Vietnam Arrival Card: Newest Updates & How to Fill Out
Hey Canadian travelers! If you’re flying to Vietnam, you’ll need to get familiar with the updated digital entry rules—your key to smooth entry. This guide breaks down the latest requirements: what documents you need, who must apply, how to fill them out online, timing, and full entry steps for a stress-free trip.
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What Are Vietnam’s Newest Entry Declaration Documents?
Vietnam now uses two separate mandatory entry declarations (not a replacement for your visa):
- Digital Pre-Arrival Card (New 2026): Mandatory online declaration for travelers landing at Tan Son Nhat (SGN, Ho Chi Minh City); generates a QR code to speed up immigration.
- NA1 Form: Traditional entry/exit declaration (replaced old M3 Form); only required for Visa on Arrival (VOA) users and land/sea arrivals.
Key Clarification for Canadians
- e-Visa holders: Do NOT need the NA1 Form
- Visa-exempt & e-Visa travelers (SGN only): Must complete the Digital Pre-Arrival Card
- VOA travelers (all airports): Must complete both Digital Pre-Arrival Card (SGN only) + NA1 Form
- All documents are 100% free and available in English.
🚨 Newest Vietnam Entry Official Update (Effective April 15, 2026)
- Mandatory Digital Pre-Arrival Card: For ALL foreign nationals arriving at SGN Airport
- Current applicable airports: SGN (mandatory); Hanoi (HAN) & Da Nang (DAD) coming soon
- Official portal: prearrival.immigration.gov.vn
- Submission window: Within 72 hours before arrival (no earlier, no later)
- Output: QR code sent to your email
Who Needs Which Document?
Form Type | Must Complete | Exempt |
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Digital Pre-Arrival Card (SGN Only) |
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NA1 Form (All Vietnam Ports) |
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Vietnam Entry Basics for Canadians
For Canadian passport holders planning to visit Vietnam, you’ll need two core items to enter Vietnam:
- Valid visa (or visa exemption)
- Required entry declaration(s) (Digital Pre-Arrival Card / NA1 Form, based on your port & visa)
Visa Options for Canadians
All three visa pathways for Canadians require completing Vietnam Entry Declarations. Here’s a concise breakdown:
- Visa Exempt (Rare): Vietnamese-Canadians + immediate family; direct Phu Quoc Island arrivals
- e-Visa (Most Popular): Apply online 3+ business days in advance; no NA1 needed; SGN arrivals need Digital Pre-Arrival Card
- Visa on Arrival (VOA): Get approval letter online first; pay stamping fee at airport; needs NA1 Form + SGN arrivals need Digital Pre-Arrival Card
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Where to Access the Vietnam Arrival Card
Canadian travelers have three convenient ways to get the Vietnam Arrival Card, depending on preference and timing:
- Online (Most Recommended): Free via official portals (linked earlier), 1–7 days before trip (see Section 38 for timing). No official download—save confirmation as PDF/screenshot.
- On the Plane: Paper forms available on international flights (including from Canadian cities). Ask flight attendants for an English form; fill out during the flight as a backup.
- At the Airport: Tablets (Wi-Fi) or paper forms available at major airports (Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City). Note: Adds 30+ minutes to wait time, so plan ahead.
When to Submit What Documents?
Digital Pre-Arrival Card (SGN Only)
- Best: 24–72 hours before arrival
- Hard rule: No earlier than 72 hours before arrival (system rejects early submissions)
- Minimum: Complete before boarding (airport kiosks add 20–40 minutes wait)
NA1 Form (VOA & Land/Sea Only)
- Submit 1–7 days before arrival
- Best: 2–3 days before departure from Canada
- Expires after 7 days (early submissions must be redone)
How to Fill Out the Vietnam Arrival Card: A Step-by-Step Guide
Digital Pre-Arrival Card (SGN Arrivals)
Step 1: Prepare Documents
- Canadian passport (6+ months validity from arrival)
- Flight number, arrival date, entry airport
- Vietnam accommodation full address & phone
- Working email for QR code
Step 2: Go to Official Portal
Step 3: Fill Out the Form
- Enter details exactly as in your passport
- Provide flight & accommodation info
- Answer health & customs questions truthfully
- Double-check for typos
Step 4: Save Your QR Code
- QR code sent to email within minutes
- Screenshot offline + save PDF; print a backup
Step 5: Arrival Immigration
Show passport + visa/e-Visa + QR code; officer scans and stamps your passport.
