Traveller Inn

I met lots of good people at Traveller Inn. It's a peaceful, clean place near the beach, with a kitchen and a clean bathroom that has hot running water. Thanks Minh for being so welcoming.

Friendly vibe and a nice place to stay.

I found the beds comfortable, and there are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. Since Honchong Cape is a local area, food is affordable too. It's a cheap, quiet place that seems well suited to solo travelers staying for a longer time.

Cooking was easy with the well-equipped kitchen, including pots, pans, spoons, forks, and other utensils. The owner cleans the floors every morning, and the hostel is cleaner than others I've stayed in, so it always feels pleasant. There was also Saigon bottled beer for 12k, which I find tastier than canned beer and rarely see elsewhere. At the alley entrance, the salted seafood noodle soup for 10k is simple but distinctive and delicious. A really satisfying place to stay. Cooking was easy with the well-equipped kitchen, including pots, pans, spoons, forks, and other utensils. The owner cleans the floors every morning, and the hostel is cleaner than others I've stayed in, so it always feels pleasant. There was also Saigon bottled beer for 12k, which I find tastier than canned beer and rarely see elsewhere. At the alley entrance, the salted seafood noodle soup for 10k is simple but distinctive and delicious. A really satisfying place to stay.