Urban Lodge Hotel

The hotel is in the center of the tourist area, but in a quiet area, so the building is quiet. The hotel itself is small, clean and comfortable enough. Among the shortcomings, one can note the lack of an elevator, as well as the fact that formally the room has a window, but it goes straight to the wall of the neighboring building - literally 20 cm away. It is good that the neighboring building does not have a window opposite. The choice of dishes for breakfast is small, but the breakfasts themselves are good. However, there is not enough space for eating, so it may happen that you have to wait for a table to become free. Impressions of the hotel as a whole are not bad, you can stay again.

Very clean hotel and very friendly staff and very central and I would return without hesitation.

Very satisfied with this small hotel, located not far from the center of HCM and, for those who love nightlife and "particular" clubs, very close to the lively Bui Vien street. It is on 4 floors, without a lift (perhaps the only flaw), but managed solely by a petite and pretty woman, who works tirelessly, taking care of practically everything. My room, on the third floor (the woman who managed it, however small, helped me carry my suitcase!), was equipped with every comfort (including a working safe and mini fridge with a small freezer compartment), a clean bathroom with the usual kit, functional shower and not worn and scented towels, ditto for the sheets, on a double bed (and not 1 1/2 square) easily accessible, however, only from one side (due to the small size of the room, but anyway sufficient for short stays (I spent 5 days there). There is also a "fake" window, in the sense that it looked onto the wall of the adjacent building (but, however, by opening it it allowed air to circulate...) Breakfast is served on the ground floor, from 7 to 10 if I remember correctly: abundant delicious local fruit and eggs freshly prepared, according to the customer's preferences, as well as tea, coffee and jam available. To access the structure, you must enter a numeric code + pound sign on of a keypad located in the external sliding glass; code which, to make it easier to use, the lady will memorize with 4 digits corresponding to your day and month of birth. Paid around 22 euros per night (including breakfast). The swimming pool that can be seen in the photos is no longer present, perhaps located nearby... but no longer accessible (from what I understand) after the covid emergency. I definitely recommend it for anyone who has to stay in Saigon. I forgot: not far from the famous Ben Thanh market, reachable on foot.