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One thing I loved was the interior design and architecture. You really feel as though you're in a fancy boutique hotel at a very competitive price. The rooms are very clean and the staffs are very accommodating and friendly. The breakfast spread could have more varieties and warm pastries would definitely be appreciated. I liked that apart from breakfast, they provide tea time and evening cocktails too! Unfortunately most of the meat served were pork which I can't consumed due to religion. The bathroom is amazing! The brass fixtures, the hexagon mirror, complete toiletries, etc. Although I must comment that the shades could have been installed closer to the windows. From where I'm bathing, I had a clear view of the people downstairs and I'm sure they have a clear view of me bathing too. Unless you're a public exhibitionist, that's gonna be a problem. Overall my stay was great and satisfying. I'll definitely make it one of my hotels in Saigon.

This was our first visit to Ho Chi Minh City to visit our son and meet his wife's family. We were looking for a hotel with good quality at a decent price and the Aristo Hotel fit the bill. It's not a five star, more like a 3.5 star hotel but the staff added value. They were attentive to all of our needs. Most of the staff that we interacted with understood and spoke English well and they responded quickly to our requests. The breakfast buffet had a decent variety with some different options each day (we were there for a week), including an omelet station. We used the coupons we received at check-in for the onsite spa and went for the full body and foot massage package. There is only one changing area shared by men and women. This is something they should address as the only option for privacy in the changing area were the two shower stalls with frosted glass. The massages themselves were wonderful and a great way to relax after our full day tour of the Mekong River which we were able to book at the reception desk. One other note. Any time we went down to the lobby, the doorman would ask if we needed a taxi. When we did, a taxi was at the door within two minutes. There was plenty to see within walking distance. The Independence Palace (or Reunification Palace, depending on where you are from) is only three blocks away, the War Remnants Museum is two blocks away and Notre Dame Cathedral and the Post Office is about a half mile away. If you are looking for a quiet room, this may not be your hotel. It's not overly loud but you will hear the traffic in the morning and you are likely to hear a PA announcement from a nearby center occasionally. On balance, when factoring in the staff, location and the spa, I would say we made the right choice. I would not hesitate to book another stay at the Aristo Hotel.

This hotel is gorgeous, probably one of the best in Saigon. We went there for honeymoon, the female receptionist took great care of us, and even later upgraded us to a suite for 2 nights out of our 4-night stay there. Service is top-notch here, we dined almost everyday at the hotel for lunch and the food was really good and have a good wide variety. Location is also good, but we pretty much "grabcab/uber" everywhere - which is very affordable in Saigon.

We wanted a hotel to allow easy transfer from the airport and to the train station the following morning. We also wanted a swimming pool. The location is excellent for this purpose and the swimming pool is big and very well maintained. The bonus was the excellent size of our room and comfort of the bed. P There were also many restaurants nearby and although we never ventured into district 1 this would be an easy and inexpensive taxi ride away. Staff very efficient at checking us in and out. Really well maintained hotel. When I am next in Saigon I will stay here.

I mentioned staff twice because the staff really perform extraordinarily well! They speak really good English, and the most important thing, they are very, VERY helpful! Incident happened when the day I departing to airport, I lost my phone on the taxi. Immediately I get back to hotel asking for their assistance on the matter and they assisted me without hesitate! In the end I had my phone back and I wish I can do more than just thank them. Besides, the location of the hotel is in the center of the city, near to both train station and airport. Comfortable, clean and spacious room. Will definitely recommend friends or come back if I am visiting Saigon again!

very nice hotel, located next to the war remnant museum. you can walk from the hotel to most of the tourist attractions, takes about 25 minutes to walk to the ben thanh or the backpacker area of saigon from the hotel. the breakfast was ok, nothing special though. the hotel is not the cheapest, but if you are spending some time in saigon it's definitely nice to have access to a swimming pool as it gets really hot during day-time. there are a few restaurants and cafes nearby.

We stayed in "Sonnet Saigon Hotel" at our second visit in Ho Chi Minh City for four nights. At our first time in the city we stayed in the tourists' recommended district, district one. "Sonnet Saigon Hotel" is at district three and we loved the location and the hotel ten times more. It's a short walking distance from district one and it's just next to: the biggest park in the area, very good laundry service ("F5 Laundry", 12/2 Thuong Dinh), little supermarket and two nice restaurants (one local in the building across the street), and second Italian ("Le Crespo restaurant", 63 Thuong Dinh St.) with live music and amazing atmosphere!). The rooms were really nice and super clean, and the staff was lovely. It's a new hotel, hence they have a few small things to work on… But in total, it's definitely a very good hotel.

