Hotels in Bach Dang Riverside, Ho Chi Minh City

The hotel is basically a small budget hotel, suitable for just sleeping and resting. The plumbing system can be improved as there were leaking causing the water to continuously flowing and almost going to the bedside. I wish they can allow for guest to take a shower if we arrive earlier because I noticed that there is a bathroom with shower behind the lobby. Location is very strategic, staff was helpful with the motorbike renting.

Good hotel in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It is super cheap with breakfast ３ night ８, ０９０ yen. The breakfast buffet is also delicious and it is just too much. The hotel staff has a good friendliness and cozy. The hotel room has a window more open, but there are many rooms without windows, but there is a clock in the room, and the sense of time can be managed. The hotel room has ample size. In addition, there are more than １００ channels on the liquid crystal TV, but there is only a program for Japan for NHK's overseas version. There is no free beverage in the refrigerator. However, there is a convenience store nearby, so if you buy it, it is OK. The bathroom is very large. The large bathtub can be relaxed. Amenities are also necessary and sufficient.

Roseland Sweet Hotel is a value for money hotel; and there would be many other similar hotels easily found online. But what made Roseland stand out was one of their staff Kiet Anh, who is a bellboy, front desk, concierge all rolled into one. The week I was there, he was working everyday and all hours, I practically see him all the time whenever i'm at the lobby, whether I am going out or coming back. His bright, cheerful and friendly demeanour plus his very personal touch is on par with the service found only at the 5 or 6 star hotels. He was what made the difference for me staying at Roseland; which otherwise would be a good but pretty average hotel. Roseland is indeed very fortunate to have employed a staff like him; and given time and the right grooming would make an excellent management personnel in the hospitality industry. My choice of hotel will still be Roseland for my next coming trip, but only if Kiet is there. Thank you Kiet, for making my stay so pleasant and memorable; and thanks for helping me send my cracked handphone for repair; you really saved my life!! See you soon!

After two nights in the Roseland Corp Hotel I just don’t know where to start describing this horrible experience as everything - the service, the rooms, the prices - was just so, so bad. So I just start at the beginning: We arrived on a Thursday. Arranging a pick-up from the airport was surprisingly complicated, it took several mails with the service manager for no reason but in the end there was a quite unfriendly driver waiting for us at the gate. They charged us 750.000 Dong which is way above the common taxi-rate (150.000 Dong). When we arrived at the hotel they charged my credit card for the room - twice. As the woman at the front desk didn’t understand English that well, it was quite complicated to convince her of her mistake and get the money back. The Roseland Corp hotel has an impressive entrance area. It’s nice, really. But unfortunately this doesn’t translate to the rooms. They are terrible, probably furnished in the 80s and not renewed since. They have whirlpool bathtubs made of plastic, lots of wood in the room, curtains that haven’t been washed for ages, and you can hear everything that is going on outside of your room. The first room we got smelled like cold cigarette smoke. I complained and they upgraded us to a bigger room (after we looked at a series of rooms, one of them still in use by a paying guest). But even the upgraded room was by far worse then everything we have seen in Vietnam. I wanted to cancel the whole reservation but they wouldn’t let us go. Instead they promised us the best room of the hotel the next day and we stayed. The first night was terrible. The bed had a very, very old and thus noisy spring mattress. The slightest movement made a noise. The walls and curtains had stains all over it. There’s no constant hot water, I had a cold shower in the morning. Shower and toilet happened to make weird unexpected noises. The best room in the hotel was basically the same as before but with a better view and a less noisy mattress. At this point I was ready to drink on that but unfortunately all the mini bar contained was two bottles of water. Breakfast was…well, let’s not talk about it. All of this would have been okay somehow if this hotel wasn’t so pricey. It’s like paying for a filet mignon and getting McDonalds Cheesburger. When we checked out the woman at the front desk (the same who messed up the payment) kindly asked us to sit and wait in the entrance area so she can check if everything is okay. We waited five, ten, fifteen minutes and nothing happened. When we asked her if everything was okay, she was surprised to see that we are still there. Yes, everything okay, she said. I can’t say the same. P.S.: Neil, the doorman, was the only exception to this experience. You are great, man! Please find a new employer.

Hotel in close to river, though area is very modern. A lot of the attractions seem to be around 1-1.5km away. Breakfast was good and had a good variety. It was disappointing that we could access the sky bar as it was all closed at 8pm, though it’s advertised as being open till 10pm. I Probably wouldn’t stay here again due to its location for me personally it’s a bit far out, but this is a personal decision and nothing against the hotel. Hotel was clean and staff were really great

The location of the B&B apartment is OK. Just across the river is the most central area of ​​Ho Chi Minh City. This apartment should have many room managers or landlords, who are very friendly. There is a Korean 25 supermarket and a 711 supermarket downstairs, as well as some coffee shops. Overall, it is good.

