Republic of Singapore Yacht Club

Terrible service and attitude. My card has S$100 held in case my 83 year old mother or I 'stole or broke something.' Hiw incredibly insulting! We laughed like heck when we entered the room as they were old, sparcely furnished, carpet frayed, light shades cracked, wallpaper peeling and there was literally nothing fancierthan a Best Western in mid-wesr USA. Overpriced accommodation for what you get. Food was extremely expensive and tasted foul. Very inconvenient location, UNLESS you intend to crew on a yacht or await repairs. Nice pool.

The Wharf (RSYC) is out of sight and out of mind for most people but is really a gem for food and balm for the wearied soul. Yes, the club, as a whole, the nautical miles ahead of the Raffles Yatch Club further up North. Fresh paintwork, excellent upkeep, friendly staff (security guards that actually greets you), and new car parking system. More importantly, it is gastronomical delight, too. A pizzeria that is several notches up the famous Darios just round the corner. The Wharf is nothing from what u envisaged it to be. The place is well ventilated with cooling seabreeze. Service is top-notch. Food is well-prepared, carefully presented, and gratefully consumed. Judging from the customers, mostly distinguished-looking middle-aged or seniors, we knew THIS IS THE PLACE. See my photos. And we had a very enjoyable time there too. Best chendol in Singapore made my day. The crispy Sang-min (photo) and hokkien prawn noodles are par excellence. Check out the other more better detailed reviews to get a fuller picture of what to expect

Our home base for 12 days when in Singapore - as any sail clubs you are right by the water with pool - fitness - bar and a restaurant. Would rate as a ⭐️⭐️ or ⭐️⭐️⭐️ star hotel with nice rooms and great service. But you are not staying here for the food as service is slower than a turtle - but the city has amazing things to offer.