Dream Lodge @ Farrer Park

8.7Fabulous(346)

HostelSingapore, SingaporeView map5.45km from city centre

Free WiFi
Free Breakfast
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About

Located centrally just outside Central Business District of Singapore along Lavender Street, Dream Lodge is housed in a 1950's era shop house surrounded by 3 MRT stations (Nearest Station : North-East Line - Farrer Park Station - NE8). The location offers quick access to the heart of everything which Singapore have to offer.

Just outside our door step, you will find Hip Cafes, Local Delights, Cultural & Historical Places, Shopping Centres all within 10mins walk. This district is filled with backpackers lodges for some great reasons.

Each spacious pod comes with:
- Reading lights
- 2 pillows
- Anti-Dust mites Orthopaedic mattresses
- Hotel Grade soft Linen and Duvets
- Clothes / Towel Rack
- International power socket
- Personal Lockers
- Air-conditioned rooms

House Rules

Check In

14:00 - 18:00

Check Out

until 11:00

Credit Cards Not Accepted
Taxes Not Included

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Facilities

Free Breakfast
Free City Maps
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Adaptors
Luggage Storage
Postal Service
Housekeeping

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Reviews

8.7Fabulous(346)

Value for Money
8.7
Security
9.7
Atmosphere
7.1
Cleanliness
9.1
Staff
9.1
Location
8.5
Facilities
8.6

Stayed in Jun 2025

8.3

Mahli

Male, 25-30, England

Lovely staff, decent bed and very clean. Don’t expect it to be massively social hostel. But it’s in a decent enough location with a hawker centre and a gym and pool within couple mins walking distance

Stayed in Jun 2025

8.9

Mohd

Male, 31-40, Bangladesh

Clean and Comfortable, But Not Very Social Dream Lodge is a very clean, well-maintained hostel with comfortable capsule-style beds that offer great privacy. The facilities are modern, and the staff are helpful and polite. It’s located in a quiet neighborhood with good transport connections and nearby food options. However, if you’re a backpacker or solo traveler looking for a social vibe, this may not be the best fit. During my stay, most of the guests seemed to be in Singapore for work or lon

Stayed in Jun 2025

6.9

Kenner

Male, 18-24, USA

Not a very social hostel at all. More of a laid back nomad hostel, seems like.

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Location

259A Jalan Besar, Singapore, Singapore

5.5km from city centre

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About Singapore

8.3Fabulous(1580 Reviews)

Activities

8.5

Eating out

8.8

Shopping

8.7

Chilling out

7.8

Transport

9.5

Sightseeing

8.6

Culture

8.1

Nightlife

7.9

Value for Money

6.9

About Singapore

The modern metropolis of Singapore is one of the most culturally diverse destinations in the world. Lying just off the tip of Peninsular Malaysia in Southeast Asia, the city-state fuses Chinese, Malay and Indian traditions with a western outlook. From the bustling backstreets of Chinatown to green spaces like the MacRitchie Reservoir, gleaming shopping malls like ION Orchard or the impressive Singapore National Stadium, Singapore is an exciting city with plenty to see and do.

Hostels in Singapore stretch across different districts, with fun and friendly backpacker dorms, boutique-style capsule rooms and everything in between. They are perfect for solo travellers backpackers and groups. Try a Singapore youth hostel in a heritage building in the heart of Chinatown, a modern lodge with spacious pods on the edge of the nightlife district, or a comfortable capsule youth hostel in up-and-coming Jalan Besar. Complimentary towels, air conditioning and breakfast are standard, as is free Wi-Fi. Some Singapore hostels also have female-only dorms for maximum privacy. Check out our best hostels in Singapore guide here.

Singapore’s charm lies in its distinctive neighbourhoods. Chinatown is a must-visit for its historic shophouses and delectable street food. Little India is equally popular – its main strip, Serangoon Road, is a colourful mix of curry houses, ornate temples and ethnic shops. Nearby Bugis has a street market that's a magnet for bargain hunters, while Lavender is home to many trendy cafés. Clarke Quay is a relaxed riverside district by day; after dark, it transforms into a vibrant nightlife hub.