The Reverie Saigon
5 StarsSaigon River and skyline panoramas, Outdoor pool with underwater music
Saigon River and skyline panoramas, Outdoor pool with underwater music
Rooftop infinity pool, On-site CGV cinema
Well-equipped fitness amenities, Serviced apartment concept
Le Bourgeois Restaurant, Wellness and spa facilities
Iconic rooftop infinity pool, Ayla Spa wellness retreat
Rooftop infinity swimming pool, Boutique Vietnamese hospitality
Nikko Club Lounge city panoramas, Outdoor pool and garden oasis
Breeze Sky Bar river views, Traditional wellness and spa
Rooftop pool with city views, Full-service wellness center
Fifth-floor outdoor swimming pool, Polished marble bathrooms
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, Prime District 1 location
Retro Saigon style design, Sixth-floor terrace with city views
Rooftop infinity pool, Diverse dining at Ding Doong Restaurant
Culture View suites, Sesame Vegetarian restaurant
Infinity rooftop swimming pool, Central District 1 boutique concept
Dual outdoor rooftop swimming pools, Authentic Vietnamese fine dining
Outdoor swimming pool and terrace, Royal Cafe and city-view dining
Rooms with city views and bathtubs, Outdoor swimming pool with children's area
Infinity swimming pool with city views, Relaxing spa and sauna facilities
Rooftop infinity swimming pool, Sol Spa wellness sanctuary
Rooftop swimming pool with city views, The Shipyard restaurant
Rooftop infinity pool, Cloud Nine Saigon Restaurant
Rooftop swimming pool and hot tub, Diverse culinary offerings
Vietnam's tallest skyscraper experience, Sky-high infinity pool
Rooftop infinity pool, Sophisticated Asian and European restaurant
Relaxing massage and spa services, Intimate boutique experience
Rooftop pool and bar, Exceptional seafood restaurant
Rooftop infinity swimming pool, Chic Restaurant Asian-Western fusion
Rooftop swimming pool with city views, Asian restaurant with traditional ambiance
Outdoor infinity swimming pool, Signature Miss Thu restaurant
Rooftop swimming pool, International and Vietnamese dining
Partially shaded outdoor swimming pool, Cafe Central Pasteur Restaurant
Rooftop infinity pool, Vietnamese heritage design
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, is situated in the far south of the Vietnam and is one of the main hubs for visitors entering the country. The city has a colourful history and there are reminders of that throughout, but it is also an extremely modern city and a fascinating destination for travellers. It is home to countless museums, marketplaces and varying architecture which spread across the city’s many neighbourhoods and offer visitors a real mix of activities. A trip to the city is sure to keep travellers on their toes with excitement around every corner.
Ho Chi Minh City is an extremely hectic experience and for many it can initially feel overwhelming, but the central areas of the city quickly become familiar. There are many recognisable landmarks that are useful for orientation in the various districts of the city, with one of the most central being the Reunification Palace. Indeed much of the city’s attractions can be found in this central area known as District 1, plus it is possible to reach a great deal of these on foot. Similarly, there are dozens of Ho Chi Minh City hotels in and around District 1, providing guests with various options for staying in the heart of the city. Just a few minutes from the Reunification Palace is the Notre Dame Cathedral; built by the French in the late nineteenth-century it is one of the most obvious signs of the colonial days. Ho Chi Minh City is a religiously diverse city and there are further architectural highlights to be found with places of worship, including the city’s main mosque and a variety of temples and pagodas in and around District 1.
The diversity of the city that can be seen in the architecture and culture owes a great deal to its history. Colonial days are clearly evident from the vast amount of Western style architecture, including many administrative buildings which are attractions in their own right, such as the Saigon Central Post Office. There also several older hotels in Ho Chi Minh City that display this architecture but more frequently the larger Ho-Chi-Minh-City hotels are housed in modern glass skyscrapers. Another huge influence on the city was of course the mid-twentieth century Vietnam War; the city now houses multiple museums dedicated to various aspects of the conflict. The War Remnants Museum is the quintessential war related museum for visitors wanting to witness and begin to understand the topic in more depth. The city owes its name to the late Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh and there is another museum dedicated to entirely to him, plus for more of a general overview of the country, the Museum of Vietnamese History is an additional must-visit.
Cuisine is one of Vietnam’s most iconic aspects and any trip to the country is likely to have a huge focus on the food. Ho Chi Minh City contains literally thousands of restaurants, cafes, and street food options, catering for all budgets and offering the wide variety of Vietnamese cuisine. Markets present a glimpse of the most authentic everyday life for Saigon locals and there are always endless food stalls waiting to be sampled. There are dozens of large markets across the city with Ben Thanh Market being one of the most central and well known. It is located in an area of District 1 which contains the style of hotel in Ho-Chi-Minh-City favoured by the young backpacker crowd. Vietnam is actually one of the world’s largest coffee exporters and the coffee scene is thriving in the city. As a result there seems to be an limitless amount of cafes, providing travellers a spot to relax and recover from the frantic metropolis. Similarly, Ho Chi Minh City also has a growing bar and club scene for tourists and locals, with a variety of tourist-oriented establishments contrasted with local hangouts. Many of the tourist bars can be found close by Ben Thanh, near many of the Ho Chi Minh hotels frequented by the party-focused traveller.
Although District 1 dominates most of the time visitors spend in Ho Chi Minh City, it is vital to delve further into the suburbs to further understand the city’s real charm and character. The city has an extensive transportation system which can seem daunting, however there are regular bus routes that can be followed, plus an endless supply of taxis; both of the regular and motorbike type. District 5 is home to the city’s Chinatown and many of the ethnically Chinese Vietnamese. Here visitors can find bustling street markets and a multitude of Chinese restaurants and food stalls. Indeed this district can provide an excellent chance for those seeking a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City with further cultural exposure on their doorstep. District 6 is home to the city’s international airport and is also a more comfortable residential area. This calmer district contains several Saigon hotels that are conveniently placed for flights, useful if concerned about the city’s notorious traffic jams.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, with typical prices around Rp 696.626 per night based on 602 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Ho Chi Minh City are usually highest during January, with typical prices around Rp 1.365.898 per night.
Hotel prices in Ho Chi Minh City usually range from Rp 340.005 per night to Rp 9.829.154 per night, with typical prices around Rp 823.065 per night.
Hotel prices in Ho Chi Minh City are typically lowest in November at around Rp 696.626 per night, rising to around Rp 1.365.898 per night in January.
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In Ho Chi Minh City, you might want to check out Adora Hotel, Liberty Central Saigon Citypoint Hotel, Pink Boutique Ben Thanh Hotel, Nesta Hotel Saigon. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Ho Chi Minh City, you might want to explore La Vela Saigon Hotel, Caravelle Saigon, Sherwood Residence, Sheraton Saigon Grand Opera Hotel. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Ho Chi Minh City with your family, you could look at Adora Hotel, Liberty Central Saigon Citypoint Hotel, Pink Boutique Ben Thanh Hotel, Muong Thanh Grand Saigon Centre Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels The Bloom Pham Viet Chanh, SaiGon Europe Hotel, Dazi Signature, Thanh Long could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Ho Chi Minh City, check out Adora Hotel, Liberty Central Saigon Citypoint Hotel, Pink Boutique Ben Thanh Hotel, La Vela Saigon Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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