Mai House Saigon Hotel

The entrance was very grand, and for this price, staying in a five-star hotel felt like amazing value for money. It's a bit far from District 1, the city center, but using Grab solved any transportation issues and made sightseeing easy. I was most looking forward to breakfast, and it didn't disappoint! The buffet was so luxurious and offered such a wide variety that I had trouble deciding what to eat. Unfortunately, I didn't get to visit the pool and rooftop bar this time. I could see the pool from my room, and everyone looked so happy swimming and relaxing – I just watched them from afar, wishing I could join. Next time I stay here, I definitely want to check them out!

The hotel's location is good. When I booked the room, I confirmed that breakfast was included for children under 12. However, at check-in, the front desk informed me that breakfast was not included for children.

This hotel was a pleasant surprise! The facilities are top-notch and the service is excellent. The lobby is beautiful; there were people taking photos there every day. Breakfast offers a wide variety and tastes great. The complimentary fruit platter was lovely and delicious, and the rooftop view is also quite nice. There's a supermarket and many restaurants nearby, I particularly recommend the Japanese place.

Very clean and conveniently located. The service is excellent, and the exterior is beautiful – truly a five-star hotel with great value for money. The hotel is quite large and very comfortable. Plus, some staff members speak Cantonese, which made communication very easy.

A French-style hotel with a lot of character. You'll always see the staff serving with a smile, helping you with the elevator, and greeting you politely. The rooms are clean, and the breakfast spread is incredibly rich. Today, I even had unlimited abalone! The swimming pool is beautiful. If this were a five-star hotel, the service, facilities, and breakfast would be absolutely impeccable, almost perfect. This is my top hotel choice in Ho Chi Minh City.

I saw some reviews saying the service was bad and that they discriminated against Chinese guests, but my actual experience was very good; the service was professional and enthusiastic. Everything else was standard, quite good, but I can't give it a 5-star rating. There's a Michelin restaurant called Man Moi near the hotel with a great ambiance and good food. For around 200 (currency not specified, assuming local currency), you can have a decent meal. There's also a good Japanese restaurant nearby (though I don't recommend the tempura; it's too greasy). Compared to what I saw online, the hotel's design isn't particularly outstanding; it's quite conventional. If you're not on a tight budget, you won't be disappointed. The photos are from Man Moi restaurant, which has a great vibe. It's best to make a reservation as walk-ins might not get a table.

I think it's pretty good, but be aware that early check-in at the front desk still costs money. The restaurant is also decent. Facilities: good Cleanliness: good Environment: good Service: so-so Location: good

Always a great choice, still my top pick when visiting Ho Chi Minh City. The room service breakfast was also excellent and plentiful. I'll definitely be staying here again on my next trip to Ho Chi Minh.