About Cathotel.sg
Cathotel.sg is a cat boarding provider based at 802 North Bridge Road, serving cat owners across Singapore. The listing is KakiList-verified, meaning a real person has confirmed its operating details and contact channels. It holds a perfect 5-out-of-5 rating across 197 Google reviews, a robust sample that provides reasonable confidence in the consistency of its service.
When enquiring about a boarding stay, it helps to have your cat's basic profile ready — breed, age, temperament, and whether your cat is socialised with other cats or prefers a solo environment. Cathotel.sg can be reached via WhatsApp, phone, or the online enquiry form. Before confirming a booking, ask about vaccination requirements, the type of enclosure your cat will occupy, the daily feeding and enrichment routine, and how the team handles cats that are anxious or unwell during their stay. A trial visit or short overnight stay is a sensible way to gauge how your cat settles before a longer trip.
To take the next step, reach out to Cathotel.sg directly via WhatsApp or phone to check availability for your intended dates, share your cat's profile, and confirm the vaccination documents you will need to bring at drop-off.
Visit the facility, check the vaccination policy, and confirm insurance before drop-off.
Everything was so smooth sailing. From bookings to check in and check out, we have peace of mind with the whole process. The Cradle Cat team were always updating us when we were overseas and they administered our cat’s inhaler and we are so appreciative of that. The hotel’s environment is calm quiet and peaceful. Our cat seems relaxed in the environment too. We thank the cradle cat team for the love and care and your competence will make us come back again. Thank you!
This is the first time I have my cat board at Cradle Cat Hotel. The place is very clean and nice. The staffs are very professional and really care about their work. My cat is well taken care and just a short stay, he has already developed affection with the staffs. Daily updates, photos and videos were shared very timely. Their CCTV also works perfectly well that I can see my cat at anytime 24/7. I have to say my cat has enjoyed his staycation. Deeply appreciate Cradle Cat Hotel!
Our first time boarding our kittens at a cat hotel. The staff at Cradle Cat were responsive and very helpful in preparing us for the process. Although the change of environment is understandably strange for our two kittens, their well being were taken care of at Cradle. Although our cats are quite shy, they hide less compared to when we first brought them home from foster care! I think that's a really good sign :) They played with the staff and explore the play area. The hotel was clean, roomy and comfortable too!
Glad to have found Cradle Cat Hotel for our 3 senior cats staycation while we are overseas. The staff are great, providing daily updates, videos and photos. The cats definitely enjoyed their stay as they were hiding from us when we fetched them 😹. We also noted the cats lost their excess weight which is good as they only eat during feeding time there. If at home they’ll be meowing and harassing us till we give treats. Will definitely send them for staycation here again 😸
My 5-month old kitten, Gingie, and both of us, the pawrents, had such a great experience with Cradle Cat Hotel! My kitten staycay-ed 18 days there while we were away on our holiday. We received daily summary updates over WhatsApp, and pictures & videos over GoogleDrive. As pawrents we felt assurance that our baby is in good hands. The awesome staff there were proactive to suggest solutions when Gingie had soft stools (psyllium husk, and when that didn’t work, probiotics). We can also tell from the photos and videos that Gingie had a blast every playtime with the wonderful team. Our family could drop Gingie a visit but do arrange an appointment before visiting! Bonus: they take awesome pictures of our little girl too 😽. We definitely recommend Cradle Cat Hotel to cat mums & dads because we truly felt the care and love the team has for the kitties! ❤️
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cathotel.sg (this page) | ⭐ 5.0 | 197 | — | ✓ |
| The Pup Life | ⭐ 5.0 | 1565 | — | ✓ |
| The Hamster Hotel LLP | ⭐ 5.0 | 232 | — | ✓ |
| Cat's Cradle | ⭐ 5.0 | 197 | — | ✓ |
Cathotel.sg is priced in the moderate range for Singapore cat boarding. Exact nightly rates are not published on this listing, so it is best to contact them directly for a current quote. As a general guide, cat boarding in Singapore typically ranges from S$25 to S$80 per night depending on enclosure size, the level of human interaction included, and whether individual or communal play sessions are offered. Ask specifically about add-ons such as nail trimming, grooming brushing, or medication administration, as these are often charged separately. Also confirm whether the rate changes over public holidays or peak travel periods such as school holidays and Chinese New Year. See the full pet boarding cost guide for Singapore →
For cats, most reputable boarding facilities in Singapore require proof of a current FVRCP vaccination — covering feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia. Some facilities also request proof of a rabies vaccination, though requirements vary. Vaccination records should generally be dated within the past 12 months, though your vet can advise on the specific validity period for each vaccine. Bring your cat's vaccination booklet or a printed certificate from your vet at drop-off. If your cat is not yet vaccinated or is overdue, allow enough lead time before the boarding dates to complete the course — some vaccines require two doses spaced several weeks apart. Contact Cathotel.sg directly to confirm exactly which vaccinations they require before your booking is finalised.
Cat boarding facilities in Singapore that house animals on their premises are required to hold a licence from the Animal and Veterinary Service (AVS), a cluster of the National Parks Board. This listing does not currently include confirmation of an AVS licence, so prospective customers should ask Cathotel.sg directly to sight their licence before drop-off. On the question of insurance, ask whether the facility carries coverage for veterinary expenses if your cat becomes unwell or is injured during the stay, and what the protocol is for emergencies — including which veterinary clinic they use and how quickly they notify owners. Visit the facility, check the vaccination policy, and confirm insurance before drop-off.
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