Firstly a BIG thank you to all the beautiful staff! Being a boutique hotel, the staff got to know us on first name basis and like wise, we got to know them. We stayed there with our 2 year old boy and we couldn't have asked for more friendly staff.

Due to unforeseen circumstances our room was not ready for check in but this was handled very professionally and in fact we were allocated another suite which was FANTASTIC! So thank you again to our Reservation Manager!

Our Corporate suite was perfect for family of 3 with kitchenette upon entry. Full size fridge very convenient, coffee machine makes a great espresso, eat in table area very useful. Lounge area huge with massive plasma and in house DVDs avail. Lovely big bedroom with huge oversized king size bed. iPOD dock! Big marble bathroom with Aesop products - very Luxe! Deco very stylish with a funky feel!

We used their in-house babysitting service and wished we could have bottled Shom and taken her home with us! She was gorgeous with our little boy.

Roof top pool has a sensational view but very difficult getting in and out of pool, lacks proper steps. Lounges very mod and glam!

Free internet computer access avail in lobby which was very convenient.

Brilliant location just behind Raffles Hotel, close to food, great shopping, easy cab to Orchard (always important)! and MRT.

We would be only too happy to stay here again. Keep up the great service and thank you.

We usually stay at the Fullerton, but having seen the great reviews for Naumi on Tripadvisor, and getting a good rate via the SLH website, we decided to take a chance and try somewhere new.

We are so glad we did!

Having arrived early in the morning, after a long flight, we expected to just leave our bags and go explore. However, we were told they hadn't been fully-booked the night before, so a room was ready for us to check straight into. Not only that, but because it was our honeymoon, we'd been upgraded from the deluxe suite we'd booked, to a corporate suite (room 202). Lucky us.

First impressions of the room were great. The kitchenette was well equipped - full size fridge, stocked with complimentary water, sodas and beer; a toaster, microwave and one-ring hob (not that we used them, but nice to have); and a Nespresso coffee machine. There was even a wine fridge. There was also a good range of cups and glasswear. Oh and a snack of cookies and dried corn kernals.

There was a desk/dining table with two chairs; the sitting area had a long sofa, facing the most enormous TV!

The bedroom was cosy, with another TV. The wall betweeen the bedroom and sitting room was actually a screen which opened like vertical blinds. It was nice to have it closed, as although it meant no natural light in the bedroom, it meant we could sleep off jetlag without daylight intrusion.

The ensuite bathroom was large, with a huge shower stall (easily big enough for two) and a freestanding bathtub. The toiletries were great quality, the Aesop brand. The host who showed us to our room said she'd send up extra, like make-up remover and so on, but they didn't arrive. There was also a proper hairdryer, and jars full of cotton wool, and cotton buds.

The room had gadgets galore. An ipod docking station in the bedroom, one of the room phones was portable, and could be carried to any part of the hotel if you were expecting a call but didn't want to be confined to your room. There was a myriad of lighting options, which took me a while to figure out! There were also little touches like orchids in the sitting room, and birds of paradise in the bathroom.
A design feature I liked, which is throughout the hotel, is the feature etched glass wall.

The bed, which was absolutely enormous, was one of the comfiest I've ever slept on. The mattress had a topper which made me feel as if I was coccooned. Just glorious,

We felt right at home, straight away.

We had breakfast included in our rate. It's a buffet, served in the hotel foyer, which doubles as the bar and breakfast room. There were lots of choices - fruit, cereal, juices, cheeses, breads pastries, smoked salmon and three hot dishes to accompany the eggs, which are cooked to order. It's more than adequate, and good quality, but not the (overly) vast range of choice offered at some deluxe hotels. There's also free-flow complimentary pink champagne with breakfast. We had a glass, but it wasn't to our taste so didn't have more.

I didn't look in on the yoga room or gym, but the rooftop pool was heavenly. Small, but the pool area has been well designed, and the views are tremendous. Looks over Raffles and is very pretty. Beautiful at night.

There were a few not so good points:
Our room was on the 2nd floor, directly above the foyer, and we could hear the music which plays all day - and late into the evening. However, it didn't disturb us hugely. If you're sensitive to noise, ask for a room higher up.
I feel churlish even mentioning these things, as we didn't mention it to housekeeping at the time, so didn't give them the opportunity to correct them; but little things didn't work, such as the sink plug wouldn't stay in. One of the bedside table lamps not only wasn't plugged in, there was nowhere that we could see to plug it in, so it was just an ornament!

The staff were wonderful, very accommodating and friendly. As well as the room upgrade, we were also sent a bottle of wine as a gift to congratulate us on our honeymoon.

All in all, we loved the hotel so much, that for our return leg to Singapore, we've cancelled the other hotel we'd booked and have rebooked back into the Naumi instead.

The Naumi hotel is a great place to stay in Spore. Location is great, being right behind the Rafffles hotel and a short walk to the City Hall MRT.
Being on Seah street, there are eateries all around which is really convenient.
Service is pretty good though not of the same standard depending on who your aide will be.

The overall design is really nice and unlike most boutique hotels manage to be both nice aesthetically and yet practical. What is great about the rooms is that it makes you feel like home rather than yet another standard hotel room. The colors, the lay out, everything is done to give a warm feeling to the room while being cool and up to the latest trends.

We only experienced a few technical glitches during our stay, which was certainly due to the fact the hotel is still rather new: we had a ceiling spotlight crashing on the floor all of a sudden and a shower door getting stuck with no reason at well. But well this was quickly forgotten.
Last, it is true that rooms are not very sound proof so depending on the location of your room, it could get pretty noisy at times. But that is the only real downfall of the rooms.

Breakfast is served in the lobby which is kind of weird but anyway being in Seah street, there is no real reason to have breakfast at the hotel anyway.

Overall this is certainly one of the best places to stay in Spore. Great location, great rooms, good service and reasonable rates.
We ll certainly stay there again during our next stay in Spore and just hope that it will not be fully booked due to its increasing popularity.

Stayed there for two nights dyring the week of the Air Show (since there aren't other hotel rooms around!) On the whole, it was quite a good stay, although having stayed mostly at other 5-star flagship hotels, it takes a while to get used to this type of hotel outfit. The staff is excellent, the rooms well to do and the location good for both business travellers and the tourists. Just next to the legendary Raffles hotel and closeby MRT. Convenient, sleek and gets the job done.

MJ