Hotels near Central Post Office, Ho Chi Minh City

Besides it's great location and good cleanliness, the rest doesn't look great. Only bed, cloth wall hangar, towel, table and chair available in the room, very basic amenities. Moreover, it is a self check in hotel. So, there is no reception counter for check in, check out and enquiries. Please be careful that you don't lock yourself outside the room. Because it is very difficult for you to reach out to any receptionist. Even the WhatsApp number does not give any reply. There is no proper notice of procedure of check out sent out before hand. If you don't want to accidentally lock yourself outside the room during the nick of time, don't book this place until the communication problem is resolved. To the hotel, you really need to improve communication with customers.

The room is beautiful and tastefully decorated. The hotel has a very pleasant fragrance. The staff are enthusiastic and friendly, and there's a jewelry and silver shop with nice decor in the lobby.

Good location, cool TV, everything is delicious, good. There are treats on the table downstairs, there is a kitchen, you can cook something yourself.

A cozy space perfect for couples or solo travelers, honestly one of the best places I’ve stayed in Ho Chi Minh City. It took me a little while to find since it’s tucked away in a small back alley, but once I arrived, everything went smoothly. Check-in was quick and easy, no front desk hassle at all. The staff apologized for assigning me the top floor with no elevator access, but honestly, I didn’t mind. I got a better view because of it. The building goes up to the 7th floor, while the elevator only reaches the 5th. As someone still young and full of energy, it was no problem. The room itself had everything I needed: a small kitchen counter, safe box, wardrobe, TV, fast Wi-Fi, and even a bathtub, all at a very reasonable price! It’s a fantastic value for what you get. My only small complaints: there’s no wall socket near the bed, so charging my phone while lying down wasn’t possible, and the space between the bathtub and toilet is a bit tight, I had to sit sideways to use it. Still, those are minor things compared to how comfortable and pleasant the stay was overall. Highly recommend staying here if you’re visiting Ho Chi Minh City and want something homey, affordable, and peaceful. Thank you for letting me stay there!

The location of this hotel could not be better, it was situated in the heart of district 1. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. There was a lovely flat screen smart TV with Netflix and YouTube. The main issue we had was with the shower which proved to have very poor water pressure making it rather difficult to wash oneself thoroughly. The hotel seemed to back off onto a bar which was loud in the early evening but calmed down when we went to bed around midnight. We both slept well and would recommend staying here!

The environment is very clean

I arrived early in the morning after an overnight bus ride, and to make matters worse, I had developed acute inflammation. I was exhausted and in pain, but couldn't sleep. I forced myself to try and rest, drinking lots of water, and thankfully, when I woke up around noon, I felt much better. It was a memorable experience.

I stayed for several nights starting February 26, 2026. The building next door was under construction, and there was a lot of noise that lasted until late at night, making it difficult to get enough sleep. Pros: - The staff are friendly. - The room was spacious for the price. - Excellent access. - The air conditioning worked well. - The bed was large. Cons: - There were bugs. Cockroaches and ants. - It seemed like there were small holes in the room, and I saw cockroaches and ants disappearing into what looked like their nests. - There were several ants on the bed. When I left a sweet juice on the dresser for a few hours, a trail of ants formed. - The hotel feels older than it appears in the online photos, especially the toilet and shower room. - The shower pressure was weak, though just enough to wash long hair. - It took 5-10 minutes for the hot water to come on. - The walls are thin, and I could hear noise from other rooms on the same floor. - The bed was hard. I paid about 4000 yen per night. Considering it was 2000 yen per person for two people, it was cheap, but I wouldn't want to stay again. If you're a seasoned traveler, you might be able to manage, but I don't think it's suitable for germaphobes, those who prefer bright rooms, or for a girls' trip. As someone who is relatively used to traveling and doesn't take minor issues too seriously, I was able to stay for several nights.