“Got to stay here”
The place is amazing, tiny but close to everything, and the host was lovely. I’ll definitely come back. Nothing was missed; every bit was loved.
HullHá 5 meses
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Ho Chi Minh City·8.0
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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The Sweet Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City features family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, showers, TVs, soundproofing, and tiled floors, each equipped with a wardrobe for added convenience. Guests enjoy a terrace, free WiFi, 24-hour front desk, free on-site parking, and free toiletries, along with amenities like a bath, hairdryer, electric kettle, and slippers.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The place is amazing, tiny but close to everything, and the host was lovely. I’ll definitely come back. Nothing was missed; every bit was loved.
Hull·Há 5 meses
My stay began with a very unpleasant check‑in: the young front‑desk staff flat‑out refused to let me see the room before paying, saying “No, no, no. Pay now, then look.” When I insisted on seeing it first, he replied, “You can look now, and if you don’t like it, you just leave.” After a few mumbles and awkward silence, he finally handed me the key. That’s not the welcome I expected. The room itself was okay, with some mold on the ceiling and in the bathroom—common in Vietnam—but the sheets were clean and overall the room was tidy. It’s a “you get what you pay for” situation, but the staff really need to improve their hospitality. I won’t stay here again because of that rude welcome.
K·Há 6 meses
The bed still had hair on the duvet, so I requested a room change, which was handled quickly.
Bảo·Há 6 meses
It was okay, and also not great—nothing remarkable either way.
Tính·Há 6 meses
Nothing to highlight positively. The hotel was a pass‑through place; I relied on the rating from Booking, but it turned out not to be insulated, quite noisy, and not very clean. I slept badly and would not recommend it unless you’re looking for a brothel.
Marie·Há 7 meses