Thiên Tài Hotel

“So happy I’ve found a safe & cozy place in HCMC”

I spotted this hotel at 2 AM while sitting in a nearby café after three failed attempts to find a place during the day in different districts. Those other three hotels changed their terms after I had already paid and only told me the real conditions at check‑in. It was one of the toughest days of my life, so I was incredibly surprised and grateful that this hotel let me check in so late! Even at that hour, the staff were welcoming and friendly 🫠😍 The room was clean and bright—exactly like the pictures. No insects, ants, or bugs; just spotless and perfect. I loved everything and finally got some great rest. Since I travel constantly and change hotels every few days to see more of Saigon, I had to move to another district. Publicly, though, I’m sure I’ll come back very soon. I highly recommend this place to my fellow travelers as a warm, cozy, and safe spot to stay and enjoy the city! 🌆

Kamilla·4 maanden geleden

The mattress was firm and comfortable.

Ngoc·6 maanden geleden

“Bien placé mais dommage que le personnel soit médiocre”

The room was spacious, the bathroom large, and the balcony a plus. You also get a mini‑fridge and a kettle. The AC was very efficient. The bed was very comfortable and large. The staff were catastrophic—unpleasant, ineffective. The room service was not great either.

Darya·7 maanden geleden

Open 24/24, good location, clean, enthusiastic staff, helpful with many tasks, new interior, good security, quiet.

Huynh·7 maanden geleden

“Ok basic place for a 1-night stay”

It’s a budget hotel—basic but clean, functional rooms. I stayed here twice; it’s fine for a one‑night stay. The reception is underground on B1 at the parking entrance, staffed by just one person who acts as security guard, receptionist, etc., giving it a motel vibe. The restaurant/café on the 11th floor appears permanently closed, probably because there aren’t enough guests to justify keeping it open. As mentioned elsewhere, the lift requires your room card, which is annoying, especially if you’re with someone else—one person can’t even go out to the shops without the card, and the other person’s A/C and electricity stop working. Make the lifts usable without the card. There’s no other exit; the stairs are locked.

Owen·8 maanden geleden