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Hotel Continental Saigon

Destaques do Hotel

Bem-vindo ao Hotel Continental Saigon, seu oásis no coração agitado de Ho Chi Minh City! Com uma mistura de design elegante e confortos modernos, esta joia de 4 estrelas é perfeita para viajantes que buscam tanto lazer quanto aventura. Situado a apenas 5,9mi do centro da cidade, você nunca está muito longe da vibrante cultura, da deliciosa comida de rua e dos marcos históricos que o aguardam! As tarifas começam a partir de apenas $90 por noite, tornando-se uma escolha imbatível para aqueles que desejam explorar as maravilhas do Vietnã.

View (from property/room) in Hotel Continental Saigon
Landmark view in Hotel Continental Saigon

Quartos

Heritage Room - single occupancy in Hotel Continental Saigon

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2 Camas de Solteiro

1 Cama Queen Size

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430 pés²

Heritage, 2 Camas de Solteiro, Uso Individual

Banheiro Privativo

Banheira

Vista

Minibar

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1 Cama de Solteiro

1 Cama de Casal

Deluxe, Vista Para a Cidade

Refrigerador

Opera View Suite - single occupancy in Hotel Continental Saigon

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2 Camas de Solteiro

1 Cama Queen Size

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590 pés²

Suíte, Opera View, Uso Individual

Banheiro Privativo

Varanda

Banheira

Vista

Descubra Mais

Imagine começar seu dia com um delicioso café da manhã em nosso restaurante no local, antes de sair para desvendar os tesouros de Ho Chi Minh City. Após um dia de exploração, retire-se para seu quarto confortável, que conta com Wi-Fi gratuito, ar-condicionado e comodidades aconchegantes. Quer se mimar? Delicie-se com um pouco de autocuidado em nossa sauna ou faça uma massagem relaxante (por um custo adicional). As famílias também podem ficar tranquilas sabendo que serviços de babá estão disponíveis, proporcionando aquele merecido descanso!

Facade/entrance in Hotel Continental Saigon
Lobby or reception in Hotel Continental Saigon

Viva o Melhor

Com 554 avaliações positivas, os viajantes não conseguem parar de elogiar suas experiências aqui! Dê um passeio em nosso jardim, relaxe no terraço ou pegue uma bebida refrescante no bar. Seja você aqui a negócios ou a lazer, nosso centro de fitness e instalações para reuniões estão prontos para atender às suas necessidades. No Hotel Continental Saigon, garantimos que sua estadia seja tão confortável quanto inesquecível—então faça suas malas e prepare-se para uma emocionante aventura no coração do Vietnã!

Bed in Hotel Continental Saigon
Bed in Hotel Continental Saigon

Planeje Sua Estadia

No Hotel Continental Saigon, delícias culinárias aguardam por você com duas opções de jantar excepcionais! Comece sua jornada no elegante Restaurante Le Bourgeois, onde você pode saborear sabores europeus requintados que complementam perfeitamente suas aventuras. Você ficará cativado pela atmosfera enquanto se delicia com um delicioso buffet de café da manhã ou um jantar tranquilo após um dia de exploração. Se a culinária vietnamita está em sua mente, o Restaurante Continental Palace é o seu lugar ideal. Delicie seu paladar com pratos locais autênticos que refletem a rica cultura do Vietnã. Cada refeição é uma experiência a ser apreciada, tornando sua estadia uma aventura culinária!

Restaurant/places to eat in Hotel Continental Saigon
Restaurant/places to eat in Hotel Continental Saigon

Comodidades

Restaurante

Wifi grátis

Serviço de quarto

Centro de fitness

Sauna

Ar-condicionado

Bar

Balcão de turismo

Bathroom in Hotel Continental Saigon
Bathroom in Hotel Continental Saigon

Restaurantes

Le Bourgeois Restaurant

Europeia

Continental Palace Restaurant

Vietnamita

Food and drinks in Hotel Continental Saigon
Restaurant/places to eat in Hotel Continental Saigon
Facade/entrance in Hotel Continental Saigon
I wished to relive the ambiance of the Continental I had in my memory, when I first stayed at the oldest hotel of Saigon 33 years ago, while reading again A Quiet American on the spot it had been written. In this respect my expectations were entirely fulfilled. Beside a lovely and attentive staff, we were pleasantly surprised by the renovated facilities, amenities, equipments and sound isolation from the road. While this would probably not match those of neigbouring recent fives stars international chains establishments, they absolutely guaranteed a fives nights comfortable stay in Saigon. You will nowadays not find a room of equivalent size in recent hotels. 3.5 or more meter ceiling, Over 40 sqm room size. Just wonderful. And the location! Right at a historical centre. Just perfect, unless you would insist on river view and would then need to stay at the Majectic or on a rooftop bar and then stay at the REX, with the Continental all three owned and well managed by Saigon Tourist, i.e the (local) government. After all Vietnam is still a communist country... Highly recommended unless you are fan of modernism and adverse to the smell of old fashioned decor and ambiance. Warning: I may be a bit biased because of my attraction to the past and history... ps: Graham Greene's room was the 214....