NA1 Form (VOA Travelers Only)
Step 1: Prepare
- Passport, VOA approval letter, two 4×6cm white-background photos
- Accommodation & flight details
Step 2: Access the Form
Use official portals: evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn or paper at airport VOA counters
Step 3: Fill & Submit
- Use ALL CAPS for name (match passport)
- Include passport, trip, and accommodation details
- Sign by hand (match passport signature)
- Submit at VOA counter before immigration with fee, photos, and approval letter
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Key Details to Fill Out Your Vietnam Arrival Card (NA1 Form)
To avoid mistakes, here’s a quick breakdown of the important sections on the forms:
Section | Required Info | Notes for Canadians |
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Personal Info | Full name (passport exact), DOB, gender, nationality | No nicknames/abbreviations |
Passport | Number, issue/expiry dates, issuing authority | Triple-check for typos |
Trip Details | Arrival date/time, flight, entry port | Use Vietnam Time (GMT+7) |
Accommodation | Hotel full address & phone | Copy from booking confirmation |
Customs | Restricted items; cash declaration | Declare cash over 10,000 USD (CAD equivalent) |
Signature | Handwritten (paper NA1 only) | Sign in English, match passport |
What Happens After You Submit Your Vietnam Arrival Card?
After submitting your Vietnam Arrival Card (digital confirmation or paper form) along with your Canadian passport and visa (if required), here’s what to expect during the immigration process.
Step 1: Immigration Inspection
The immigration officer will scan your passport and Vietnam Arrival Card details to verify your information. This process usually takes 5–10 minutes, but it can be longer during peak travel times (e.g., Vietnamese holidays or Canadian winter break). The officer may ask you a few simple questions—don’t worry, they’re usually straightforward:
- “How long will you be staying in Vietnam?”
- “Where are you staying in Vietnam?” (Have your hotel address ready if they ask.)
- “What is the purpose of your trip?” (Tourism, business, visiting family—just be honest.)
Step 2: Passport Stamping
Once your information is verified, the officer will stamp your passport with your entry date and allowed stay duration. Double-check the stamp to make sure the dates are correct—if there’s a mistake, ask the officer to correct it immediately.
Step 3: Next Steps
- If you have an e-visa: You’re all set! Head straight to baggage claim to pick up your luggage.
- If you have a visa-on-arrival: After passport stamping, go to the “Visa on Arrival Counter” to pay the ~25 USD stamping fee (cash only, USD preferred) and get your visa sticker. Then proceed to baggage claim.
Pro Tip: Keep your Vietnam Arrival Card confirmation (digital or paper) with you during your trip—you may need it when exiting Vietnam (though immigration usually only asks for your passport on departure).
Common Mistakes to Avoid on the Vietnam Arrival Card
To answer the question: What mistakes should you avoid when arriving in Vietnam?, let’s focus on the most common errors Canadian travelers make when filling out the Vietnam Arrival Card:
- Wrong document mix-up: e-Visa holders: Do NOT fill NA1 Form; SGN arrivals: Don’t skip Digital Pre-Arrival Card
- Submitting too early: Digital Pre-Arrival Card: Submissions over 72 hours early are rejected
- Cash declaration error: Declare cash over 10,000 USD (not 5,000 USD)
- Typos on passport info: Name, passport number, dates must match exactly
- Losing QR code/confirmation: Save offline + email backup + print a copy
This guide covers all current rules for Canadian travelers flying into Vietnam. Follow the timing and document rules for your arrival airport and visa type, and you’ll enjoy a fast, smooth entry. Safe travels!
