NHAT HA LAVISH HOTEL

The location is excellent – centrally situated in District 1, making it very convenient to explore key attractions, shopping areas, and local restaurants. Despite being in the heart of the city, the hotel offered a peaceful and relaxing environment. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated with a modern yet elegant touch. I was especially impressed with the splendid city view from my room – waking up to the skyline of Saigon was a treat in itself. The bed was extremely comfortable, and all the amenities provided met high international standards. The staff were friendly, attentive, and always ready to assist with a warm smile. From check-in to check-out, the service was seamless and professional. Special thanks to the front desk and concierge team for their helpful local recommendations and support. Breakfast at the hotel was another highlight – a wide selection of both local and international options, served fresh in a stylish dining area. The rooftop pool and bar also offered a great spot to relax with a drink and enjoy the city views. Overall, Nhat Ha Lavish Hotel exceeded my expectations in every way. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for comfort, convenience, and quality in Ho Chi Minh City.

We enjoyed the stay, they provided different option of breakfast everyday.

The hotel is in a really good location. It’s a block or 2 off the busiest and noisiest parts of district 1 by Ben Thanh market. The block it’s on isn’t as crazy busy. Bedding was very comfy and the room was a decent size. Like many of these older buildings converted into hotels in Vietnam, noise isolation isn’t the best. But it isn’t any worse than other similar type hotels. Water pressure for showering was good, except the hot water specifically was inconsistent. But again, not any worse than similar hotels. The main issue I had with the hotel was that they tried to charge me for the water in the fridge. Even though they didn’t make clear to me on check in that the water in the fridge was charged and the 2 bottles not in the fridge was free. Normally I wouldn’t make such a mistake. But as you can see in the pictures. The water in the fridge is the exact same brand, same water. The only difference is that it’s 500ml vs the free water that’s 350ml. That’s very confusing. Especially when there’s nothing else in the fridge. I had to argue about it at reception before they struck it off my bill. If you’re going to charge people for water in the fridge then at least inform them or like most hotels do, give nicer (ie mineral) water. Otherwise it was a decent stay.