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195 Bui Vien St, Dist 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Ah Dong Plaza
Saigon City Center
The movie - Cinema - Theatre
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This hotel in in Pham Ngu Lao (backpacker area) but I can find no reviews. Looks OK on Hostelworld.
Has anyone stayed here?
Hi Betts - is this it? http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g293925-d833276-Reviews-Duc_Vuong_Hotel-Ho_Chi_Minh_City.html
If i have the time then i will walk past it tomorrow and have a look at it and get back to you.
Thanks, Donna. I did a search on trip advisor that brought up no results. The photos on Agoda look OK. Cheap enough. A$24 for 2 nights......
Thanks, Claus! plenty of good spots for a beer there!
Oops.....Claus the address is 195 Bui Vien.
Hi Betts - that is the address of the link I gave. There are over 200 reviews there.
If you go to Hotels-in-Vietnam, you will get all the info you need about this hotel......prices, size of rooms, color photos of rooms, hotel facilities, breakfast or not, tax included or not. My third trip to Vietnam next month and I always book through these people. Enjoy Vietnam!
Hi
I have booked 3 rooms with this hotel from 10/3/07-13/3/07.
Just need to find out if the hotel is clean & ok?
Thanks!
cheers
hi there,
I am travelling to HCM in March..
I was browsing a few guesthouses in this area..
I need some advice on which one is actually better...
1) Yellow House in 31 Bui Vien Street
2) Luan Vu in 35/2 bui Vien street
3) Duc Vuong hotel in 195 Bui Vien Str
4) An An Hotel in 40 Bui Vien Str
Is this area a safe area for 2 ladies??
Thanks so much in advance..
cheers
shermaine
If those fit your budget and here my suggestion: when you get to Bui Vien street, do shop around. The service people will let you take a look at the room and you could bargain. It's safe but watch out for your belongings. Have fun.
This is the area where all the budget travellers go and it is very safe for 2 ladies. A lot of people around day and night. I've stayed at the An An hotel last July. 25 USD for a room with twin beds. A nice room and friendly staff.
cheers
Katia
Hi Katia
Thanks for your reply.
We are actually considering An An Hotel too cos my friend is quite concerned about hygiene.
Now I am travelling with 5 more ladies and I am glad to hear that the area is not too complicated.
cheers
shermaine :)
You might want to check out tripadvisor.com as there was report there recently about the AN An Hotel and ants in the room
If you are traveling on a budget, you will find many places especially in backpacker's row that will wash your clothes. My husband and I would get several loads of laundry washed and dried for a couple of US dollars. This is a fraction of the cost of what they charge in the hotels.
You'll most certainly want to send postcards home to friends and family while in HCMC. You can find the Buu Dien (post office) at 2 Cong Xa Paris, next to the Notre Dame Cathedral. It's also one of the city's finest examples of French Colonial Architecture.
No matter what day of the week it is, Vietnamese teenagers and adults alike love to cruise the town on a cool Saigon night making the traffic more hectic than it already is. During the evening hours in Saigon, watch as literally hundreds and thousands of locals hop on their bikes and set off to the happening places around town, settle down at a nearby park to be with loved ones or just taking the family out on a after dinner outing.
You can easily get a rider service and go around Da Lat area to explore some country side and tribal villages.
Chicken Village which is about 20KM away from Da Lat town is one of those great spot to meet locals, taking picture of tribal kids and shop for some local crafts. Remember to get your rider to tell you one of those very touching love stories that had been passed down for generations by villagers of the Chicken Village.
Click Da Lat for detailed tour around the area.
Knock-off Ralph Lauren shirts in teeming Ben Thanh market can be had for less than D79,500 (US$5).
The exchange rate is around US$1=D15, 900 though taxis and shops will round it off to US$1=D15, 000
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