Where to stay in Ho Chi Minh City: 4 best districts & hotels

[@huongtrantravel]

Hi guys, you can read my article for full detail of the places to stay in Ho Chi Minh City on my blog here. vietnamwherestay.com/where-to-stay-in-ho-chi-minh-city-best-districts-hotels/

[@mrc6182]

La Vela is "affordable" - at $100 USD/night in an area where $40 USD/night is considered "upscale?" Nice place, yes, but WAY out of most District 3 budgets! Orchid, likewise - around $70 USD/night. In short, if you're spending $70 USD/night, stay in District 1.

[@blade6533]

Can you recommend which affordable luxury hotel to stay i District 5? Plan to be there in Mid October. Also, is it walking distance to D1?

[@huongtrantravel]

@@blade6533 d5 is in far away from D1, not within walking distance away but you can use Grab or Xanh SM to get around. Not many good quality hotels in this district. I only recommend staying in d5 when you have specifically needs. i suggest hotels for each area in my website here vietnamwherestay.com/where-to-stay-in-ho-chi-minh-city-best-districts-hotels/

[@arhamsolanki1858]

Is landmark 81 is good place stay in ?

[@huongtrantravel]

@@arhamsolanki1858 it’s a good place to stay in. But in my opinion, I would stay somewhere more central such as district 1 for easy access to all tourist attractions if I’m a first time visitors. You can cut down time traveling to major sights and nightlife. If you stay in Hcmc long time, you can split your stay in both the more central area and at landmark 81.

[@arhamsolanki1858]

@@huongtrantravel i booked a apartment in 98 khanh shoi street district 4 is it a right place? To stay in

[@huongtrantravel]

@@arhamsolanki1858 you should be alright. That area and district 4 is a Former Mafia Hotspot of Ho Chi Minh City and safe now. It offer more local atmostphere. You can use Grab to see attractions or take guided tours.

[@arhamsolanki1858]

@@huongtrantravel ok thanks