From the exterior view it's promising, but after a good look, the hotel is just average and need some updating in their rooms (Tube TV, dated funiture and old and smelly hall carpeting). The staff are very friendly (check-in counter, bell boys and dinning staff), but there is no free business center and the internet access room is not very... more

I rarely stayed in such a bad hotel in Vietnam. I was told that following the change from the previous chain (I think "Omni" or so) the hotel had upgraded its rooms so I wanted to try it out but I was given a old smelly room with a disgusting carpet and a bathroom that did not feel spotless and... more

For the last 10 years I have visited this hotel about 4 times a year and it is always a pleasure staying her. The staffs are really friendly and offer a good service. The location is a bit far from the center, but close the airport. For me that is no problem since I always have meetings near the airport.... more

possibly bit far from District 1 (downtown). Close by the airport and depending on your business needs the location is a bit of a negative. However as I was there for airport related business it was perfect. If you do need to pick up something at market etc, you are bout 20 mins in taxi from Saigon Square or Bin... more

The Hotel is very very clean and the staff were all really friendly. Just DO NOT go to the New Salon there... The massage is really crap! Its like lathering you in oil and just that's it... The pool and spa were very nice though... more

I stayed here because I was stopping over in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) for a night and I knew it was close to the airport (10 minute taxi ride). The Moevenpick Hotel Saigon will serve the needs of a business traveller or someone wanting to stay close to HCMC airport at a fair price (I paid $95 USD after... more

Quite a surprise, a neo-colonial new-build hotel, formerly the OMNIA, now run by the diligent Swiss. Reception very 'Old Saigon', with friendly, traditional door-men and smiling, chic receptionists. The entrance-hall has character and grows on you, with its old-style fans and palms. Rooms are very well sound-proofed; beds and pillows, as good as 5 star equivalents. Slept extremely well, which... more

I have been stayed in many hotels in Ho chi Minh City, compared with Park Royal, Ramana,Equatorial or New Work, Moevenpcik Hotel Saigon is the only one I have most enjoyable stay.With luxury, personal service made my stay more relaxing and enjoyable. All of people should stay there. more

Omni saigon is in the elite class of hotels in HCM City and it was run by the Marco Polo group. The hotel is conveniently located near the airport and exhibition centre (around 15-minute). That's the good part. However, the disadvantages of this hotel clearly outweighed the advantages. Firstly, the hotel itself is worn out and could definitely use some... more