The Reverie Saigon

We stayed for (sadly only...) two nights at this hotel.. after a couple of nights a 3br beach villa at the Four seasons, it would be a tough act to follow for any place, but I have to say they made a glorious job from beginning to end. Anyway, we had two junior suites booked, which gave us access to the delicious lounge, the staff there is beyond amazing, some of the kindest people I have met in the hospitality industry. The pool is a feast, the breakfast is glorious. The rooms are well, super tacky but in a delicious way. Fans of mid century scandi-modernism... close your eyes ;). Our rooms were in a floor where there was a damp odor, but to be frank they offered to change the rooms, so I can't blame them for that. The breakfast is really great too. I don't really understand why this place doesn't charge way more, be happy while it lasts.

The Spa was great. Lam the therapist was excellent. Highly recommended. I would go again and take my family. It was a great experience

The most wonderful time tonight with Binh and Huy who provided excellent service and prepared a awesome Margherita drink cocktail

Excellent service, Lovely staff ; amazing food thank you Huy for beautiful cocktails and Thanks Binh for amazing hospitality

We booked The Reverie for the last part of our Vietnam trip. We had already had a wonderful trip in the county in another 2 hotels which were lovely and The Reverie did not disappoint. We used the hotel car service for airport transfers and it was also worth it. A lovely welcome to the hotel. We had a Panorama room which gave us lots of room, a super king bed and the most amazing views of HCMC. The AC was perfect, the bathroom also offered amazing views and the general facilities in the room were really good. We also appreciated the ‘extras’ like a complimentary minibar and turn down service. The hotel is in a fantastic location - the street is pedestrianised at weekends which is great fun. It’s also very near the ‘big’ sights you’d want to see - the People’s Committee, the Opera House, Post Office and Notre Dame, plus museums. We really loved the location. We were on the 34th floor facing Nguyen Hue which meant we did hear loud music in the evening (even up high) but it was off by 11pm. The breakfast service and quality were very good. We used the Long bar also for evening drinks - a great spot to sit and people watch in the cooler evening. The staff were lovely - particularly Yen. It’s not a cheap hotel by Vietnam standards but we were so glad we booked it. The trip ended on a high (and we’d already had the best time in Vietnam).