[10% Off] Top Hotel Picks for Your Vietnam Getaway
Ho Chi Minh Hotels
5 star
Great1404 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|3.17km from city centre
5 stars! Very close to the airport, less than a 10-minute drive. From the moment you get out of the car, you don't even have to push your own luggage. All the staff speak English. They have a hotel app that lets you unlock your room and order room service easily—super convenient for introverts. Great price, too, and all amenities are fully provided.
The only downside is that there was some dust on the glass shelves, and the glass door in the bathroom had some smudges/water marks that weren't wiped completely clean. You wouldn't notice unless you look closely, but unfortunately, I did haha.FromUS$67
Great850 Reviews
Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh City|1.12km from city centre
We stayed here during our trip to Vietnam for my father's birthday. It was his first time in Vietnam, and he had a very comfortable stay. Our whole family had a wonderful time. We are grateful for the warm hospitality of all the staff.
They even surprised my father with a cake for his birthday, which made for a truly special memory. He was absolutely delighted.
We thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast, with Vietnamese dishes like pho and banh mi. It was very satisfying.
Overall, we had a comfortable stay and it's a wonderful hotel that we would definitely like to visit again. Thank you very much.FromUS$110
Great1882 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|3.51km from city centre
The overall experience at the Windsor Plaza Hotel was good. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the service was professional and attentive. The dining and facilities met star-rated standards. I didn't find any significant shortcomings during my stay, and I was generally satisfied and at ease. Recommendation: ★★★★☆. I suggest maintaining the quality of service. Overall, the hotel is a bit older, which is understandable, but at this price, there are essentially no alternatives. When traveling for business, all you need is cleanliness and peace of mind, and that's enough.FromUS$68
Great857 Reviews
Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh City|0.84km from city centre
The hotel exceeded my expectations in many ways. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful, promptly addressing my concerns. The room was spacious and comfortable, with a fantastic view. Although the hotel has a long history, the bedrooms were surprisingly clean. I was pleased to find a variety of pillow options to choose from. However, the bed was a disappointment, being too soft and lacking sufficient support. On a positive note, the breakfast spread was impressive, with a wide range of options and excellent food.FromUS$136
Amazing939 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|0.6km from city centre
The hotel is beautiful with a unique decor style, and the staff are warm and friendly. The rooftop bar is perfect for relaxing in the evening, and the pool and gym are also excellent. The hotel's breakfast is distinctive and delicious. I highly recommend Mai House Saigon Hotel to tourists visiting Saigon! The hotel's location is ideal for sightseeing, as most of Saigon's attractions are within walking distance.FromUS$148
Business travel
Very Good597 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City Centre Ho Chi Minh City|0.59km from city centre
Overall, the hotel is great. It's clean and tidy, and the breakfast is fantastic. I'd definitely choose to stay here again if I visit Ho Chi Minh City in the future. The location is excellent, and the staff are very polite. It has a very zen-like atmosphere.FromUS$61
Great1130 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|0.56km from city centre
Booked through a room voucher, which made the price very affordable. This is one of my regular hotels; it's near the embassy and, although it's in a block, the main entrance opens right onto the street. You can walk to District 1, the church, and the Independence Palace from here. Great value for money.FromUS$76
Very Good318 Reviews
Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh City|0.85km from city centre
The room was very clean and comfortable, not luxurious but perfectly adequate. The lobby was also a nice place to relax. The hotel is right on a pedestrian street, and all the attractions are within walking distance. Breakfast was plentiful, and there were quite a few European senior tour groups around.FromUS$42
Great572 Reviews
Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh City|1.29km from city centre
A luxurious interior steeped in history. An excellent location for sightseeing. The breakfast is delicious too. It's almost a perfect hotel. The plumbing is a bit subpar, but it's an old building, so it's understandable. At first, there was a problem with the sink's drainage, but when I told the front desk, they fixed it immediately. Any equipment malfunctions are compensated for by the staff's prompt response! I highly recommend this hotel for your stay in Ho Chi Minh City!FromUS$122
Very Good588 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City Centre Ho Chi Minh City|0.93km from city centre
The room, while not large, was very clean. The breakfast spread was incredibly generous, and the service was top-notch. Its central location made it super convenient to get around. The complimentary 30-minute foot massage was also a really nice touch!FromUS$61