Hong Hac Boutique Hotel Saigon is a cozy place. It was difficult to find when we first arrived since the signage is not very clear. The location is perfect - very close to most of the tourist attractions (War Remnant Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral and Ben Thanh Market). A lot of shops and restaurants in the area. The room is small but clean and comfy. Super love the breakfast, two thumbs up! The staff were extremely helpful. They helped organize a quick tour and looked up how to take transport to certain sights for us. I would recommend this hotel for great value for money and location. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay and will definitely go back again when we visit Saigon next time.

We feel that the hotel deserved more than 3 stars rating. The room is way beyond our expectation; it is clean, nicely designed, comfortable. Staffs are friendly although some receptionists still need to speak more in English; they had tried their level best to assist us. They never forgot to smile. The location of the hotel is strategically situated in this part of the city where it is not crowded with activities but near enough to the major spot where all shops is located. It was such amazing experience although it was just a short transit stay in Minh Khang Hotel, Saigon. We highly recommend this hotel to all the travelers out there.

I am overall satisfied with the hotel and its accommodating service. The staffs are friendly and polite, room condition and cleanliness were without any complaint. The hotel is located very close to the Central of Saigon. I would recommend this place for both business and leisure. I have made the right choice and definately choose this hotel again on my next visit to Ho Chi Minh city.

This is the place to stay if you want to experience Vietnamese culture first hand. From the moment we arrived we were treated like family. No request was ignored and each member of the Evergreen staff responded graciously whenever we prevailed upon them. Unfortunately, I had a medical emergency while staying at the hotel which required hospitalization. Ms. Lien's staff jumped into action at her direction and helped me into a waiting vehicle that sped me away to the hospital. The doctors told me that had I not arrived as quickly as I did the outcome would have been severe. Upon my return, I informed Ms. Lien that I was scheduled to move into an apartment the following day. I asked her if I could hire one of her men to help me carry suitcases into my new home as I was physically unable. Not only did she make a man available; she insisted that she would do this at no charge in order to help me. Thank you, Ms. Lien, and your fine staff! You literally saved my life. For those of you who do not require a visit to the hospital during your stay, make sure you venture across the street to the public park to see how the locals spend their free time and just how warm and friendly the people are.The location also affords easy access to all the top sites to visit during a short or long stay. I only wish that I could give this facility, Ms. Lien and her wonderful staff a 10 star review rather than 5.

This was a nice hotel. Great location if you want to reach your hotel quickly from the Saigon rail station or the airport. The staff were very professional and helpful. Excellent security in the hotel. The room was clean and modern. The spa features all cost extra. The pool was in an odd location but it is on the roof. The breakfast had a huge selection of well prepared dishes, and the view from the terrace seating was incredible. There was no hot water during my stay and the quality of the toiletries supied by the hotel bordered on absurdity; the toothbrush bristols fell apart in my mouth. The complimentary drink and fruit basket were never supplied. If you are looking for a hotel near the city centre, shopping facilities, restaurants or nightlife, I suggest staying in District 1. This is an excellent hotel if you need to be close to transportation or if you are on a short business trip.

I've lived on and off in Vietnam for 2 years and traveled throughout the country extensively. This hotel was the best combination of quality and value that I have experienced. Hotel is very new. Everything very clean and well kept. Staff is extremely helpful and friendly. Wi-Fi is complimentary of course and as fast as any place I've stayed at in HCMC. Location is ideal in my opinion - central enough to be convenient (about 5-10 minutes by motor bike or 10-15 minutes by taxi from the central District 1 locations, i.e. Opera House, Saigon Center, etc) but not too close to the action to be loud at all hours of the night. I have never given all 5's (see below) to any hotel. I gave higher ratings to this hotel than any I've stayed at in HCMC

