Murai Urban Training Facility - Jalan Murai

Wonderful experience, 4 day 3 nights stay at Ah Hua Hardware house. Plenty of amenities just across the street and delicious restaurants. There's a bus stop just 1 minute away which is very convenient. Lovely town folk and a pleasant getaway from the city state of Singapore. A must see for any traveller coming here! Defo recommend

2D1N at a hotel with very spacious rooms, you can sleep anywhere. the views great and town area relaxing. Food prepared by SATS were fresh and delivered directly to us!

State of the art facilities, coupled with impeccable service- this is Singapore’s tourism at it’s finest. Some of the tourists were rather rude, but this did not, in any way, diminish my experience here. Would give 6 stars if I could.

State-of-the-art facilities inside, better than SAFRA, HomeTeamNS and country clubs combined. Use all you want facilities and free accommodation as you’d like.

No safe-entry QR code, staff were rude and fired at us when we tried to enter the building. Someone said the room was cleared but in reality there were lots of rubbish and people lying around. Hard to get to and no public transport as well, had to share a bus in & out with couple of smelly/sweaty guys.

This is a soothing place, just like Gardens by the Bay, and is probably as good as Sentosa. Recommended to go for civilians as well, with full camo-on. This gorgeous place is unaffected by covid, and you're free to enter any of the abandoned buildings. Slept a few nights here, and it's not as bad as sleeping in jungle

Spent an evening here as part of a dare with some friends. On my way in I spotted some people wearing green, who apparently belonged to some organization called "Sir". I also overheard them complaining how it was the first night of the Seventh month, which I believe must be some mistake because the date was clearly in August. The whole night there were noises coming from the South. At first it sounded like a big group of people walking, then an entire Chinese orchestra started playing. I can only imagine it was some kind of midnight concert. Then around 2am the concert seemed to die down, and only a single er hu could be heard, which despite sounding lonely was quite pleasant. The tune continued into the early morning and I must applaud whoever it was for how long and how well they played. The next morning I went to the area I heard the music from, and could only see rows of cemetary. Perhaps the authorities have started allowing for creative uses for our spare land? The ready made buildings here make it a good place for a weekend camping getaway from the city, but it was the midnight concert that earned the 5/5.

Some of the best experiences I’ve had in my life. Wonderful ambience with generally friendly staff ready to offer you a superb realistic stay in the outdoors. Other visitors coming here seem to truly understand why you’re there as well. Entirely communal experience. Spent 4 days and 3 nights. Every minute as memorable as it could get.