Family friendly
Great962 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|1.81km from city centre
Hotel situated in a central location. It had a nice clean facilities gym and pool. Roof top bar and restaurant was good. The cafes across the road was vool such as 2d Sketch Cafe with unique design and products must visit.FromUS$129
Very Good709 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|1.34km from city centre
The biggest advantage of this hotel is its 24-hour check-in policy. Whenever you check in, you also check out 24 hours later, which is perfect for travelers with early arrivals or late departures. The rooms are small but charming, and it's very convenient to take a taxi to all the main attractions.FromUS$58
Amazing1621 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|2.31km from city centre
I stayed for five nights, and the hotel environment was quite good, meeting my expectations for a five-star international chain. Every time I entered or exited, the staff would always help open the main door and car door. It's not in a particularly bustling or noisy area, but it's not far to get to various places by taxi. The hotel's food is excellent; the breakfast buffet on the second floor is very rich. While the lounge's afternoon tea and happy hour don't offer a vast selection, they are refined. A common highlight is the excellent service from all the staff. It's especially suitable for business travelers. The only drawback is that the gym equipment is old and limited.FromUS$173
Very Good569 Reviews
Ben Thanh Market Area Ho Chi Minh City|0.67km from city centre
Close to the bustling Ben Thanh Market, there are plenty of options for food, drinks, and entertainment. If you're visiting Ho Chi Minh City, staying here is incredibly convenient. The value for money is exceptional; you really have to experience it to believe it! 👍FromUS$35
Great245 Reviews
Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh City|1.12km from city centre
Our stay was incredibly comfortable and clean. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted by a lovely jasmine scent. The fact that there were staff members who spoke Japanese made us feel very at ease. Guests also receive a complimentary afternoon tea once a day, and we really enjoyed the daily changing menu. Furthermore, the hotel staff's hospitality was outstanding. We made a mistake during our stay that caused some inconvenience, but they handled it quickly and without a hint of displeasure, and we are so grateful. If we ever visit Ho Chi Minh City again, we would definitely want to stay here once more.FromUS$260
Hot spring
Very Good728 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City Centre Ho Chi Minh City|0.95km from city centre
This is a hotel of contradictions.
The facade is impressive. It's centrally located in District 1 near restaurants, shops and the Western quarter. The buffet breakfast selection is pleasing. The room size is generous. Staff are friendly and helpful. There's a forward thinking eco-friendly policy which clearly implemented throughout the hotel.
However, the hotel is let down by some of its facilities. For example, in the bathroom a spa has been placed under a shower head so that when you shower the water runs down the wall and floods across the bathroom floor from one side to the other and in front of the hand basin. The hot and cold water taps turn on in opposite directions and the cold tap is not fitted properly which causes it to move. My children were unable to turn the shower on or off without adult help. The shower head is also too low and my 6 foot husband had to crouch down to shower.
Another problem area is the rooftop pool area. The clear rooptop pool perimeter fence is woefully too low. I watched a child climb out of the pool to the ledge between the pool and the perimeter fence and I was very worried for his safety. One wrong slip or stumble and there's nothing stopping the child from toppling over the edge and 11 floors down.
This hotel has a lot going for it but also has further room for improvement.FromUS$50
Great33 Reviews
Le Thanh Ton Ho Chi Minh City|0.89km from city centre
This isn't my first stay at this hotel chain, and as always, the staff provides excellent value for money. The breakfast selection at this Ho Chi Minh City branch is also very convenient. The only downsides are the noise due to its proximity to the Japanese Quarter and the slightly small hot spring bath. However, the overall stay was excellent 👍FromUS$55
Great108 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|2.03km from city centre
This place is hard to find even to some locals, and its especially hard for foreigners to come by for the first time. It's a newly building with security at the lobby, and there are shops and restaurants near by which is convenient. However; there is hardly a management of this property, we booked for 4days 3 nights and there were only 4 bottles in total and we had no respond when we required for more water bottles.(good thing is shops are close by.) Secondly, we also had no respond when we requied of house cleaning, we found and killed Cockroaches everyday. Last but not least, the third night of stay hot water running out, I had to take a cold shower. I don't mind taking cold showers in Vietnam's current weather, its just i didnt have an option of hot water makes this stay less worthy.
