Hotel exceeded our expectations. While the price was good value. We were able to have an very early check in just after 8 a.m. which was great since we had been flying for 17 hours. We passed on the in-house internet since Singapore was free city-wide wireless access.

Nice pleasant lobby area as well as glassed in elevators make for a nice introduction. We passed on the expensive breakfast since Little India was just 5 minute walk.

Air conditioning and ceiling fan worked great during 90 degree days. Room includes TV , refridgerator, kettle, tea and normal bathroom accessories.

They forgot to clean our room one day but a call to housekeeping corrected that problem. Perhaps there was confusion between the DND and the clean room sign on the door.

We stayed on the fifth floor that was very quiet. Even though there's a little construction in the main courtyard.

The gym facilities were nice with exercise machines jacuzzis and separate shower areas.

Easy walk to Little India MRT train station that was only one or two stops away from anywhere in downtown Singapore, which you could also walk too.

Tip on Little India. Cheap restaurants are preferred , try Khomala Vila, avoid more expensive as they overcharge and didn't take our $10 note since it had a tiny corner tear.

Albert Court was where I stayed the first time I went to Singapore. I didn't have any problems with them then and so naturally I booked again for this trip.

We stayed in an area opposite the main hotel building. It's a two-storey wing with a really slow elevator.

We got the cheapest room since we only needed a place with aircon to sleep. It was nice and comfy with a TV, a minibar and a tub. Nice.

The place is situated at the outskirts of Little India opposite the Tekka Mall. What's so cool is it's relatively near the Little India MRT station (about 5 to 10 minutes walk) and it's a couple of blocks away from one of Singapore's gadget malls - Sim Lim.

The downside for this hotel is that it's a bit harder to get a cab compared to the others. There's no taxi stand where you just wait and get a cab in just a few minutes. Here, you'll get more luck by asking the reception people to call you one, instead.

Actually, the cab issue isn't really much of an issue. But it's more of the rudeness of the staff. Except for the bellhop that helped me bring my luggage to my room, I feel that everyone in the frontdesk should take some hospitality courses. You can rarely see these guys smile. I also saw them scolding some guests about the correct check in time. For a hotel staff, there are nicer ways to do this.

I apparently ended up in a deluxe room, but I thought the room was pretty spartan for the price. I kept wishing, too, that I'd booked a hotel with a pool. Breakfast was reasonable but nothing special. The big problem came as I checked out. I'd booked a special rate that included internet and breakfast, but my final bill showed a charge for breakfast. I objected which led to an utter breakdown. They would not believe me even when I went to the internet and showed them the terms of the rate. (I didn't have a paper printout as I'd made the reservation while travelling.) After about 20 minutes of downright rudeness on their part (largely ignoring me), they finally relented to remove the charge "this one time". I'd made the reservation on the hotel's website just to be sure and avoid problems like this one. It's a good thing I'd left a lot of extra time to get to the airport. I'm pretty sure there's not going to be a next time.

Extra charges are about 30 SGD for 24 hours of internet if it's not in your rate plus 10 SGD per hour for late checkout. The breakfast that appeared on my bill was 20 SGD.

My mum and I stayed at the Albert Court Hotel for 3 nights. We payed a very reasonable price and we got what we paid for. The room was clean, the staff was friendly and that was all we needed. The hotel is not luxourious, but if you're visiting Singapore, you're out all day anyway so that doens't matter. It's fun to relax in the jacuzzi at night.

Breakfast is rather expensive and the menu is not very large. But there are enough opportunities to go out and eat in the city!