Hotel Saigon Morin

Stuart Burckhardt

Old colonial hotel first built in 1901. The rooms are little tired but the pool was nice. The breakfast and dining area in the gardens was the highlight of this hotel. Service was 5 star. The hotel helped me locate my phone left of a taxi. Very appreciative.

William Wright

We only had lunch at this location, but after coming here we would really like to return some day to rent a room in the Hotel for a while. We attended a buffet style spread which had dozens and dozens of incredible fruits, vegetables and protein offerings. There was also fresh fish, some sushi, also some deserts (cream, jello's, etc). We walked around the Hotel grounds afterwards and took it all in. There is a 'traditional' feel to this place. The garden courtyard (pictured) was beautiful, and would have been a peaceful place to enjoy a breakfast and coffee. We will return.

Richard S

Once we checked in, we started to look at other hotel options as we really didn’t want to stay there. I have no idea how this is considered to be 4 star. I would never stay there again. Reasons being: Our room was not ready at check-in. And during check-in it was hectic. They left people’s passports lying on the counter - which could have easily been stolen. I refused to leave them along when they had mine as they had no care for them at all. The rooms are not maintained very well and look extremely tired. There was a very very old fuse box behind my bedside table which did not look safe. I was concerned about it the whole time. The air conditioner was struggling on the hottest day - which when it is 35 degrees, was not great. The door lock seemed to be temperamental and didn’t always lock straight away and there was no safe. The locations is great, but if I went again - I’d stay somewhere nicer and just catch a Grab for $2 in to the old city.

Daly Daly

This is an old hotel with some charm, but the rooms are really humid and smell bad. And they make repairs with power tools and boring in the mornings, not even in the afternoon, so you have to wake up early anyway. It is located in a nice geographical situation, between the new city and the old imperial city. It is also a few minutes away from Hue's night walking street. There is a bank and atm next to it. I think it is over-priced for what it is

Sina Montazeri

The building was built in 1901 and offers beautiful french colonial architecture, a garden witch historical decoration, and additional information boards about it's history . I can recommend to take a view, when you pass it by, since all areas are accessable for non guests. I stayed for three nights and unfortunately cannot recommend a stay there for several reasons: Bathroom: The shower in the room had extremely low water pressure and changes temperature frequently, which not even matches hostel expectations. Additionally the building suffers occasional power blackouts, which might be even more annoying when taking showers or doing other business in the dark bathroom. Breakfast: The breakfast doesn't offer much. Bakery is of low quality, variety of cheese/sausages disappointing and meeting a staff member to get eggs is like gambling. Instead, they're highly motivated to take away your plates when they assume you're finished. Service: The room service forgot to refill the water bottle and shower gel once, so we had to use shampoo for the body wash. Instead they knocked a bottle of medicine over in the bathroom, which liquid came in touch with a towel afterwards. At the checkout they added another 250k dong to the bill for being unable to wash it out and another beer from the mini bar, we didn't had. Summarized: beautiful building and worth a visit, but the stay at the hotel was an underwhelming experience, especially compared to the price. You get functional bathrooms, better breakfast and service for less money in Vietnam/Hue.