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Lodging is not an issue in Vietnam, even if you're traveling on a pretty tight budget. Accommodation in Vietnam ranges from scruffy US$6-a-night dorm accommodation in backpacking hostels to world-class resorts, both in large cities and in popular coastal and rural destinations. Even backpacking hostels and budget hotels are far cleaner and nicer than in neighbouring countries (Cambodia, Thailand, Laos), and cheap hotels that charge US$8-10 for a double room are often very clean and equipped with towels, clean white sheets, soap, disposable toothbrushes and so on.
Service charge
Service in a lot of the very inexpensive hotels is actually quite good (since the rate that a person pays per night could equal a Vietnamese national's weekly pay), although daily cleaning and modern amenities like television may not be provided. In hotels costing a few dollars more ($12 per room upwards, more in Hanoi) you can expect an en suite bathroom, telephone, air conditioning and television. As with hotels elsewhere in the world, mini-refrigerators in Vietnamese hotels are often stocked with drinks and snacks, but these can be horribly overpriced and you would be much better off buying such items on the street. Adequate plumbing can be a problem in some hotels but the standard is constantly improving.
The more high-end hotels offer a multitude of amenities; such as elaborate buffets with local cuisine, spa treatments, local sightseeing packages, etc.
Hostels
Hanoi now have some hostels for family called Hanoi Family Hostel. Rooms here are large and with more beds for children. Room rate are good price. Homestay accommodation is easily booked through travel agents. However, some tourists are disappointed to learn that the "homestay" they booked is really a commercial hotel or the accommodation is situated in a separate building from the family home.
Upmarket hotels in these areas are considerably more expensive than neighboring countries, ie Thailand. However many equivalent sub $8 rooms can still be found in one of the many coastal resorts.
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Situated directly across from where the buses drop tourists, it is a friendly family-run guesthouse, very clean and homely. Free internet, cheap laundry and all rooms have double glazing. Starts from USD$15.
Amazing small hotel in an alley off Pham Ngu Lao. They can arrange an airport pickup for USD$15 (though an official taxi from the airport counter will run you only US$8). There are two women named Thuy who work there, they speak good English and the service is a... more
All rooms have A/C, satellite TV, a fridge and are very clean for the price. The staff is pleasant and there is an elevator. Note that the front door is locked relatively early (around 11 or 12 pm) and to get back in you must bang loud enough on the shutter door... more
With a real Rattan feel to the hotel, you will be immersed in traditional Vietnamese styling, complete with bamboo interiors, rattan beds, and authentic wooden floors - combined with some of the best Saigon service you can find.
Not the cheapest hotel, but clean, comfortable and terrific staff. In-room Internet access is just USD$3/day (bring your own laptop). The lobby houses the La Table De Saigon restaurant, great food and a perfect place to get a snack before heading out on the town... more
Wonderful family run guest house with very friendly staff who speak good English. The rooms have a good size and come with AC, hot water, cable TV with int'l channels, baggage storage, laundry service, big beds and some with balconies at USD$10-15.
Family run guest house in a small, safe, quiet alley. Very friendly family who speaks good English. Rooms are spacious and nicely furnished. With AC, hot water, big beds and some with balconies. Free internet and wifi. Rooms start at USD$13-15.
Me Them B&B provides weary travelers a warm and comfortable place to stay. The staff is really friendly and will help you feel like you are in a home away from home. Excellent choice of local or western breakfast is included. The best dorm option in town (a/... more
A perfect place to stay!, it's surrounded by the cheapest food in Saigon (Co Giant St) and it's owned by a peaceful family. The place is extremely nice and very clean. Room starts at US$ 10-15.
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