Hotels in Nguyen Hue Walking Street, Ho Chi Minh City

The hotel is in District 1 and the location is super good. Boutiques and currency exchangers are just around the corner (walk for two minutes). It takes 15 minutes to walk to Bincheng Market (Ben Thanh Market), or spend 10,000 VND (0.6 US dollars) by car. When booking, we asked for a signed suite and a quiet room. One of my family was lucky to upgrade the room to a family suite, so big that you can't believe it. The room on the 3rd floor was not too noisy. There was a smell of smoke in the room (we want a non-smoking room), and the air conditioner didn't taste that big when it was turned on. The bathroom was nice, a bit small, but beautifully furnished. Breakfast is delicious. But if you only eat Jewish food or halal food, pay attention to pork.

A lovely old colonial style hotel on the banks of the Saigon River comfortable and clean rooms and very friendly and helpful staff also has a restaurant and tourist information centre attached to it also has a Spa and everything is reasonably priced. I would stay here again 🙂

I love the fact that the hotel location is in the center right next to the Opera House and walking distance to everything; nice restaurants, tourist attractions and shopping malls. The room is super clean and the view is very nice. However, the hotel should improve on their breakfast room and how they manage the guests during breakfast. You are 5 stars hotel and the breakfast place is crowded like your road. The table is so right next to each other with the strangers until we feel like we eat in the same table with the relatives that we hate. The person who asked forbour room number at the reception could have asked us right away when they show us the table of what would we like to drink. Not just like seating us down and disappear. And we have to look for someone to order our coffee. Should you manage/improve this part accordingly, your hotel would be beyond perfect.

Great place to stay in HCM! After 2 failed bookings we ended up in Icon Saigon as a back up plan and we ended up staying there for nearly a week. The value you get for the price is the best deal! The hotel is modern, the rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable. The breakfast is very complete and in a very pleasant room with good views of the city. The rooftop bar is the perfect place to end the day with many available drinks at a fair price. The staff was very nice and available to help us anytime. We also had plenty of space to work outside the room and the location is perfect, with many restaurants nearby and right by the opera house so we couldn’t ask for anything else.

It is difficult to imagine this hotel was once three star quality. Frankly, it’s hard to believe this hotel could legitimately earn one star. The promotional photographs provided on various booking websites and the property’s website are simply not accurate. According to the hotel, they are for “illustration purposes” and are not actual hotel rooms in this hotel. I paid for an upgraded superior deluxe room and the pictures speak for themselves. My room was neither superior, nor deluxe. Dingy, old, rundown, Blank walls, thin, worn mattress, moldy bathroom fixtures, worn out carpet, non-functional light switches, and I could go on. From a practical standpoint, there are no power outlets near the bed - I had to charge my phone in the bathroom where one of the two power outlets was broken. This hotel’s best days are behind it. Many rooms here have no windows, which is why I upgraded to a Superior Deluxe, which has a window but only in the technical sense. Mine has a window that looks out into darkness. See the picture below taken at mid-day. No light whatsoever. Just a physical window. The room obviously used to be a smoking room. Smoking is no longer permitted but my room as well as the corridor do have the odor of stale cigarette smoke. The cigarette burns on the furniture remain evident. My advice is to choose a bite that has a well-established reputation. There are many with comparable prices. I hope my review can save at least one traveler from the great disappointment that would otherwise await them at Bong Sen.

Pros: -The rooms are very generous sizes, even compared to our of city rooms -The rooms are relatively modern and have comfortable chairs and a desk chair, plenty of seating options -The room with a river view has a decent view of the river (partial though) -the rooms were clean -the people working at the hotel were polite and friendly. -the shower head had excellent pressure Cons: On check in I was advised my room did not have a window and was kindly upgraded for free to one with a window that looked onto two other walls and a section that was predominantly boarded up. Given the layout of the building, I estimate at least a third of the rooms are like this. While I appreciated this kindness, outside the window was mostly dark, and had have I been informed from the start (as other hotels in the area do) I would have chosen somewhere with an actual window. I ended up moving to a room with a window that looked outside at an extra cost (500k VND more for the night). I feel this lacked transparency and that I was a little duped into the situation by those managing the advertisement. Asia rugby centre point is 3 properties down, similar pricing and much more transparent about window options. From the outside it looked a little better. The furniture was cheap and although I am just one person and not large I was surprised at how much the bed moved when I got on/off it. The TV did not always register channel changes with the remote or buttons on the TV, but would allow them to be entered manually on the remote (i.e. inputting the numbers rather than up/down).

The hotel is in the heart of the city closed to the main touristic spots. What impressed me the most was the cleaninless of the aisle, It smells like a clinic. Spotless! The breakfast was amazing, wide selection of Asian and western options, they even served the bouche de Noel for Xmas! Really a good experience. The personnel at the front desk was happy to help us, and there was a nice art exhibition held in the lobby too.

Noisy location. Nice rooms. We booked a premium double and we're put on the 7th (728) floor. Unfortunately we could here Karaoke (bad Karaoke) till the early hours. I asked to be moved the next morning and we were moved to a twin room 704 which was much quiter thankfully. Breakfast was good and gym OK. Pool never seemed to be in the sun but not a huge problem.

The location of the hotel is good, close to many cafes (as well as halal restaurants), coffee shops, spas, ATMs, shopping malls, clothing stores, currency exchange offices and the river bank (Saigon River). The room was just as advertised and we even got an upgrade the next night. The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful, the hotel can book Saigon tours at a reasonable price and the tour agents are very reliable. It's easy to get a taxi here, and it can take you around the city at any time, or to the famous tourist attractions in Saigon. For me this hotel is great! Very recommended.

Stayed for 3 nights. Location wise, it's pretty good as it's just a couple minutes walk from some of the bigger malls. Convenience store opposite the road and some nice restaurants just outside. The hotel itself was beautifully decorated but some visible wear and tear (e.g. floor boards). The bathtub in the room felt a little brittle creaking as you step on it. Because it isn't sealed to the wall, the floor gets pretty wet after a shower. The jacuzzi pool didn't look the cleanest and the chemicals in the water caused me to tear quite badly. Breakfast has a decent spread and staff overall pretty friendly! Will consider staying again!