Saigon Star Hotel
Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh, Outer Saigon

Saigon Star Hotel is situated opposite the City Cultural Park, near the Grand
Cathedral Notre Dame & the Reunification Palace as well as being conveniently
located near exhibition centres, offices and markets making it a perfect choice for
any newcomer to the city or ideal for those wishing to see the sights.

Saigon Star Hotel is only 15 minutes drive to Tan Son Nhat Airport and 5 minutes
from the city centre and other tourist and leisure facilities.

The ground floor Wishing Well Restaurant serves European, Singaporean, Oriental and Vietnamese
cuisine. The restaurants can cater for large functions with seating for 180 persons. It is
open from 6.00am to 11.00pm. The Palm Garden Restaurant on the 9th floor offers a panoramic view
of the city while serving the finest seafood, light meals and Vietnamese specialties.

The Moonlight Karaoke Club is open from 4.00pm until midnight and features the latest sound
and lighting system with a huge 100 inch display screen.

The Saigon Star welcomes long term guests and offers special rates for people staying longer
than one month.

Facilities at Saigon Star Hotel

• Airport Transfers
• Banquet
• Business Centre

• Conference Facilities
• Fitness Centre
• Laundry

• Spa
• Tour Desk

The Rooms at Saigon Star Hotel

• Coffee/Tea
• IDD/Direct Dial Line

• Minibar/Fridge
• Television

About Outer Saigon:

Most hotels in this area are around 10-30 minutes drive from the city centre. There are a number of Pagodas scattered around the district, accessible by cyclo, moto and taxi.

Ho Chi Minh (formerly Saigon) is Vietnam's largest city and a thriving metropolis. Originally named Saigon after the river on which it stands, Ho Chi Minh in the early eighteenth century was one of the busiest riverside ports in Southeast Asia. The Saigon - Cholon port still remains a bustling port with a population of about 6 million. Outside the city lie the famous Cu Chi tunnels – 500 km of tunnels used by the Viet Cong in the French Indochina and American wars.