There are also some pros of this property, the views are good, you get to see the landmark 81 building right outside the window, and some parts of river view. Besides the views, they use good quality bedding appliances (mattresses are great) and electrical appliances(dryer in your closet, you get to hang your wet clothes, sanitize and dry them).
Overall, I would come back and live here if the management can starting to catch up.FromUS$115
Very Good72 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|96.12km from city centre
This hotel is perfect for just lying around, relaxing, and doing absolutely nothing.
We stayed in the Aqua Villa. The room was excellent – clean, beautiful, and comfortable.
The private in-room pool had rather warm, even hot, mineral water. The downside was that over the week, the pool was only cleaned once, on the first day. A lot of leaves and flowers fall into the pool.
Breakfasts were excellent.
On weekdays, the hotel was almost empty. It only got busier on weekends.
The grounds are very large and beautiful.
Mineral pools, mud baths, etc., all cost extra! The only free amenities are the general pools (several of them) and the forest for walks.
There's only one restaurant. There are no shops or anything else. You can't rent a motorbike anywhere.
Grab, Maxim, and similar services don't operate here.
You can only get to Binh Chau by taxi – 300,000 VND round trip.
There's absolutely nothing to do in Binh Chau. And everyone stares at Russians like they're some exotic creature. Everyone wants to come up and say 'Hallow'.
Conclusion: If you just want to relax in peace and quiet, do nothing, simply unwind and benefit from the mineral pools and mud baths, this is an excellent option!
If you're looking for hustle and bustle with lots of restaurants, shops, and tourists – this is definitely not the place for you!
It's an excellent option to just relax here for a week, and then head to Mui Ne (a 2-hour taxi ride).FromUS$55
Great296 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|82.73km from city centre
The quality and price were pretty much as expected, but some minor details could use improvement. For instance, the room's floor wasn't very clean; my feet got dirty quickly after walking barefoot.
The morning yoga class was great!
Also, it's worth noting that this place is quite far from Vung Tau (over an hour's drive), so it's best for a relaxing stay where you don't plan on leaving the hotel much. Getting to Vung Tau city center can be a bit of a hassle. It mainly attracts Vietnamese locals on holiday, along with some European, American, and Korean tourists. If you're looking to explore Vung Tau city, this location isn't convenient.
Overall, it's a good spot for a laid-back, do-nothing vacation.FromUS$116
Gym
Very Good932 Reviews
Le Thanh Ton Ho Chi Minh City|1.11km from city centre
On my first night, I checked in quite late and was assigned a low-floor room with a large machine outside the window, which really dampened my mood. I went to the front desk, and they said the hotel was fully booked and asked me to pack up my luggage and switch rooms the next morning. The next morning, I pulled my luggage to the front desk and made my request again. They immediately gave me a room, and wow, it had a river view! My mood instantly improved. I understand there was nothing they could do since I checked in so late and the rooms were full, but the hotel promptly met my request for a room change the next day, and I am extremely, extremely satisfied!!!
In front of the hotel, there's a popular cafe, and behind it is Japan Street (half Japanese, half Korean), with tons of restaurants, spas, and convenience stores – super convenient.
The room was clean, and the drinks in the fridge were also complimentary.FromUS$63
Very Good210 Reviews
Le Thanh Ton Ho Chi Minh City|1km from city centre
We loved our stay at the hotel! The staff was great and helpfull, the breakfast was very nice with multiple options including an egg station and fresh juices. There is a pool, but we did not use it. The location is also great, it is walking distance to multiple sightseeing areas and a mall. We would stay here again when we come back to Ho Chi Minh!FromUS$78
Great839 Reviews
Phu My Hung Ho Chi Minh City|5.58km from city centre
The hotel facilities are quite new. There's a convenience store downstairs, which is super handy, and a large shopping mall nearby with plenty of dining options. Within a 10-minute walk, you can find a spa, ATM, and more restaurants, making it very convenient.