we were surprised that the hotel was situated in a back alley. but after a short walk past a few local homes, we found ma maison and stepping into ma maison was like stepping into the home of a close friend as we were warmly greeted by natasha - the owner of the hotel. we were ushered into the cafe-reception area of this quaint little hotel-home, where we were served with fresh, icy cold passionfruit juice while checking-in. natasha promptly settled our check-in and planned a day tour for us around hcm city since we were only there for a day. it is so rare to be greeted with such hospitality these days. our room was absolutely lovely and so clean you've got to book a stay here to see it for yourself. we stayed in the deluxe room and it definitely provided me with a restful, peaceful night's sleep away from the bustle of hcm city. one thing to note though, there are no elevators in this little hotel so be prepared to climb 4 floors up to the deluxe room. but the room is worth every bit of energy you put into climbing those stairs. make sure you start your day with the breakfast they serve at the cafe. there's a choice of vietnamese or european breakfast. we had the vietnamese breakfast and both the noodles (can't remember the exact names of the noodles but the seafood noodle was a saigon dish and the beef noodle was a central vietnam dish as we were told by natasha's uncle) we had were the best we had in vietnam so far. the additional baguette we were kindly offered had a thin n crispy skin and light and fluffy on the inside. yum!

Big hotel with a lot of privacy. Stayed at level 2 in the suite room. There is a kitchen area with all the plates and utensils that you can use too. Clean and cosy, water in the bathroom was also really strong and nice. Bathroom clean, bed very comfortable! Although we can still hear some sound from the road outside, it is still acceptable to us. No problem sleeping at all. Staff were really helpful and nice, and the security guard was always so sweet and helpful too. Gives a feeling that they are all so down to earth and want to give their best. Location is not bad, and there is a push cArt store selling. Banh mi (French loaf sandwich) and fried noodles. Also v delicious and clean. 4storey highland coffee is just opposite the hotel, nice place to chill and have nice coffee and cake. Would definitely come back to this hotel! Grab transport in Vietnam is really simple and affordable! Weather was hot so we took grab everywhere.

Got off the Mekong Express bus from Phnom Penh in District 1. Taxi tout wanted US$15 for the trip to Le Blanc. Mugged him off and found a meter taxi that cost US$2. Check-in at the hotel is efficient. Staff are extremely helpful. The room was of a decent size, clean, with fresh towels, sheets, etc. There's air-con (efficient and quiet), a fan, fridge, drinking water (2 small bottles that are replenished daily), and a TV with several Western channels. There is a choice of breakfast, a Western option with eggs and sausage, plus toast, or Vietnamese. The broken rice Vietnamese dish was particularly good IMO. Laundry was a reasonable price, but if you're willing to chuck it in the machine yourself, and hang it out, etc, then the service is free. District 1 and the action is a walk away if you can brave the Saigon traffic as a pedestrian, as are the War Remnants Museum and the Reunification Palace; otherwise it's a couple of bucks in a taxi. Always insist on the meter. All-in-all, Le Blanc would be our choice next time we're in Saigon.

I extended my stay by a few nights to enjoy the unique true Saigon experience in areas such as this hotel is located. About a 15 minute walk from the normal tourist areas of District 1 (40,000 vnd taxi). But a world apart. Generally I went other directions to get the real experience. Eating with the locals in real Vietnamese places was my goal. With a very little bit of Vietnamese and some research assisted by a couple real helpful street food blogs I had a unique experience. These local spots can be very accommodating when approached right. If there mid week don't miss the mother-daughter pop up restaurant that opens for lunch on the sidewalk across the street from the hotel. The daughter has excellent English, the food is great, and they offer a selection every day. You won't believe the price! The hotel staff were excellent. No hassles, and very quick to know me. Everyday for 7 mornings when I left the hotel for breakfast on my return my room was cleaned and made up. I haven't experienced this in many hotels even of a much higher class. Other hotels in the same area on Agoda of this class were more expensive.

we were given our rooms very fast, we were not charged for an early check in as we arrived at around 1am, the hotel staff were very friendly and accommodating, they would go the extra mile to help us. the hotel was near a market so we were able to buy fruits at a much lower price, there was also a coop food mart near the hotel so were able to buy toiletries and food for a lower price also. there was a police station near the hotel so we felt safe. there was a church nearby and local restaurants, kfc, and dominos nearby also.

Pushed back in a small hem, (alley way) not scary at all! this posh hotel is everything I needed for a quiet rest. You don’t hear the noise from the hundreds of motorbike. Yet it’s just about 50 ft from the Main Street, “Cao Thang” the room is small yet posh and cozy. No restaurant, no bellman ... nothing fancy yet it felt like a place you want to come back to after a full day of touristing. Would be staying here again whenever I come back to this part of Vietnam.