The staff were very enthusiastic. Nothing else to add.
MayUn mese fa
Ho Chi Minh City·6.4
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Phú Gia 464 NVL in Ho Chi Minh City features family rooms with air-conditioning, balconies, private bathrooms, and city views. Each room includes a work desk, TV, and free toiletries. The hotel offers free WiFi, private check-in and check-out, a lift, and 24-hour front desk. It's 14 km from Tan Son Nhat International Airport and a 9-minute walk from Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The staff were very enthusiastic. Nothing else to add.
May·Un mese fa
The location is convenient, close to the market and many restaurants. The facilities are incomplete: there is no hair dryer, no tea or coffee, the rooms are old, and housekeeping does not clean daily.
Nguyen·5 mesi fa
This hotel has a lot of character, but it's clear that it's been around for a while. The building itself is quite old, which might be a bit of a drawback for some guests. However, the staff were friendly and helpful, which made up for the hotel's age.
Polina·7 mesi fa
Unfortunately, our stay at this hotel was a disaster. The room was poorly soundproofed, so we could hear everything going on in the hallway, including conversations, doors slamming, and people moving furniture. To make matters worse, the hotel didn't provide bottled water, and when we asked for some, they only gave it to us after we complained. The lock on the door was also broken, and the staff kept entering our room without knocking.
Mến·10 mesi fa
We had a really frustrating experience at this hotel. When we arrived, they told us that they had no rooms available, even though we had booked in advance. They claimed that it was because we hadn't paid a deposit, but we had only been asked to pay when we arrived. To make matters worse, they sent us to another hotel, where we were charged extra for checking in early. When we asked about the water in the room, they told us that they sold it, but then gave it to us for free.
Le·Un anno fa