Saigon Night Hotel

I really enjoyed breakfast. You choose one food and one drink, give the paper to the cafe outside, and they bring it over. It runs from 7-9am and tasted great. The cafe on the second floor has a nice view of the busy road. Traffic noise wasn’t too bad for me. I could hear some horns, but not enough to be annoying. The location is the best part. I walked to the independence palace, opera house, and pham ngu lao, and it’s easy to get around the city. I learned to cross when there are fewer cars, keep going, and not look back at the cars or motorbikes. The room was good for the price. It was clean enough, though there was still dust in the closet, so I gave cleanliness three stars. On the second day they gave us only body towels, while the first day we also had face/hair towels. Amenities included water bottles, a refrigerator, hair dryer, bathtub, sandals, wifi, and TV.

For an overnighter, I couldn’t complain. The room was fairly big for the price and the bed was comfortable. Wifi was strong and quite fast, which was rare among the other places we stayed. The location is prime, on a roundabout with a Starbucks and streets branching off in every direction. There’s a market and plenty of restaurants and bars close by.

The service was outstanding and the rooms very pleasant, with a great location. Breakfast was excellent. The toilet was spotless, and there were towels and hot water 24 hours a day. I’d definitely recommend it.

It’s a nice, simple hotel, and I’ve stayed there a few times. The location is shown incorrectly though, it’s actually nearer to the road and rounder board.