Hotels near Phuongheng bus in Ho Chi Minh City

The hotel is newly renovated, everything is stylish and beautiful👍👍👍 Excellent location next to the most party street, but it wouldn’t hurt to put up signs, because... hard to find

Totally love this hotel, for the priced I was offered the smallest room at the highest level, 7.. however as someone with a large, heavy luggage, there were some flight of stairs that i had to take to access to the next building, so I had to carry my heavy suitcase on my own.. Room is very much 95% soundproof which helps a great deal!

Everyone at the hotel is kind and provides great service. I really liked the welcome service. The cut fruits and ginger tea were very delicious. I was also able to register for the tour at the hotel. They also told me about delicious restaurants, so it was a fulfilling stay.

Policy lousy.. We booked 2 rooms for 4 ppl .. At first we registered our child plus 1 adult for one room yet the child no stay and we want to change 2 adult per room , just 2 hours difference , staff requested us pay extra fee another 200000vnd for exchanging person .. Its really ridiculous as staff told registered on system so should be the same person .. We feel like as robbery in day time .. This is also last time we booked this hotel ..The way 2 guys front dest talk aslo unfriendly when we keep asking and he told us *** pls let me talk first the u talk ok**** hello we came here to stay and pay not come for free.. Pls dont treat us as beggar .. its standard of 3 stars hotel

I am a repeat stayer from Singapore in this hotel. Saigonciti hotel is in a very location district 1. In this trip, I notice that the breakfast menu have improved alot. Service and staff have also improved. Value for money to stay in this 3 star hotel. Strongly recommended.

Exceptional service - staff are always attentive to our needs and very helpful. Make great recommendations for sightseeing, transport, food etc. Room has an excellent view of the city and even from the bathtub! Bath salt is also provided. Good location and walking distance to many places but we took Grab most of the time as the rides are inexpensive and the drivers always reach within 5 mins. I will not hesitate to stay at Pullman if I am in HCMC.

The location is easy to find, there is a 24-hour front desk, complete toiletries, the room is quiet and tidy, and the breakfast is rich. Ctrip customer service provides attentive room reservation services 24 hours a day and patiently answers questions. It is the preferred platform for booking hotels and flights for outbound travel.

Would not recommend to anyone. Why? PFB the instances:- Cons 1) We were in transit from 12 AM the previous night and we reached the hotel around 9 AM. We were jetlagged, tired, sleepy and head was heavy. We requested the receptionist (a male) to please give us the room based on an early check in price. The response was shocking! We were told the category of room we have booked will not be available till 2 PM so you can wait in the lobby. Else, pay early check price for the room (that they were never giving until 2 PM) and also, play half price for another category of room (they were offering a suite). Imagine having to pay A+B just to get the room to sleep off. No consideration for the tired travellers. We paid early check in price for the room we never got and also, paid half price for a lower room category and slept till 1:30 PM. After we woke up, we moved to Our room. 2) No room service whatsover. If you wish to eat, eat during the buffet breakfast or Sky Garden on the top floor. When we enquired, if hunger strikes at say 12 noon or 9 PM - receptionist told us - You can go out and eat! 3) No iron available. Forcefully, we had to give the clothes for dry cleaning. And guess what? Ironing AFTER dry cleaning came at an extra cost. I mean how does that add up???? Also, they had almost lost my husband's t-shirt. They took them 3 hours to find it after the 48 hours delay. Yes, you heard it right - 48 hrs and 24 hours TAT for dry cleaning. 4) No tourist guidance whatsover. When we asked where do we go how do we go? We were handed a pamphlet. When looking for more options Alagon (just on the other street of this hotel) advised us to use Grab for travel. Which was a lifesaver. 5) When we asked for currency to be exchanged (Dollars to Dong) - The receptionist emptied his own pockets to give us the money and said he did not enough. How is that legal?? He did not give us the rate or even opened the hotel's money drawer. It was like he was transacting with us. Not the hotel! 6) The hotel is dull and gloomy. We requested for an upgrade or even a different room to get better sleep. We were given a road facing room which was full of traffic whole day and night. The receptionist (this time a female) said you can book online, with us expensive and we will see if we can give you. It is based on my manager. It was like pushing off business. 'I am not interested in giving you a room' vibes. Pros- 1) It is centrally located. So you can walk up to Starbucks or convenience stores. 2) Zen at the restaurant is a lovely lady who will take care of you. She wears a bow scarf and shirt pant. She was the only one who was welcoming. The days when my husband did not go down for breakfast, she would enquire about him and ask if I needed eggs prepared beforehand in case, he was on his way down. 3) Housekeeping staff is nice and helpful. 4) The room is clean with well equipped washroom. We had booked this room for 2 legs as we were doing Hoi-An inbetween for 3 days. After the

Private mini hotel, with a good location, large room, comfortable beds, clean, well cleaned, the only negative for us was the lack of an elevator, but we knew about it, the price is a little high

Breakfast was very good. The middle-aged male boss is very good. The middle-aged female receptionist has been working at the front desk for 21 years, but it is more severe and difficult to discuss. Fluent English communication. I like the room is simple but clean and the bath water is great. Located on the street of Fan Wulao, quiet in the middle of the trouble. A short guy in charge of breakfast is fluent in English.