It is difficult to imagine this hotel was once three star quality. Frankly, it’s hard to believe this hotel could legitimately earn one star. The promotional photographs provided on various booking websites and the property’s website are simply not accurate. According to the hotel, they are for “illustration purposes” and are not actual hotel rooms in this hotel. I paid for an upgraded superior deluxe room and the pictures speak for themselves. My room was neither superior, nor deluxe. Dingy, old, rundown, Blank walls, thin, worn mattress, moldy bathroom fixtures, worn out carpet, non-functional light switches, and I could go on. From a practical standpoint, there are no power outlets near the bed - I had to charge my phone in the bathroom where one of the two power outlets was broken. This hotel’s best days are behind it. Many rooms here have no windows, which is why I upgraded to a Superior Deluxe, which has a window but only in the technical sense. Mine has a window that looks out into darkness. See the picture below taken at mid-day. No light whatsoever. Just a physical window. The room obviously used to be a smoking room. Smoking is no longer permitted but my room as well as the corridor do have the odor of stale cigarette smoke. The cigarette burns on the furniture remain evident. My advice is to choose a bite that has a well-established reputation. There are many with comparable prices. I hope my review can save at least one traveler from the great disappointment that would otherwise await them at Bong Sen.

Nice room and good air conditioner . G/F with 7-11 and super market and coffee shop.

We have been to HCMC many times but it's the first time we are staying in this part of District 1, as previously we all stayed around Ben Thanh market, that is about 15mins walk from here. The hotel is nice and staff are overall friendly and helpful! Location wise, it's near to city center and there's a circle k convenience store located opposite and some eateries around too. Our room on 1st floor is spacious and large, and bed is comfortable. Breakfast is good (they change a few dishes daily and there's live cooking too). Room service was well done. The bathroom is big and have bathtub and automatic blinds. However, on certain days, there was no hot water (possibly many people are using at the same time) and was lukewarm. And the drainage has problem and all the water from the bathtub would flow out from below and flooded the entire toilet floor. It took a while for the water to be fully drained and floor was wet. If you don't really mind this, there's no issue. Overall, our stay here was nice and lovely and would be happy to stay here again when we revisit HCMC!

I am travelling around Vietnam, in and out of HCMC and staying at different hotels in Saigon each time just for a change. This hotel has a very good location. On a quiet road but shopping, restaurants, tourist attractions and coffee shops are literally a five minute walk away. Centrally located in district 1. There is a convenience store next to the hotel. Big huge lobby. Very clean apart from the carpets in the hallways which looked old and needed to be changed. Other than that, clean. I had a heavy suitcase and there are stairs to enter the hotel but someone from the hotel was kind enough to help me when I came and left. Once inside, there are lifts to access room levels.  The room was big. Very nice and spacious. The room includes a safe, a few toiletries, slippers, a gown, hairdryer, fridge (although this did not appear to be cold) and mini bar with some crisps and a few drinks that you can pay for, should you consume any items. There is also complimentary water, tea and coffee making facilities plus a kettle. Hot shower but let the water run for a few minutes to warm up. Clean but slightly dated in some areas. Could do with modernising and a paint in some parts. A breakfast buffet is included but I did not bother with it given some of the reviews. It started and finished way too early! I glanced at it one morning on the way out towards the end of service and nothing appealed to me. There was hardly anything left anyway. I prefer trying different coffee shops which are in abundance around the city. They are cheap too. I didn't eat in the hotel. Wifi is a lot better than other places but still slow sometimes depending on what your doing. There is a free map of the area on the reception desk which is worth taking. Checking in and out was generally quick. Staff were very pleasant, helpful and friendly. They speak English and would greet you unlike the previous hotel I stayed at in Saigon. They were kind enough on the last day when I went out but got held up to give me a bit of extra time in the room after the check out time of noon to freshen and gather my belongings without extra cost or rushing me. Travelling a while I had laundry done which was good and reasonably priced. I got my clean clothes back usually on the same day. Quiet in the rooms and perfect for a good sleep at night. My small negative was housekeeping initially. The first day it was not done when I came back early afternoon. When I asked reception it was then done half-heartedly. I wasn't being difficult but it should be done properly. After I kicked off again, the manager I believe was very helpful and ensured it was done properly going forward. Rooms have a sofa and desk. I would recommend this hotel and I would stay here again.