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District 1 is the obvious choice for lodging in HCMC given its proximity to almost everything of interest, its relative closeness to the airport and its vast array of establishments at every price level. Within District 1, you can either head east towards Ð Dong Khoi for fancy digs close to the city’s best restaurants and bars, west towards Ð Pham Ngu Lao for budget guesthouses and cheap tours, or somewhere in between – geographically and price-wise.

At the lower end, a few dollars can be the difference between a dank, dirty, windowless shoebox and a pleasant, clean, well-appointed room with free wi-fi and air-conditioning. Needless to say, there are cheaper places but you get what you pay for. If finding a rock-bottom price is your only consideration, a quick door-to-door around Pham Ngu Lao will turn up dives for US$10 or even less.

Upgrading to a midrange property can seem a little pointless when there are excellent, comfortable, moderately hip rooms with all the bells and whistles available for US$20 around Pham Ngu Lao. More discerning budget travellers can book ahead for similar places at slightly lower rates in the surrounding wards, such as the Co Giang and Nguyen Thai Binh wards.

At the top end, many of the city’s best hotels occupy historic, character-filled buildings and offer swimming pools and luxurious spas. The standards are international, as are the prices.

If you book ahead, many hotels will fetch you at the airport for between US$5 and US$10.

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Phan Lan

Another good choice on a quiet street just off busy Pham Ngu Lao, this friendly guesthouse has clean, co...

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Dan Le Hotel

Down the end of a dead-end arm of the alley, this smart place has tidy rooms, potted palms everywhere an...

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Miss Loi’S

The original Co Giang guesthouse, with a homely atmosphere and helpful staff...

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Spring Hotel

An old favourite, this welcoming hotel is handy to dozens of restaurants and bars on the popular Le Than...

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Madame Cuc’S 127

The original and by far the best of three hotels run by the welcoming Madame Cuc and her friendly staff...

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Canadian Hotel 281

There are only 10 rooms in this cool, crisp (Canadian?) hotel, all with inviting linen and internet conn...

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Hong Hoa Hotel

Guests here get two hours free at the Internet café downstairs...

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Blue River Hotel

This extra-friendly place has clean, spacious rooms with simple neat furnishings...

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Hotel 265

On Ð De Tham, in the very heart of the Pham Ngu Lao backpacker area, Hotel 265 has a location and a sort...

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Huynh Anh Hotel

A newish addition to the plethora of lower mid-range places rising like rice in a paddy from the Pham Ng...

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Betty

The cheap, welcoming and clean Betty is one of the best budget places in Saigon...

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Vuong Hoa

Probably the cheapest beds in town. The dorms here feature six beds per room – very simple, very cheap...

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Giant Dragon Hotel

Rooms here are good value for money given the extras like bathtubs and hairdryers that mini-hotels just ...

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Art Hotel

Right in the heart of lively Ð De Tham and the backpacker area, Art Hotel is cheap and simple but has so...

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Huong Sen Hotel

Long-running government place with great location. Popular with tour groups, so book ahead.

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Guest House California

‘Such a lovely place…’ or so the Eagles might have said. Intimate, friendly and clean.

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Le Le Hotel

Located at the central end of Pham Ngu Lao, this is a smart mini-hotel with wooden furnishings...

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Hotel Anh Phuong

Prominently advertising its double-glazed windows, this hotel delivers peace and quiet in its range of t...

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Lan Anh Hotel

Long a favourite in Saigon's Pham Ngu Lao backpacker heartland because of its location smack bang in the...

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Peace Hotel

You might not find the sort of peace that will have you walking in the steps of the Buddha, but the Peac...

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Quyen Thanh Hotel

One of the original places, it is decked in balconies with plants, and sits on one of liveliest corners ...

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Ha Vy Hotel

Located at the western end of the district, the Ha Vy is a reliable bet thanks to well-kept rooms with a...

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Madame Cuc’S

Madame Cuc’s Hotel 127 ( [tel] 836 8761; 127 Ð Cong Quynh); Hotel 64 ( [tel] 836 5073; ...

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Kim Long Hotel

This small, somewhat dour, hotel has worn rooms with tile floors; front rooms have balconies...

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Caravelle Hotel

One of the first luxury hotels to re-open its doors in post-war Saigon, the Caravelle still sets a high ...

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Saigon Comfort Hotel

Smart place with friendly staff, amenities include safety deposit box and free wi-fi.

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Intercontinental Asiana Saigon

Modern and tasteful without falling into generic blandness, the Intercontintental is a welcome recent ad...

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Green Suites

Treat ‘em to green to keep ‘em keen seems to be the motto of this relatively large hotel, slunk down a q...

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Sherwood Residence

The epaulettes on the uniformed doormen provide a hint of what’s to come in the grand (bordering on camp...

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Xuan Mai Hotel

Don’t be put off by the shabby reception, the rooms here are fine.

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Diep Anh

A step above most PNL guesthouses, figuratively and literally (there are endless stairs), Diep Anh’s tal...

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Lavender Hotel

Eschewing the nana-ish connotations of its name, Lavender drapes itself stylishly in creamy marble and m...

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Liberty Central

Acres of creamy marble and a giant sepia-toned painting of old Saigon set the scene at this chic new hot...

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Thien Thao

All you’d want from a midrange hotel, Thien Thao has affable staff and clean, comfortable, smallish room...

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Thien Xuan

Mere metres away from Ben Thanh Market, this is another friendly mid-tier option...

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