HOTELS Hotel Mono Singapore - All Black And White Hotel In Chinatown

Hotel Mono Singapore - All Black And White Hotel In Chinatown

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Singapore Singapore Southeast Asia
Design

Amongst the dizzying colors and sounds of Singapore’s Chinatown, you’ll find an oasis of quiet in monochrome.

Hotel Mono is housed in six heritage shophouses, and it retains some of the original architectural elements, such as huge Rococo windows and a stunning intricate facade.

But there is a twist. Unlike the other traditional shops of Chinatown, this one is not popping with color. In fact, the entire hotel is furnished exclusively in black, white, and grey.

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Hotel Mono Singapore Lobby

The hotel itself might have a quiet, relaxing atmosphere, but the location puts you right in the heart of the vibrant Chinatown district.

Hotel Mono Singapore Entrance

If you’re a foodie, you’ll be delighted to know that the city’s biggest hawker center, Chinatown Complex, is a short walk away, and the Chinatown Street Market is basically right outside your door. And for more exploring, Chinatown MRT Station is 250 meters away.

Hotel Mono Singapore Chair
Hotel Mono Singapore Communal Room
Hotel Mono Singapore single room

Each of the forty-six rooms at Mono features a signature black and white design.

Hotel Mono Singapore room

Even the bathroom tiles and the toiletries adhere to the color scheme proving the designer’s obsession with the concept.

Hotel Mono Singapore double plus room

Hotel Mono caters to different budgets and travel styles from a single room through different standards of doubles to the impressive loft room for families.

Hotel Mono Singapore Loft
Hotel Mono Singapore Shower

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18 Mosque St, Singapore 059498


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