Park Hyatt Saigon

The room isn't huge, but it's very clean 👍. Breakfast 🍳 is semi-buffet style, and you can order à la carte. The salted coffee is absolutely delicious!!!! The baguette is also a specialty 😋. The pool is small, and afternoon tea was just average, but I thought breakfast was perfect.

The sauna was excellent, but the breakfast is quite pricey, around 300 for adults. You can order à la carte, but I'd suggest going for the Opera buffet instead.

Let's start with the positives: The common areas are absolutely stunning. The decor, carpets, floral arrangements, and artwork all have a distinctive style. The hotel service was excellent, and they even upgraded my room. Breakfast was good, and their specialty coffee was even better than what I found in highly-rated cafes outside. The location is, of course, unparalleled. Although the hotel is old, the carpets and soft furnishings in the common areas are meticulously maintained. Everywhere inside the hotel had excellent air conditioning (I mention this specifically because I found it quite rare in Vietnam). The bedding was very comfortable. Now for the drawbacks: The room facilities are genuinely outdated, which really doesn't match the hotel's positioning. The toilet kept making noise long after flushing. Also, in the evening, there's a club-like area on the first floor, separated from the lobby by just one door, which gets incredibly noisy and somewhat spoils the ambiance. Finally, when I was leaving, I needed to do some work, only to discover that the business center was also being used to store a lot of luggage.😅

The breakfast was great, and the French architecture was beautiful.

Initially, the bed linen in my room was unhygienic, causing an allergic reaction. I reported it to the front desk, and a manager quickly came to handle it. They arranged a new room for me, and I didn't even have to move my luggage. The next day, after mentioning it to the front desk again, they even gave us a complimentary double breakfast. The lobby is stunning, but the pool is quite small. The room decor has a lovely Southeast Asian style, which I generally liked. However, the bathtubs in the bathrooms were noticeably yellowed.

Probably the most beautiful hotel in Saigon! The environment is clean and stunning, with a lovely colonial charm. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, and the breakfast spread is fantastic with lots of delicious choices. I'd definitely come back again!

Not bad at all, couldn't really find any major flaws. If I had to nitpick, the restaurant is a bit small and there was a serious queue for breakfast. However, the service and facilities were both excellent.