Hotéis próximos a Tan Dinh Church em Ho Chi Minh City

Came here for a few nights as apart of at tour. The location is very central, on a busy street opposite the park, but there are few bars, restaurants and supermarkets close by. Parts of the building are renovated and some not. The facilities are variable with no bar, just a fridge. The rooms are also variable as is the cleaning of them. Don’t get a front room as road noise is high. Some windows are hard to close and the TV has no European language channels or news. The bed in our room was a king size base with a double mattress, so we kept catching our legs on the corner. The service is slow and variable quality, while the breakfast was limited to eggs, bread and jam. Nothing is really bad, but also not very good either…

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Apartment-style hotel with comfortable rooms, fully equipped with modern luxury equipment. The hotel building is located in the heart of District 1, next to the park, market, church. And there are many convenience stores around. Especially, the building had 2 basement for parking. Very suitable for a trip with your whole family. The only limitation is that there is no breakfast or room service. But the kitchen is fully equipped, as well as near the market, so you can prepare meals easily for your whole family.

First of all, the staff is most helpful and friendly, but this is pretty much the standard practice of most, if not all, of the hotels in Vietnam which I have visited. Then the room is very, very spacious, so much that there is even a treadmill in there! The breakfast is very nice. But above all, the laundry room is a real surprise: it has not only multiple washing machines in there, but also several driers as well! For business or even family travelers who have to stay in the city for more than a few days, this facility, of course, really comes in handy. If I have to pick a bone, it would be the very dim lighting in the room; if this can be improved, it would be perfect. Definitely I will come back again!

The hotel was located Hai Ba Trung street, so comfortable go to the Tan Son Nhat International Airport. The staff was friendly and helpful. But the equipment was old, I think there is renew something.

Was recommended Intercon and it did not disappoint. Enjoyable stay for a girls' weekend and birthday trip. The hotel's location is the best- right across the Book Street, Notre Dame Cathedral and Post Office and a short walk to a street full of lovely cafes and restaurants and a slightly longer walk to the City Hall and Opera House. We were given a room on the 15th floor with a great view. Beds were very comfortable. Service was friendly and prompt. We will return!

In a prime location in the District 1 district of Ho Chi Minh City, M Village Đinh Công Tráng is set 1.6 km from Diamond Plaza, 1.8 km from Saigon Central Post Office and 1.7 km from War Remnants Museum. Among the facilities at this property are room service and a 24-hour front desk, along with free WiFi throughout the property. The property is non-smoking and is located 300 metres from Tan Dinh Market. At the hotel, each room is fitted with a wardrobe. Every room is fitted with a kettle and a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries, while some rooms will provide you with a kitchen equipped with a fridge. All units at M Village Đinh Công Tráng include air conditioning and a desk. Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral is 1.7 km from the accommodation, while Reunification Palace is 2.1 km away. The nearest airport is Tan Son Nhat International Airport, 4 km from M Village Đinh Công Tráng.

N*** location near the center, adjacent to amenities such as market, pharmacy,... Professional support website system. Fully furnished, with kitchen cooking utensils, rice cooker but no dining table. The sheets and pillowcases were quite old, dark in color, and the bathroom sink was so old that it had a big hole torn in it. Spraying insecticide but not cleaning up afterward left cockroaches in many places in the room. Remember to thoroughly wash eating utensils before using. The room is not soundproof so the noise is very loud.

Way better than those air bnb that i had booked before i decided to come back to hcmc and stayed at Sherwood. The receptionist and their team are professional. Told the house keeper there was some leaking from ac. Their technicians came and problem solved right away with in 20 mins. Old school furnitures but all well maintained and super clean. Not just that the condos are close to everything. 20 mins from international airport, 5 mins to district 1. The street are super crowded during rush hours but all one way make it easier. I have 3 boys 11, 9 and 3. They all love that place. It feel like home. There are pool and kids play room my little guy loves it. It super convenient location. My family and I will definitely recommend to friends and family who are going to visit Hcm c.

1 / 2 Well, where shall I start? Ok, the positives, as it won’t take very long. The air con in our room (202) was excellent. Never let us down and was as expected. Also, the security to the building was good. Passcode doors to enter the property, before your room key to access your room. The bed was comfy and we slept well, although the image of the deluxe mattress in the web photos is somewhat deceiving. Ours was a about a third of the depth of those shown in the web pics. Now for the negatives. Let’s start with the red ant infestation. They came in everyday near the kitchenet sink area. I think the cleaner may have cleaned them up once, but we ended up having to buy a big can of RAID to wipe them out every morning. I left the mess to see if the cleaner would notice the growing pile of ant bodies needing to be cleaned away, but she either didn’t, or didn’t care. I let them pile up. The extent of the ant problem wasn’t really fully realised until we started to pack up to leave (we stayed 19 nights). Upon moving our clothes, we found ants running around inside, and my wife was almost physically sick when she had found that ants had invaded her make-up bag, and decided to make home in her makeup sponge, which was in a plastic case. The food stuff we had bought to bring home also suffered. Some sealed packets had also become infested and rendered the food useless. We also found some in our bed. This was all reported to Cozrum before we vacated. The condition of the room was pretty terrible. We booked on the basis of the photos and reviews on reputable booking sites such as Booking.com, Expedia and Agodo. What you see in those pictures advertising the property is NOT what you will get now. If you had booked 10 years ago, then maybe, but not now. The walls and ceiling were dirty. The walls had paint missing where chairs had been repeatedly scaped against it. Things that had been stuck and removed from walls had left horrible scuff marks. The “white” walls were dirty. Grime (mold?), years of build up of dust/fat and dirt and probably a faulty aircon unit just made the whole place look dirty. The tap handle in the bathroom had been replaced with a big old screw, and the grime around the sink was horrible. Bed linen was old and tired, as were the towels. We asked for an extra pillow for a family member that needed one for a breathing condition. They said “No”. They apparently only had enough pillows for each room. So, what happens if your pillow is unusable? No replacement? We ended up having to buy one. There were also spiders webs in the corners, and the balcony area looked like it had never been cleaned. Our door lock battery failed whilst we were there, as it did for my mother who was staying upstairs. No fun sitting on the stairs in 40 degree heat waiting for the management company to let you back in. We also encountered other guests trying to access the property. One Vietnamese family with a young child, who had already paid, were refused entry c