Tips:

• Warm at day, very cold at night.
• Blanket was not thick enough. :( Bring your jacket.
• Choose Rochor MRT station to reach the hostel or go to other places. Fastest route. Don't use Bugis MRT station and Little India station. 
• No lamps and power socket for each bunk beds but there are plenty of points available to charge your phones from the multi plug.
• Please bring your tooth brush, tooth paste, shower gel, shampoo and towel or else you have to buy from them.
• Minimum age requirement of 17 years to stay there.
• Female solo backpacker has to be careful because the streets were very dark at night and it was located near little India. It was fine to walk alone during daytime but it is advisable to go back early at night. Singapore is a very safe country but just a kind reminder for solo backpacker. :)

The hostel's toilet was clean. The shower room had ample space to hang my clothes and towels. Unfortunately, they didn't provide shower gel and shampoo. I was satisfied with the toilet! Many shower rooms and there was 4 toilets. So, no worries. There's only one washroom in this hostel and it's a unisex washroom.

This was our female dorm. The photo was blurry and dim because I took this photo early in the morning. The other travelers were still sleeping soundly. Can you see their backpacks? Looked so heavy. It was common for them to carry these backpacks. The bigger their backpacks, the longer duration of their 'wonderlust'. This was my first time staying in a female dorm with other backpackers. I felt so great that I got the opportunity to meet with these experienced backpackers. Our roommates were from Iceland, Germany, and Canada. As I mentioned earlier, our main purpose to stay in this hostel because we wanted to join their scooter tour. However, the tour was canceled because of the bad weather. It was indeed my pleasure to hear many interesting stories from the fellow backpackers in the hostel. The German backpacker showed us the lamp that she purchased from Africa. The lamp looked like an oil lamp but it was a rechargeable lamp. How awesome! The second night was rather interesting. We had a nice chat with a Japanese guy named Shota. I was very into J-pop so I talked a lot about KPP. Then, we played Wii together. The third day of our stay we met a Canadian backpacker @pomedlileah. She is a very friendly girl. She helped me to take out my simcard. I felt excited when I found out that she wrote travel journal. So I showed her some interesting midoritravelernotebooks. I really enjoyed our conversation. I will definitely put Saskatoon on my travel list if I get a chance to travel to Canada in the future.