Serge

We booked a room overlooking the Opera House. I messaged if it was possible to stay in the Graham Greene room where he wrote 'The Quiet American'. On booking in, I was delighted and surprised when they said we had been put in there. I had read 'Travels with my Aunt' years ago, so this was special. It was a very comfortable stay. The room was palatial. The pillows and bed were divine. The breakfast was delicious, and Vietnamese dishes, particularly tasty. If you like treating your gut microbiome and want to savour a coffee under spectacular trees and to the sound of birdsong, then this is the place to breakfast. We were also treated to nature's power shower the first morning, which the staff took in their stride. As we were leaving, I was very impressed when their cleaning staff messaged a photo of a silly tiny pink inflatable ring (that came with a bathbomb) that had travelled with me from Malaysia, to check we hadn't forgotten it! It gave the reception staff a laugh anyhow. All in all, it was a wonderful stay with the typically very high standards of Vietnamese hospitality.

Maura

This is a fantastic central location and the building is pretty. Rooms are sizable (opera view room 214, notably the corner room use by author Graham Greene) and with high ceilings. Great old world charm and pick it for this reason. The shower over the bath is lacking in pressure but does the job, but that shouldn't be a thing to moan about if you choose this place. For the money, I got a room with a balcony I could sit at all day and watch the world below across the front of the opera house. The breakfast area in the courtyard is nice with trees planted there from the 1800s and there is a good enough selection of foods to suit most tastes I would imagine. Both the Pho and Banh Mi were very nice although I am no expert in such matters. Both Chinese and Japanese offerings were there alongside the obligatory egg station and western breads for toasting.

Colin

We chose to stay here for the history, the location and the beauty of the building, and we were really happy on all those counts. Most of the staff were very friendly - special thanks to the waiter who quickly rushed to set us out some breakfast despite us arriving after it closed. The hotel still retains its charm, but with a certain severity. It was pretty much exactly as we expected and we were really content with our choice

Sarah

The rooms are excellent, really atmospheric and some of the staff are exceptional in their helpfulness. A guy from the reception (don't know his name unfortunately) really went extra lengths to help us with finding the right room for us. I forgot some items at the hotel, they kept them for me for 2 weeks safely and returned swiftly and carefully daringly. Thank you again Continental!!

Ilyas

I wished to relive the ambiance of the Continental I had in my memory, when I first stayed at the oldest hotel of Saigon 33 years ago, while reading again A Quiet American on the spot it had been written. In this respect my expectations were entirely fulfilled. Beside a lovely and attentive staff, we were pleasantly surprised by the renovated facilities, amenities, equipments and sound isolation from the road. While this would probably not match those of neigbouring recent fives stars international chains establishments, they absolutely guaranteed a fives nights comfortable stay in Saigon. You will nowadays not find a room of equivalent size in recent hotels. 3.5 or more meter ceiling, Over 40 sqm room size. Just wonderful. And the location! Right at a historical centre. Just perfect, unless you would insist on river view and would then need to stay at the Majectic or on a rooftop bar and then stay at the REX, with the Continental all three owned and well managed by Saigon Tourist, i.e the (local) government. After all Vietnam is still a communist country... Highly recommended unless you are fan of modernism and adverse to the smell of old fashioned decor and ambiance. Warning: I may be a bit biased because of my attraction to the past and history... ps: Graham Greene's room was the 214....

Serge

We booked a room overlooking the Opera House. I messaged if it was possible to stay in the Graham Greene room where he wrote 'The Quiet American'. On booking in, I was delighted and surprised when they said we had been put in there. I had read 'Travels with my Aunt' years ago, so this was special. It was a very comfortable stay. The room was palatial. The pillows and bed were divine. The breakfast was delicious, and Vietnamese dishes, particularly tasty. If you like treating your gut microbiome and want to savour a coffee under spectacular trees and to the sound of birdsong, then this is the place to breakfast. We were also treated to nature's power shower the first morning, which the staff took in their stride. As we were leaving, I was very impressed when their cleaning staff messaged a photo of a silly tiny pink inflatable ring (that came with a bathbomb) that had travelled with me from Malaysia, to check we hadn't forgotten it! It gave the reception staff a laugh anyhow. All in all, it was a wonderful stay with the typically very high standards of Vietnamese hospitality.

