Queen Street Bus Terminal

How to be a Pro at Traveling: Stay at BOND and explore beyond Singapore’s Causeway!

If you’re planning to travel to/from Malaysia, staying at BOND Boutique Capsule Hotel would be an excellent choice! Our brand-new capsule hotel is located very near to Queen Street Bus Terminal located on Ban San Street which connects you to various cities in Malaysia such as Johor Bahru, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh. 

Cities accessible from Singapore

To travel to cities further from Johor Bahru, you may check online to purchase your bus or coach ticket if not you can easily purchase a ticket to Larkin Bus Terminal in Johor Bahru at the Queen Street Bus Terminal which you can then transit at Larkin Bus Terminal. The bus journey from Singapore-Johor Bahru is approximately 50 minutes to an hour during non-peak days and rush hours.

Peak hours to avoid for a shorter travelling time

Avoid public holidays (both Singapore & Malaysia), Another period to avoid are the rush hours between 7am to 9am and 6pm to 8pm where many Malaysians travel in and out to Singapore for work.

Cost of trip

The cost of your trip may vary from as low as $2 to Johor Bahru to about $30 to $50 for more long-distance trips to cities like Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. Remember to compare prices before purchasing the bus ticket. Most coaches are air-conditioned and are fairly comfortable with larger seats compared to normal buses. 

Bus Services’ fares from Queen Street to Johor Bahru:

SBS Bus no. 170 schedule

Causeway Link Bus

This is a direct/express bus service by a private Malaysian operator. Please visit their website to book tickets. 

Singapore-Johor Express

This bus service only accepts cash and tickets cannot be booked online. Seats are not pre-allocated, and frequency is every 30min.

Things to note

Most coaches have large compartments for storage of luggage located on the side of the bus. Please remember to keep your valuables with you in your hand-carry bag which can be placed in the compartment just above your seat. 

Please remember to have a valid visa (if required) to enter Malaysia. Getting a visa at the Malaysia custom is expensive and time-consuming. Most long-distance coaches have pit-stops along the way for toilet breaks and refreshments on the bus trip to Malaysia. Don’t forget to get some Malaysia currency (Ringgit) ready for such expenses. There is a money changer located very near to BOND Capsule Hotel. Kindly ask our front desk staff for assistance on the direction. 

If you have more questions, feel free to talk to our friendly Front Desk staff and we will do our best to assist you to make your trip an enjoyable one! 

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