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1. The Reverie Saigon
An opulent five-star hotel in the Times Square Building between Nguyen Hue and Dong Khoi, home to the Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant Long Trieu.
View details — The Reverie SaigonDistrict 1 is the best area to stay in Ho Chi Minh City for most visitors, with the main landmarks, restaurants and rooftop bars within walking distance. Around Lam Son Square and the Opera House, Park Hyatt Saigon and the Caravelle Saigon offer luxury in the centre of the colonial district, and The Reverie Saigon, between Nguyen Hue and Dong Khoi, is an opulent choice, with a Michelin-starred restaurant.
History lovers have two famous options: the Hotel Majestic Saigon, which opened in 1925 at the river end of Dong Khoi Street, and the Rex Hotel, a 1920s car showroom turned hotel that hosted the wartime press briefings known as the Five O'Clock Follies. For a boutique stay, Hotel des Arts Saigon MGallery brings 1930s Indochine style and an art collection, and The Myst Dong Khoi offers heritage-inspired design a short walk from the river. Hotel Nikko Saigon, with its service apartments, suits families and longer stays. Book early for Tet and weekends, check whether taxes and breakfast are included, and ask for a quiet, high room if traffic noise worries you.
8 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 hotels in Ho Chi Minh City
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An opulent five-star hotel in the Times Square Building between Nguyen Hue and Dong Khoi, home to the Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant Long Trieu.
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A refined luxury hotel on Lam Son Square with 245 rooms, a pool and spa, steps from the Opera House, the Central Post Office and Notre-Dame Cathedral.
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A five-star hotel on Lam Son Square that opened on Christmas Eve 1959 and housed the American TV networks in the 1960s, next to the Opera House.
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A five-star heritage hotel opened in 1925 at the riverside end of Dong Khoi Street, with 175 rooms, a pool and a rooftop bar overlooking the Saigon River.
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A five-star landmark at Nguyen Hue and Le Loi, built as a 1920s car showroom and famous for the wartime press briefings known as the Five O'Clock Follies.
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A five-star MGallery boutique hotel inspired by 1930s French Indochina, displaying the owner's art collection and topped by the Social Club Rooftop Bar.
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A Japanese-managed five-star hotel on Nguyen Van Cu Street with 334 rooms and suites, a garden pool on the fourth floor and Ren Spa.
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A boutique hotel off Dong Khoi Street with stained glass, wrought-iron details and local artefacts, about 50 metres from the Saigon River.
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