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Sealand Villa (Treehouse)

Sealand Villa (Treehouse) is a solid hotel in Changi, in Singapore's East region. It holds a 4.2-star Google rating across 388 reviews.

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4.2 · 388 reviews

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The story

Sealand Villa (Treehouse) sits in Changi, the eastern suburbs. It isn't within an easy walk of an MRT station, so most guests get around by bus, taxi or ride-hail. For a local meal, Market & Hawker Centre (blks 2 & 3 Changi Village Road) hawker centre is roughly 10.4 minutes away.

Getting there

Sealand Villa (Treehouse) isn't within an easy walk of an MRT station — plan the last leg by bus, taxi or ride-hail. Changi Airport is a taxi or MRT-plus-transfer ride away.

Where to eat nearby — hawker centres

  • Market & Hawker Centre (blks 2 & 3 Changi Village Road)10.4 min

Restaurants nearby

Top-rated restaurants within walking distance of Sealand Villa (Treehouse), pulled live from Google. Tap any to open it in Google Maps.

EV charging nearby

Driving an EV? The nearest public charging points to Sealand Villa (Treehouse), from Singapore’s LTA charger registry.

  • Blk 5 Changi Village RoadStrides Ytl Pte. Ltd.· up to 7.4 kW475 m
  • Blk 1/1a Telok Paku RoadSp Mobility Pte. Ltd.· up to 100 kW· DC fast718 m

Distances are straight-line from the hotel. See the full EV charger map →

Things to note

  • Standard check-in at Singapore hotels is mid-afternoon and check-out mid-morning — ask about early check-in or free luggage storage if you arrive on a morning flight.
  • Room rates move with demand: weekends, the F1 night race and major events push prices up, so it's worth comparing a few dates.
  • Singapore is compact and safe. A room near an MRT station usually beats a cheaper one far from the line once you count the cost and time of transport.
  • Staying in Changi keeps you close to that district's food, transport and sights — see what's nearby below before you book.

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