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Yacht Club Bungalow D&E

Yacht Club Bungalow D&E is a budget-friendly hotel in Changi, in Singapore's East region. It holds a 3.9-star Google rating across 19 reviews.

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3.9 · 19 reviews

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The story

Yacht Club Bungalow D&E 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 14.3 minutes away.

Getting there

Yacht Club Bungalow D&E 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)14.3 min

Restaurants nearby

Top-rated restaurants within walking distance of Yacht Club Bungalow D&E, pulled live from Google. Tap any to open it in Google Maps.

EV charging nearby

Driving an EV? The nearest public charging points to Yacht Club Bungalow D&E, from Singapore’s LTA charger registry.

  • Blk 5 Changi Village RoadStrides Ytl Pte. Ltd.· up to 7.4 kW768 m
  • Blk 1/1a Telok Paku RoadSp Mobility Pte. Ltd.· up to 100 kW· DC fast1.0 km

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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