lyf Funan Singapore Hotel Review | 5-min to City Hall MRT, Co-living

lyf Funan Singapore Hotel Review – entrance sign at Funan Mall — The bright orange **lyf** sign at Funan Mall—playful co-living vibes from the start.

This is our lyf Funan Singapore hotel review. If you’re choosing a Singapore budget hotel in the City Hall area, this guide covers the location inside Funan Mall, co-living amenities, room pros/cons, and who should book it.

Why book lyf Funan (and who it’s for)

If you want a clean, modern base in Singapore’s Civic District without Orchard Road price tags, lyf Funan is a sweet spot. It’s plugged into Funan Mall (food, supermarket, services), a 5-minute sheltered walk to City Hall MRT Interchange via the B2 underground link, and the co-living setup gives you shared kitchens, laundry and lounges—great for couples, friends, and longer stays.

Hallway room signage with chalkboard nameplate at lyf Funan — Playful detail: a chalkboard nameplate beside the room number.

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Location & Access

lyf Funan sits inside Funan Mall—step out of the lift and you’re in a retail complex with cafés, bakeries and a supermarket. The mall has an underground pedestrian link to City Hall MRT Interchange (about 100 m at B2; fully sheltered), so moving around is painless in rain or sun.

First Impressions

The bright orange lyf sign sets the tone: fun, youthful and functional. Check-in is straightforward; hallways are simple, with a playful blackboard nameplate by the door.

Room: Compact but Thoughtful

The room is minimalist but space-smart—a wide desk running the wall, good lighting and a big storage cabinet with deep shelves, so luggage doesn’t sprawl across the floor.

lyf Funan Singapore hotel room with long work desk — Compact but **space-smart**: long wall desk, clean lines, good lighting.

Deep-shelf storage cabinet in lyf Funan room — Big cabinet with deep shelves—no suitcase sprawl.

Bathrooms: Standard & Accessible Options

You’ll find two styles: a standard walk-in shower and an accessible wet room with grab bars and a fold-down seat—excellent to see at this price point.

Standard shower booth at lyf Funan Singapore — Standard bathroom—bright, easy to clean.

Shared Spaces (Co-living Perks)

lyf’s value shows in the shared kitchens: rows of microwaves, ovens/induction hobs, plenty of sinks and dish racks. There’s also a gym with air bikes—handy when you want a quick sweat without paying for a fancy club. These facilities are core to the lyf/Ascott co-living concept, helping keep average room rates reasonable.

Cooking islands with induction hobs and ovens at lyf Funan — Full cook stations with hobs and ovens—rare for a **Singapore budget hotel**.

lyf Funan Singapore hotel shared kitchen with ovens — **Shared kitchens** are the value play—easy self-catering for longer stays.

Gym with air bikes at lyf Funan Singapore — Quick cardio? The **gym with air bikes** is ready.

Electrolux microwave in lyf Funan’s pantry

Who will love it

Travellers who value location over lavishness, long-stay guests who will actually use a kitchen, and anyone wanting easy MRT access (City Hall / Clarke Quay / Esplanade in minutes).

What could be better

Rooms are compact; if you need a sofa plus a huge wardrobe, look elsewhere. Wi-Fi performance can vary by floor/room based on guest feedback.

Verdict

For a Singapore budget hotel that doesn’t feel cheap, lyf Funan nails the basics: an unbeatable City Hall location, co-living amenities, and a clean, modern room. If your priorities are walkability, kitchens and value, it’s an easy yes.

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Getting there & booking tips

From City Hall MRT Interchange (EW/NS Lines), follow the B2 sheltered passage into Funan Mall; the hotel lifts are signposted. For the airport, take the East-West Line to Changi Airport with one easy change at Tanah Merah. Room types are compact—consider a High-floor request for quieter stays and better light. The co-living model means you can self-cater in the shared kitchens, which is a big money saver in Singapore. If you plan to work, the long desk and reliable power points are a plus; bring a multi-adapter. lyf Funan Singapore hotel often prices lower than Orchard Road properties while keeping transport convenience, so it’s a solid Singapore budget hotel for City Hall, Clarke Quay and Marina Bay plans. When comparing rates, check whether Agoda includes flexible change/cancel options and breakfast bundles; direct rates sometimes offer late checkout, so weigh what matters most.

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