The hotel is a bit far from the city center, about 5-6 kilometers, but getting around Ho Chi Minh by taxi is easy and affordable.
The hotel is very quiet, and the room was incredibly comfortable, feeling just like home. We stayed for four consecutive days, and it was spacious enough for the whole family, plus having laundry facilities was a huge plus.
It offers excellent value for money. For the same price in the city center, you'd only get a standard room. My mother's family of four had a three-bedroom suite, which was incredibly comfortable and spacious for them.FromUS$102
Very Good120 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City Centre Ho Chi Minh City|0.88km from city centre
My third time at this hotel. Very convenient because of the location, the reception staff are very pleasant and happy to help you. The breakfast is very boring. Cheap ingredients. And the room is too small for the number of guests even though they added a room. Going down the stairs is not the most convenient. And the service lacks character, the cook does a great job and always fills in what is missing. You can see that he is professional and experienced. And he is also very friendly. But we took sandwiches for the long train ride and I must say that this was the biggest disappointment. Because I did not take a sandwich down to the kitchen for myself, because to get a sandwich from the dining room I am supposed to pay extra. Although only a few dollars, the principle is completely stupid. The sandwich I received was terrible, dry, boring, made from two slices of cheap bread, a kind of cheese leaf and a hard-boiled egg. Something really inedible. Bread that chokes you. I prefer nothing to this free nothing.FromUS$44
Amazing687 Reviews
Vinhomes Central Park Ho Chi Minh City|3.23km from city centre
This hotel is the tallest landmark in Ho Chi Minh City, offering great views and rooms that are new, clean, and spacious. However, it's a bit inconvenient as you have to take an elevator from the ground floor to the 48th-floor lobby, then transfer to another elevator to your room. The newer elevators also require you to input your floor first. The 48th-floor lobby is beautifully decorated with fresh flower arrangements, giving it a grand and elegant feel, and many people stop to take photos there. Breakfast is served on the 66th floor with stunning views, and the Western pastries are especially delicate and delicious. Each day, a special item is brought to your table by a server who introduces it and invites you to try it, indicating excellent service. The hotel is connected to a large shopping mall, so there are plenty of dining and shopping options.
Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel.FromUS$207
Swimming pool
Great553 Reviews
Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh City|1.2km from city centre
Hotel is suiting right next to Riverside in district 1. So per convenient for getting to all scenery locations. Easy access to all restaurants in district one. Staffs are super friendly and helpful throughout checking in and out. Definitely come back again in the future.FromUS$111
Great452 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City Centre Ho Chi Minh City|0.71km from city centre
A Truly Memorable Stay
I had a wonderful stay at Liberty Central Saigon Citypoint during my birthday trip to Ho Chi Minh City. From the moment I arrived, the service was warm, attentive and professional. The housekeeping, bell boys, concierge and front desk team were all excellent and made me feel genuinely welcomed throughout my stay.
What touched me most was the thoughtful birthday surprise. 🎂❤️ I was pleasantly surprised when the hotel presented me with a birthday cake during my stay. I truly did not expect it, and although it may seem like a small gesture, it honestly made my day. I really appreciated the effort and thoughtfulness behind it.
The location is also fantastic very central and within walking distance to major shopping destinations such as Takashimaya and Saigon Centre, making it incredibly convenient for shopping, dining and exploring the city. KKV just next door and cinema within the hotel premises.
