$, Chinatown
Fodor's Review:
Comprising five converted shophouses, built in 1929, this hotel successfully blends old-style architecture with a modern interior. Rooms are small and really only big enough for one person, furnishings are of classic and retro design. Flat-screen TVs and CD players are standard, and the bathrooms are of the latest trend in clear glass washbasins. Each of the two suites has an outdoor rooftop bathtub overlooking Chinatown. Ember juggles its duties as a coffee shop, bar, lounge, and dining room.
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