The hotel is located off Le Loi and due to building works is rather hard to find. Imagine you are stood outside Liberty Central hotel. Then right then right down an alley where the building works are. You will then see a sign for the hotel around 100m down the alley. You must then turn in to another alley way which will lead you to the hotel. This location is rather inconvenient as you cannot be picked up or dropped off at the hotel, however within Ho Chi Minh, it is a good location as you are only two minutes walk from the Banh market and many of the main sights. The room was very small but clean, and the room service did a very good job of tidying the room. The air conditioning was rather loud which meant we had to keep turning it on and off, and the wifi broke during the last day, however this was not the fault of the hotel. The receptionists were also very kind. Overall, good value for money in a central location. Hard to find and an average room but would recommend for the cost.

This is our second trip to Saigon. We wanted to be close to the markets and the city this time. The location of this hotel is perfectly between the two. The rooms are on the smaller side so if you are looking for somewhere luxurious where you will spend your time in your hotel room look elsewhere. If you want somewhere that has a decent bathroom, big bed to crash at night (or an afternoon nap), friendly staff with a great location this is it. I think the price is about what you would expect to pay for a hotel like this.
We didn't have any breakfast so I can't comment on the food but we ate at a lot of the stalls around the area and it was all delicious. Expect to pay a little more in the Ben Tranh market than you would off the street.
pro tip: Ask the girls at the desk for directions to Tao Dan park and get there before 8am (even better at this time on a weekend). It is about a 10 minute walk away and they not only have delicious breakfast (be prepared to mime and point at whatever delicious thing you want... and then get whatever else they thought you meant) but all the local men bring their songbirds to the park and hang them up so they can sing and interact. It's like a tiny oasis of nature in the middle of a massive city!