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Our top choices for Ho Chi Minh City hotels with free wifi

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1. ibis Saigon Airport

Tan Binh

Sann

includes taxes & fees

16 Aug - 17 Aug

2. Caravelle Saigon

District 1

Robert Joseph

includes taxes & fees

15 Aug - 16 Aug

3. Liberty Central Saigon Citypoint

District 1

James A

includes taxes & fees

30 Aug - 31 Aug

4. New World Saigon Hotel

District 1

thao

includes taxes & fees

20 Aug - 21 Aug

5. Hotel Nikko Saigon

District 1

Chi Man

includes taxes & fees

27 Aug - 28 Aug

6. La Siesta Premium Saigon

District 1

yolla

includes taxes & fees

4 Sept - 5 Sept

7. Liberty Central Saigon Riverside

District 1

Robert

includes taxes & fees

29 Aug - 30 Aug

Outdoor pool, open 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, pool loungers

8. Holiday Inn & Suites Saigon Airport by IHG

Tan Binh

julie

includes taxes & fees

30 Aug - 31 Aug

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Top Ho Chi Minh City Hotel Reviews

Rex Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent"

The Reverie Saigon

8/10 Good

"Beautiful hotel with well appointed amenities, centrally located, good variety of foods at breakfast, excellent guest service in general. I did take off one star because I encountered an upsetting situation at the swimming pool in which I was treated with a double standard. Here’s what happened: I liked to hydrate myself while swimming so I brought with me a can of carbonated mineral water from my room which was part of the hotel’s free minibar. I asked a pool attendant if I could keep it by the poolside so I could conveniently reach for it during my swim. He told me the hotel’s policy was such that the swimming pool was only for swimming and I needed to consume any food or drink at the areas on the right hand side of the pool where some tables and chairs were set up for an outdoor bar, which meant I would need to get out of the water, walk about 4-5 meters from there each time, to drink my water! I took his words for it. But a couple of laps into my swimming, I noticed a couple of westerners were drinking their cocktails in glass containers right in the pool areas. When I protested that pool attendant decision about my can of water, another pool attendant let me have my water at the pool & brought out an extra bottle of water for me to drink at the pool. Being a Vietnamese American, I felt like I was discriminated by my own people ! I did not appreciate the fact that some of Reverie’s staff seemed to served their westerners guests better than Asian looking ones !"