Shipping Container Hotel @ One-North

we stayed in the non-mirrored shipping container and it was quite the experience! there were two rooms, one with a regular bed and one with a pull down bed. the beds were nice and comfortable, and were large enough for two people per bed. there was a dining table connected to a stove and a sink, which was very practical when we wanted to heat up or eat food. the toilet had enough space for a bath tub, which was luxurious and had compartments for us to place our amenities. the location was near one-north mrt and timbre+, allowing us to have easy transport and also enjoy live music. the staff were very nice and accomodating as well. we would definitely recommend staying here for families of five or smaller.

Stayed at the mirror themed shipping container hotel for 3 days 2 nights. Interesting concept that can accommodate a group of 4, but for our stay we only had 2. This was located in a quaint but public space with no barricade on the perimeter, so do not expect normal hotel-level of privacy. The curtains in the hotel do not cover the glass doors fully, so we had to use the clips on our keychains to hold the curtains together. Bed mattress was thick but quite hard to sleep on. 1 queen bed is located in the main area in the form of a sofa bed, but the other king bed is located in a separate room (with no amenities) that can only be accessed with a key card which was quite troublesome. There is an induction stove with hood that you can use for cooking, cookery and dining ware are provided with dish soap and cleaning sponge. There are even some seasoning provided that you can use to season your meals. The only downside is that there is no drying rack for the dishes and cookery, but we settled with leaving them to dry on the countertop with the cloths provided. The one thing that made this stay quite unpleasant though, was the bathroom. Although it looks nice, it is not practical on most parts. There is a bathtub provided, but no separate shower area so you would have to shower in the bathtub provided as the shower head stand is located in the corner of the bathroom with the toilet bowl right beside. The "handle" on the shower tap was of a smooth cylinder design with no grip which means it is almost impossible to turn on the water with soapy hands. There was water leaking from our bathtub onto the bathroom floor, and the worst part is that the bathroom floor is not made slanted towards the drainage pipes which means that our bathroom was constantly flooded and I had to use a squeegee found in the bathroom cabinet to sweep the water towards the drain if not it would spill over into our main area. This was super frustrating to deal with as the water would not dry up over time as there was little ventilation in the whole facility. Of course you could open the glass doors also located in the bathroom (which is walled off by the mirrors you see in the pictures, but they are not high enough to block the view from the high floors of nearby office buildings), but this means there would be no privacy and our hotel would be exposed to nature and wildlife on the small plot of land outside the bathroom. Also, the glass doors are not tight enough as I found a millipede crawling into our bathroom on one night (the HORROR). The staff were very nice and patient throughout the stay though, you can contact them anytime via whatsapp if you need help with the tv netflix etc.