Overall, this was such a lovely and memorable stay. Thank you to the entire team for making my birthday trip even more special. Your warm hospitality and attention to detail truly made a difference. ❤️
I would definitely return and highly recommend Liberty Central Saigon Citypoint to anyone visiting Ho Chi Minh City!FromUS$121
Very Good282 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City Centre Ho Chi Minh City|0.95km from city centre
a very good boutique hotel, in heart of district 1, excellent breakfast. a big thanks to Tim (night front office) very helpful to print off my docs, deliver food to do it, good service no question asked and Tina on front desk. happy and helpful, frequent visitor to Saihon will use again.. very good breakfast!!FromUS$68
Very Good387 Reviews
Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh City|0.67km from city centre
Although the facilities are a bit dated, the cleanliness and housekeeping were excellent, truly befitting a 5-star hotel. The breakfast restaurant also had a classic ambiance with a good variety of dishes.
However, the room would be fine for a solo traveler, but for couples or more, it might be better to choose a different room type rather than a Deluxe Room.FromUS$96
Amazing205 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|0.29km from city centre
Staff were friendly and extremely helpful. Room was clean and comfortable. Location is very good, close to book street, the post office, market and food street and War museum all within 10 minutes walking distance. Pool is nice when not busy. Would definitely stay again.FromUS$215
Breakfast
Very Good1066 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|1.58km from city centre
Great location with easy access to the Pink Church and other main attractions. The room and bed were spacious, although the facilities and decor felt a little dated.
The highlight was definitely the amazing view — it really reminded me of a “mini MBS” in Singapore! The breakfast also had a good variety of choices.
Overall, good value for money, especially for the view.FromUS$95
Very Good335 Reviews
Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh City|1.12km from city centre
A quaint and cosy hotel in a good location, walking distance to Saigon Centre, Saigon Square, Ben Thanh Market, Bookstreet and Vincom Centre. Room is spacious but can have more lighting. Sound proofing is not very good as we can hear an elderly couple quarreling on our 2nd night at a building rooftop near the hotel. Made a remark in my booking on our wedding anniversary and hotel made the effort to design the bed. There were issues with the aircon before we checked in and we were offered drinks on their 10th floor cafe (which served hi-tea for guest daily). Hotel breakfast spread is good, mix of local food and intercontinental breakfast. Overall good for the location and breakfast selection.FromUS$114
Great353 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City Centre Ho Chi Minh City|1.2km from city centre
The hotel is located in a less touristy and neighborhood area. Location is not at Ben thanh market that side and it's the other side where you need to cross a very long traffic light to reach there. It's also quite near to Saigon centre and Saigon Square. The hotel atmosphere is good the room is clean, breakfast was served on the 10th floor with a very nice view.FromUS$74
Very Good377 Reviews
Ho Chi Minh City|1.31km from city centre
This place is at the outskirt of district one so it's quieter. Also has some very good restaurants nearby that is less than 10 mins walk. Property is maintained well, there is a small cafe next to the pool that serves breakfast, they have an in house menu for ordering. We booked a 3 bedroom and the space was great. We also had a washer dryer in the apt which was great. Amenities for toilet was rather limited - the soap and shampoo, handwash, towels. If you need anything else will need to call and request for it. Kitchen has oven, microwave, stove and fridge as well as cutleries if one decides to cook. We used it to heat up leftovers for breakfast so it works well. There is an on-site supermarket so it's convenient. A small space for gym that has most common machines. Swimming pool is also ok for doing laps. Pillows were a tad too soft but overall comfortable stay.FromUS$125
Great627 Reviews
Le Thanh Ton Ho Chi Minh City|0.8km from city centre
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I recently stayed at M Village Hotel Premier Thi Sach and was genuinely impressed. The room was clean, modern, and well-designed — exactly what you want after a long day.
A few standout perks that set this property apart:
• Free self-service laundry — a fantastic bonus that saved me both time and money, especially for a longer stay.
• Co-working space — practical and comfortable for anyone needing to get work done outside the room.
• Rooftop pool and gym — the pool area is a lovely spot to unwind, and the gym is well-equipped for a quick workout.
Location-wise, it’s excellent: just steps from the Japanese Town area with all its restaurants and bars, yet tucked on a quieter street so you get a peaceful night’s sleep without sacrificing convenience.
Overall, a great choice for both business and leisure travelers looking for a modern stay with extra amenities you don’t always find elsewhere. Would definitely stay again.FromUS$89
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