8h-hostel Reviews

staff is friendly and location is good - easy to get around the city. but I couldn’t sleep/lie down as there are many ants and bugs crawling at the pillow area of the bed, many ants on the floor too. but I guess you get what you pay for. never again though

Cheap, clean. The beds are very comfortable

Great tiny hostel, ideal for a few days in buzzing Ho Chi Minh, great location for tourists

Strategic location, the employees friendly and cooperative 🤝 everything is under good management but there's some room for improvement to be better hostel 👏

Good service.

The alley is quite quiet! Others are OK. The bed is very small

Let's start with the fact that the staff here is very nice and speaks English very well. Always clean. There is a familymart store nearby, where you can grab a bite to eat. The hostel has a laundry room. On the very top floor there is a kitchen and a shared refrigerator, and you can also relax on this floor. You can see the sunrise in the morning. I definitely recommend it

I lived in a shared room with 10 capsules. The room is very cramped, there is nowhere to put things, nowhere to turn around. The bed linen is dirty, it feels like it has been used. The hostel itself is dirty, they rarely clean it and it is poor. The only plus is the staff, very nice and helpful

The location is good and the staff are friendly.

The staff are friendly. There are so many ants from the first floor lobby to the rooms. I tried to sleep, but there were cockroaches crawling on me while I was sleeping, so I checked out right away. Of course, no refund.

It's a very good dormitory. The owner can speak a little Japanese. Also, the staff is fluent in English. It feels more like a capsule hotel than a dormitory, so your privacy is protected. There is one toilet for men and women, one for men, and one for women. There are separate showers for men and women, and there were three showers for men, but they were a little cold. However, Ho Chi Minh City is very hot, so I don't think it will be a big problem. Late at night, the gate on the road may appear to be closed, but don't worry, it will open if you push it. This hotel has a rooftop, and on the day I was there, everyone was having a barbecue. One problem is that the space to put your bag or carry case is small, so be careful if you are bringing large luggage. As for the outlet, you can use the same outlet as in Japan if it is compatible with Bolt. There is also a storage box with a lock where you can put your valuables. This dormitory is recommended as it is close to Bui Vien Street and there is a Family Mart nearby.

The hotel is located in a small alley near Pham Lao 5th Street. It is quiet in the bustle. It has a decoration style similar to a capsule hotel. It can also maintain everyone's independence in group living. At this price, there is nothing dissatisfied.

The location was very good, near the local market and Bui Vien Street. The hotel is a little down an alley so it's hard to find, but it's a little away from the main road so it was quiet. I chose a private room and it was comfortable enough. Although it was a private room, the wall separating it from the next room was very thin so voices and sounds echoed so it was necessary to keep quiet. I hit my hand against the wall a few times when I lay down in bed and felt sorry for the person next to me. The staff were very kind and it was helpful that some of them spoke Japanese. I think I'll choose this place again when I go to Ho Chi Minh City.

The staff were kind and the inside was clean. It was very nice.