take advantage of the sights along the way. The river drifts under historically important bridges such as Anderson Bridge and Clemenceau Bridge, whilst passing the Merlion and Esplanade.

Getting around in Chinatown

Singapore is famed for its public transport system. The MTR services are prompt, regular and connect almost all of the city on different lines. The Clarke Quay MTR station and City Hall MTR Stations are both within walking distance of Chinatown, ensuring that visitors can connect with tourist and business hubs. Bus stations are located across Chinatown, offering a different means of viewing the city.

Changi Airport, Singapore’s largest airport, is located around 20 km from Chinatown. Regular high speed trains depart to Changi Airport from locations across the city.  Car hire is available across the city, but it is important to possess all the necessary documentation.