Ho Chi Minh City Hotel Guide - RMIT University Vietnam hotels in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

"Great stay. Exceptional hospitality and staff. A big thank you to Katie, Erika, Bob and Frankie for making us feel at home. "

"BF are fine but menu could improve"

"Very good and friendly Staff 👏👏👏"

"Tiny room that smells. Not how it is advertised. Very outdated property. Can find much better ones in the area for the same price."

"HighLy recommended "

"Great location. Hotel lobby was stunning. We had a room on the 4th floor which was a really spacious room, sort of designer old fashion, but the downside was the noise of chairs dragging across the 5th floor restaurant and bar above. Ok, it was quiet between about midnight and 6am but was still a disturbance. That said when this was raised they offered a different room, so no real complaints. Staff overall were pleasant. Great location"

"Initially, our room smelled and the AC did not work properly. This was unacceptable and we requested another room. My girlfriend and I expected a 5 star hotel to be inspected prior to guest's arrival. This should be standard procedure especially at a 5 star hotel. Maid service for the room was the best part of our stay. Breakfast was nicely prepared and the quality of the food was above average. Some notable and concerning issues were as follows.: 1) One night after dinner outside of the hotel, we were stopped by security when trying to return to our room. My girlfriend was a registered guest under my reservation. However, security wanted my girlfriend to registered at the lobby implying that she was a prostitute. We were both shocked and extremely offended. This is UNACCEPTABLE!! 2) We requested a bucket of ice and two wine glasses. This should be standard and should be included in the room rate as part of staying at this hotel. The staff charged us 1 million VND for ice and two wine glasses. This is egregious in so many ways. My overall recommendation is that there many other hotels in Saigon that are better suited for guests wanting a peaceful, respectful and relaxing experience without feeling the way we felt. Hotel management should review their standard operating procedures and re-train their staff to show respect to all guests and provide clear guidelines on what services are included in the overall cost. I do not recommend the Reverie hotel in Saigon. "

"Our room was clean, very comfortable and super quiet. It was very well located in downtown Saigon, with easy access to many of the sights. There was a good selection for breakfast. We went to the Sky lounge for some drinks. It is a pity that the brown building in front blocked what would have been a great view over the river. The staff were lovely and very helpful."

"In the middle of the city with abundant shops in walking distance! Rex hotel is really King!"