Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN) is Vietnam's busiest airport, serving the country's dynamic commercial capital formerly known as Saigon. Hotels in Ho Chi Minh City offer access to the War Remnants Museum, the Reunification Palace, vibrant Ben Thanh Market, and extraordinary Vietnamese cuisine.
Our Picks — Ho Chi Minh City
District 1
The Reverie is the most extravagant hotel in Vietnam — an Italian-designed spectacular of Murano glass chandeliers, hand-woven silk headboards, and onyx-lined bathrooms that makes no apologies for its baroque maximalism. The rooftop Times Square bar and R&J Italian restaurant are genuine Saigon institutions.
District 1
Park Hyatt Saigon occupies a perfectly proportioned white colonial building on Lam Son Square — its Opera restaurant, afternoon tea, and rooftop pool remain HCMC benchmarks, and the sense of calm restraint amid the city's chaos is exactly what the Park Hyatt brand promises and delivers here.
District 3
Hotel des Arts is HCMC's most sophisticated boutique — its MGallery designation is well-earned, with 170 rooms of Art Deco elegance, the outstanding Café des Stagiaires rooftop bar, and a location in District 3 that delivers a more authentic Saigon experience than the D1 flagships.
District 1
The Myst sits on the storied Dong Khoi Street in a handsomely designed tower with rooftop pool, craft cocktail bar, and some of the best views over the colonial streetscape available at a price that significantly undercuts its immediate neighbours.
District 1
The Caravelle is living history — foreign correspondents sheltered in its rooms during the Vietnam War while Saigon Bar on the rooftop became legendary. Beautifully restored and expanded, it remains HCMC's most storied address with its heritage tower and modern Signature Wing complementing each other.
District 1
Hotel Nikko brings Japanese precision and genuine warm service to the HCMC luxury market — its 334 rooms are immaculately maintained, the Nagomi Spa is outstanding, and Benkay Japanese restaurant serves some of the city's most authentic and precisely executed Japanese cuisine.
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