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Rooms from $100 per night, 3 star. Probably like the 81 Hotels, rent rooms by the hour?

You are renting an apartment, you should be free to invite whoever you want to visit, as long as you don't exceed any occupancy restrictions.

As no one has challenged this claim recently, I think we can assume it still applies.

Bump this up for the newer members here.

RTFF for possible exceptions.

Anything on Craiglist that seems "too good to be true", probably is.

What do you mean by "safe for mongering"?

Depends on which notes you will be there. If you need info, why don't you read this thread, and the others dealing with SING.

Just a reminder for all the newbies here who have problems to RTFF.

[Fort Canning is a YWCA, so is actually not man-friendly)

How silly of me LOL.

This thread is about hotels. Have you read the general info thread?

I think it is reasonable to assume that anyone contemplating staying at the YWCA would not be reading this forum.

You might even say that a YWCA is not MAN friendly.

Guess we need to bump this up again for the newbies who don't bother to RTFF.

I thought that comment was directed at the OP and backing up your post, not criticising you. It is worded a bit vaguely.

You seem to have missed the top post in this thread before you posted.

Best to check hotel websites and booking agencies to see what deals they have going for the time of your visit. Often...

For those who don't bother to RTFF:

Did you RTFF? The answers to both questions are only a few posts below.

YES, YES.

Which hotel doesn't allow visitors?

We may need to add it to the list.

RTFF for possible exceptions.

Rooms generally cost the same whether one or two people occupy it. Check in initially as "Mr & Mrs TheGame", if they ask tell them the wife is coming later.

As YWCAs generally only accept female singles as guests, I don't think this would be too much of an issue for readers here.

For the newbies who are too lazy to read.

What do you mean by "a RIGHT hotel"?

What we need here is a "sticky" post that is always at the top of the page reading ALL HOTELS IN SINGAPORE ARE GIRL FRIENDLY. DON'T BOTHER ASKING

I'm not familiar with many hotels in Singapore, but in Sydney (and other parts of Australia) I could get to the lifts of just about any 3 to 5 star hotel without encountering any front desk staff.
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I have found that the larger and more upmarket the hotel, the less interest (or ability to monitor) there is in the coming and goings of clients and their guests.