library@chinatown

It's a nice library, not too big but provide quite a lot seating for guest. It's located at the top floor of shopping mall. Convenience location.

You can spend long hours here. There are multiple selections of books and magazines in the library.

Great little Chinese library located on the 4th floor of the Chinatown Point shopping mall. There loads of couches, and a study area in the back with electrical outlets and free wifi. Perfect for getting nose deep in a good read or catching up on some work away from the office.

Nice and cozy library . Unfortunately, the safe entry uncle siting outside was very noisy. Can hear him keep talking non stop.

This is a good place in Chinatown to rest your tired feet. There is a work area at the back of the library where you can charge your gadgets. There are quite a number of seating areas too. The collection here is mainly Chinese books. Would have given this place five stars, but this place is not that conducive as a library. You have a number of people who come here, answer phone calls, have loud ringtones, or end up snoring while reading the newspapers.

Cozy small library on top of busy mall. Lots of seats available for people to rest and read. Good view of people in the mall from those seats facing into mall. Nice carpet design.

I sat inside my hotel lobby reading my book without wearing a mask but when sitting in this library I was told to wear a mask..My glasses steam up so reading is impossible. When will this obsession with mask wearing end ???? I am now sitting in a McDonald's reading my book and guess what ? I'm not wearing a mask !!!

For me the Chinatown library is just a library for me to go to and use my computer or have a book on my phone because majority of the books are in Mandarin Chinese and I don't read books in Mandarin Chinese. I do sometimes just like looking out the window (at a certain spot for seats) and just watching people and listening to my audiobook. So that's why the Chinatown Library isn't really in my top 5 libraries for reading. There is a children's section of books and a programme zone. When I was much younger I went into the programme zone and I think that specific day was for beads and creating and it was fun to create something. I don't remember what I exactly made but it was something with a girl and a Christmas tree. I also notice that there are more elderly people in the library rather than younger people. Or when there are younger people it's more to study on their computers rather than read. I think the Chinatown Library is a good library for people that like Chinese history and books in Mandarin Chinese. But also people that like just sitting for a couple of hours and listening to an audiobook or if you have a school project or homework, it would be a good place to go to.