Overview
I’ll be honest – when I first walked into 22Land Hotel Premium Saigon, I wasn’t expecting much from the name alone. But this four-star property in Ho Chi Minh City actually surprised me in the best way possible. The lobby has this sleek, contemporary vibe that feels distinctly Vietnamese without trying too hard, you know? There’s real marble everywhere, but it doesn’t feel cold or sterile like some of these newer hotels can.
What really got my attention was how they’ve managed to create genuine quiet spaces in the middle of Ho Chi Minh City’s beautiful chaos. I mean, step outside and you’re immediately hit with the symphony of motorbikes and street vendors, but inside? It’s this peaceful bubble where you can actually think. The rooms are spacious by Vietnamese standards – and I’ve stayed in enough cramped hotel boxes here to appreciate that. The beds are properly firm (not those weird soft mattresses some international chains think Westerners want), and honestly, the shower pressure is better than what I have at home. Small thing, but when you’ve been walking around in 90% humidity all day, it matters.
The staff here actually gets it – they’re helpful without hovering, and several of them know the neighborhood well enough to give you real recommendations, not just the tourist trap suggestions you get at most places. I had one guy at the front desk tell me about this incredible pho place three blocks away that I never would have found otherwise. The breakfast spread is solid too, though don’t expect anything revolutionary. It’s got the usual mix of Western and Vietnamese options, but they do their banh mi surprisingly well for a hotel kitchen. What I really appreciated was their location strategy – you’re close enough to District 1’s main attractions that nothing feels like a major expedition, but far enough from the absolute tourist madness that you’re not dealing with constant noise and inflated prices right outside your door. The building itself stays pretty quiet even during busy periods, which tells me they actually thought about soundproofing when they designed this place. Parking can be a bit tight if you’re renting a car, but let’s be real – you’re probably getting around by Grab anyway.
Guest reviews
It was an incredibly fancy place - the fanciest I've ever stayed at - and it did not disappoint. The hotel was beautiful, the staff were very accommodating and friendly, and it was a very comfortable stay.
Breakfast was delicious and I appreciated that the options mostly varied everyday, so you weren't bored by the same choices.
The spa was good as well, which we got a discount voucher for. The massage therapists were very good, and we were given the choice for how soft or strong we could ask the Thai massage to be. We went for strong, and the massage therapists did not mess around; they went strong all right. Much joint cracking ensued.
The location is great.
Employee is nice.
Breakfast, not so many choices but delicious.
great hotel room in japanese street
the room is luxury and staff is helpful
The room is big and very near noisy street but the night, i can sleep deeply because being quite.
Staff is helpful and bring luggage for me from outsite to insde room.
I will come back here next time in business trip in saigon
that is a new hotel in Japanese street but very quite at night. I stayed here first time but i will come back here next time in the furture!
So happy I stayed there. Room super clean and the staff were amazing. I got there late and tired and they ordered me food in their own delivery account to help me otherwise I would just have gone straight to bed. Morning staff also amazing.
My room didnt have window but I was aware about it when I booked it.
Check in was smooth. Phu that works in the front was very helpful.
The hotel is conveniently located. Close to malls , good food and amenities. Worth the price and really great for a short stay of 1-2 nights.
I would def return to this hotel if I ever needed to
My stay at 22Land Hotel Saigon was nothing short of remarkable. One of the highlights was definitely the spa, where I indulged in a series of treatments that were both soothing and revitalizing. The spa’s tranquil ambiance and professional staff created a perfect sanctuary for relaxation amidst the busy city life.
Another exceptional feature is the skybar. It offers a spectacular vantage point to admire the city’s skyline while enjoying expertly crafted cocktails. The chic decor and lively atmosphere made it a popular spot for evening relaxation and social gatherings.
Breakfast at the hotel was another delight. The extensive buffet featured a wide array of dishes, ranging from traditional Vietnamese specialties to international favorites. Each dish was prepared with care, making breakfast not just a meal but a culinary experience.
Overall, the 22Land Hotel Saigon excels in providing a luxurious stay with standout amenities and impeccable service. Whether you’re there for the spa, the skybar, or the breakfast, you’re in for a memorable experience.
I recently stayed at the 22Land Hotel Saigon and was thoroughly impressed with my experience. The standout features of this hotel are undoubtedly the spa and the skybar. The spa offers an incredibly relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, with a range of treatments that left me feeling rejuvenated and pampered. The skilled therapists and serene environment made it a highlight of my stay.
The skybar, perched high above the city, provides breathtaking views of Saigon's skyline. It’s the perfect spot to unwind with a cocktail in hand while enjoying the stunning sunset. The atmosphere is chic and inviting, making it an ideal place for both relaxation and socializing.
Additionally, the hotel’s breakfast was exceptional. The buffet offered a diverse selection of both local and international dishes, ensuring there was something for everyone. The quality and variety of the food were impressive, setting a great tone for the start of the day. Overall, 22Land Hotel Saigon combines luxury, comfort, and excellent service, making it a fantastic choice for any traveler.
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