Maura

This is a fantastic central location and the building is pretty. Rooms are sizable (opera view room 214, notably the corner room use by author Graham Greene) and with high ceilings. Great old world charm and pick it for this reason. The shower over the bath is lacking in pressure but does the job, but that shouldn't be a thing to moan about if you choose this place. For the money, I got a room with a balcony I could sit at all day and watch the world below across the front of the opera house. The breakfast area in the courtyard is nice with trees planted there from the 1800s and there is a good enough selection of foods to suit most tastes I would imagine. Both the Pho and Banh Mi were very nice although I am no expert in such matters. Both Chinese and Japanese offerings were there alongside the obligatory egg station and western breads for toasting.

Colin

We chose to stay here for the history, the location and the beauty of the building, and we were really happy on all those counts. Most of the staff were very friendly - special thanks to the waiter who quickly rushed to set us out some breakfast despite us arriving after it closed. The hotel still retains its charm, but with a certain severity. It was pretty much exactly as we expected and we were really content with our choice

Sarah

The rooms are excellent, really atmospheric and some of the staff are exceptional in their helpfulness. A guy from the reception (don't know his name unfortunately) really went extra lengths to help us with finding the right room for us. I forgot some items at the hotel, they kept them for me for 2 weeks safely and returned swiftly and carefully daringly. Thank you again Continental!!

Ilyas

I wished to relive the ambiance of the Continental I had in my memory, when I first stayed at the oldest hotel of Saigon 33 years ago, while reading again A Quiet American on the spot it had been written. In this respect my expectations were entirely fulfilled. Beside a lovely and attentive staff, we were pleasantly surprised by the renovated facilities, amenities, equipments and sound isolation from the road. While this would probably not match those of neigbouring recent fives stars international chains establishments, they absolutely guaranteed a fives nights comfortable stay in Saigon. You will nowadays not find a room of equivalent size in recent hotels. 3.5 or more meter ceiling, Over 40 sqm room size. Just wonderful. And the location! Right at a historical centre. Just perfect, unless you would insist on river view and would then need to stay at the Majectic or on a rooftop bar and then stay at the REX, with the Continental all three owned and well managed by Saigon Tourist, i.e the (local) government. After all Vietnam is still a communist country... Highly recommended unless you are fan of modernism and adverse to the smell of old fashioned decor and ambiance. Warning: I may be a bit biased because of my attraction to the past and history... ps: Graham Greene's room was the 214....

Serge

We booked a room overlooking the Opera House. I messaged if it was possible to stay in the Graham Greene room where he wrote 'The Quiet American'. On booking in, I was delighted and surprised when they said we had been put in there. I had read 'Travels with my Aunt' years ago, so this was special. It was a very comfortable stay. The room was palatial. The pillows and bed were divine. The breakfast was delicious, and Vietnamese dishes, particularly tasty. If you like treating your gut microbiome and want to savour a coffee under spectacular trees and to the sound of birdsong, then this is the place to breakfast. We were also treated to nature's power shower the first morning, which the staff took in their stride. As we were leaving, I was very impressed when their cleaning staff messaged a photo of a silly tiny pink inflatable ring (that came with a bathbomb) that had travelled with me from Malaysia, to check we hadn't forgotten it! It gave the reception staff a laugh anyhow. All in all, it was a wonderful stay with the typically very high standards of Vietnamese hospitality.

Maura

This is a fantastic central location and the building is pretty. Rooms are sizable (opera view room 214, notably the corner room use by author Graham Greene) and with high ceilings. Great old world charm and pick it for this reason. The shower over the bath is lacking in pressure but does the job, but that shouldn't be a thing to moan about if you choose this place. For the money, I got a room with a balcony I could sit at all day and watch the world below across the front of the opera house. The breakfast area in the courtyard is nice with trees planted there from the 1800s and there is a good enough selection of foods to suit most tastes I would imagine. Both the Pho and Banh Mi were very nice although I am no expert in such matters. Both Chinese and Japanese offerings were there alongside the obligatory egg station and western breads for toasting.

Colin

We chose to stay here for the history, the location and the beauty of the building, and we were really happy on all those counts. Most of the staff were very friendly - special thanks to the waiter who quickly rushed to set us out some breakfast despite us arriving after it closed. The hotel still retains its charm, but with a certain severity. It was pretty much exactly as we expected and we were really content with our choice

Sarah

The rooms are excellent, really atmospheric and some of the staff are exceptional in their helpfulness. A guy from the reception (don't know his name unfortunately) really went extra lengths to help us with finding the right room for us. I forgot some items at the hotel, they kept them for me for 2 weeks safely and returned swiftly and carefully daringly. Thank you again Continental!!

Ilyas

Localização

132-134 Dong Khoi, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, 84, Vietnã

Hotel Continental Saigon