Ho Chi Minh City Hotels with Wi-Fi

A little bit of a walk from the center but what an amazing large boutique hotel. Everything about the hotel is amazing but the most amazing part is the breakfast and pool!

The Myst Dong Khoi was a fantastic stay. The staff were excellent and made sure my stay was top notch. It's really about the people and the folks at the Myst were some of the best. I loved spending my days at the pool with a superb variety of drinks and excellent food to keep me happy. They had afternoon tea which was a really nice surprise. When it comes to the room, it was so spacious. Location wise, it is right in the heart of District 1. I will return and a lot of that reason is because the Myst was so great!

Great place to stay at. Very convenient location, good friendly service. Room was clean and spacious and awesome view from apartment Unfortunately No YouTube, Tv was outdated besides this everything else was perfect

The highlight of this hotel is the view! It’s a beautify hotel with awesome view of HCM city if you stay at their high floor panoramic view room. Location wise it is located within the high end private apar**ent district which is slightly further from the city center. Grab ride took about 10mins - 15mins to reach the city center where all the major attractions are located. Beside the shopping mall which is link to the hotel and the park, there’s nothing much around this area. Overall a very nice property if you want to stay outside the bustling district 1 while not being too far away from the city center.

As “luxurious” as it looks its not. Check in took about 45 minutes. As someone who works in the hospitality industry my hotel & many hotels I’ve stayed at have a check in and check out separate line. It was even more disappointing to wait in line to be told to wait when they should have the extra bell men who are waiting around to tell the guest to wait in the lobby instead of waiting in the long line. The receptionist I had didn’t ask how I was no warm greeting she just asked for my passport. It’s already giving me a sour taste. Get to my room it was very clean, the room has some neat tech features I thought were so cool. The room & the roof top pool is the only positive thing I have to say that pool is incredible. I wouldn’t recommend staying on the weekend way too many families with kids & the music is so loud. You can’t really enjoy the pool without kids being loud and peeing in the pool. The food was ok. To be honest if they have a facility day pass I’d do that unless the manager decides to have a meeting with the team to be better to never tell a guess “no” and separate check in lines. Hospitality service 0 Check in 0 Room with balcony was a 10/10 Pool 10/10

Hotel is in a very good location, quick access to many popular places. The street itself is average with just a few coffee shops and small stores. The amenities of the hotel are unique such as the hammocks, and open air type of room layout. They also have a top floor that’s used for not only breakfast, but also a casual recreational or dining area that people can use throughout the day. But the wear and tear of the hotel is starting to show. Floors have stains, walls need painting, elevator is messy and dirty. Service is average, nothing spectacular. For the price, it needs to update some things or they will need to lower the price.

The hotel had some very very good things like 10/10 but some things are very annoying Location is great Hotel and room are very clean But Staff- basically they are nice and helpful But here is example- we paid for breakfast- but most of the days the breakfast area is full- no space to sit- But the staff will not let you take a box to take way to the room- so or you wait 30 minutes, or you dont eat So many days we just didnt eat Internet is good but not everywhere has good signal So there will be one location in the room with fast internet but in the bed area no internet Last thing there was construction noise everyday in the morning

The Odys is a tricky one for us to review. Overall we stayed 3 nights during our trip, 2 nights together then a break and a further night after a trip to the mekong. The hotel itself is quite nice.. nothing really wrong with it as such, the rooms were clean and had everything in there like all the others we've stayed in during our time in Vietnam. I wouldn't really call the Odys a ”Boutique” hotel but that's a matter of opinion.. but where we feel the Odys was a let down in this regard was that ”personal” feeling. Earlier in our trip we stayed in many places and all of them without question made us feel like we'd been before.. and in the case of multiple nights and multiple visits indeed the return welcome felt very personal (Bonsella.. you are the best in this regard during our trip!). The staff in reception were pleasant and polite but but it did seem very ”clinical” in approach? Maybe the city thing? But in our opinion it was a little too sterile feeling for a ”boutique” hotel. Breakfast in the hotel was fine, with the usual options available but the staff in the restaurant were our least preferred of the whole trip (anywhere in Vietnam), they were disorganised to say the least.. There were plenty of them around but service wasn't exactly the best. We did take advantage of one of the offers for the restaurant one night, booking a table by the side for a good city view. When we arrived that evening we find that the table we booked had been given to someone else, and in fact there was no mention of our booking. We waited and before long another suitable table became available. After eating we got the bill, and queried why the offer wasn't applied. We were told in order to get the offer we needed to book a table beforehand, this was by the very same person who led us to the table after finding out our booked table had already been given to someone else. It was sorted out, but this is just one of many examples of the staff not being the best. Oddly enough it was also the only place in Vietnam where we struggled with staff not being able to speak English (very few seemed to?), this took us by surprise as even in the remote locations in the north this didn't seem an issue. So In summary, we think this hotel is ok for the night, but that boutique feel is not there, its much more of a large hotel kind of feeling.

My stay for 6 days with The Reverie Saigon was truly Dream. Not only the location and extravagantly luxurious decoration of the hotel, the gist of the dream was the Hotel staffs' human attitude and delicate communication. The staffs were always ready for my demand: anything from cleaning, reservation of outing, dressing me up, in-room meal.... In particular, pre-communication by email on my schedule, Ms. Duong Le (Concierge Team) was excellent and flawless in her arrangement of my demanding requests. I felt sorry for consuming her much time and energy. Ms. Duong Le was absolutely patient, as I know I am myself haughty, boastful and sometimes naughty customer. I really thank other nice people. I remember a guy at the bar with whom I talk of happiness of human being. (I forget his name!) But I would like to point out a person, a cleaner of my room, Ms. Uyen who kindly sewed my button with charming smile. And I must also mention the SPA on its gorgeous atmosphere, tranquility and esthetician's supreme skill. ”Thank you all” is my message here. I hope I will visit again. Jennifer CHOU

Pros: Lovely rooms (two-bedroom) which had everything you needed. Nicely decorated and felt upscale. Hotel was slightly off the main road and rooms were quiet. HCMC roads are busy and noisy!! Small but clean gym, small playground for kids (indoor and outdoor). Pool is big and clean. Restaurant area next to pool. Lobby and reception area is very nice, smells good and has a luxurious feel. Location was good, near the zoo. Cons: only one: breakfast. Vietnamese food is very good but this was the hotel’s weakest link. Limited choice and not that delicious, if you got there after 8.30am almost all the warm food was cold. Hope this can be improved.