There's a saying, 'no comparison, no harm.' This time, we were in Sri Lanka and the Maldives, and on our way back to Shanghai, we chose to transit through Singapore. I thought Singapore would offer the best experience, so I was quite confident. However, the hotel had a very strong paint smell. There was no one to greet us upon entering, and we kept hitting dead ends when asking where to check in. The service, accommodation, and dining couldn't compare to the Maldives; it was even worse than Sri Lanka. Online reviews said the breakfast was decent, and I thought at least it wouldn't be bad. In reality, it was inferior to every other hotel I stayed at during this trip. The service in Singapore wasn't warm enough; I guess you'd need to book a hotel for over 7000 a night to get a good experience! Also, the hot water in the hotel's shower didn't exceed 30°C, which was a bit cold. The only thing that left a particularly good impression on me about Singapore was Changi Airport; the shopping environment and service were perfect. I'll definitely visit Singapore again, but I'll certainly change hotels.
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