Perak Lodge in Singapore

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Occupying a beautifully restored shophouse along Perak Road, PERAK HOTEL (formerly Perak Lodge) is an ideal private small hotel for travellers, families and small tourist groups. The owner of Perak Hotel takes pride in the guarantee of a clean room and courteous staff. Kindly notify us if you are unhappy with the room or staff. Thank you. Perak Hotel is perfectly placed in Little India - a popular place of interest with lots of character and charm. Take time to stroll through the surrounding back lanes and bustling streets to discover nose-tingling spice shops, colourful textile stores and glittering gold jewellers. Not to be missed are the food outlets serving tantalising north & south Indian cuisines. One advantage of Perak Hotel is its ideal location. Situated outside the Central Business District, Perak Hotel is a quick 10-minute taxi ride to Orchard Road and 25 minutes from Changi International Airport. The nearest MRT Stations, namely Bugis and Little India Stations, are within walking distance.Perak Lodge (now known as Perak Hotel) was voted amongst the top 50 Best Budget Hotel in the world by The Independent, a UK newspaper (May 2001).