We chose to stay here because they had a great deal on the internet with 30% off executive rooms so ended up costing about $75 a night. We were definitely pleasantly surprised as the service is super efficient, rooms were a very generous size, fantastic views of the whole city from every room.. Breakfast buffet which was included was great... more

If you want a nice hotel away from the madness of District 1, this is a good place. Located in Chinatown, it has more of an older feel to the area. Those looking for high end shopping or international standards, stay downtown. For character and fun. Go here. The hotel is being upgraded and the rooms were very nicely appointed,... more

We stayed at the Windsor Plaza Hotel based on a recommendation from a friend and enjoyed every part of the stay! The rooms were spacious, contemporary, and easily accomodated a crib and all the other extras that travelling with a child requires. The staff was incredibly attentive and polite. We felt like VIPs. The executive room cost a little more,... more

I agree with another reviewer, this is hotel is between 3 and 4 star affair. Internet access is not fre either .. costs an extra USD10 a day too more

I stayed there in late April of 2009. The location of the hotel is right next to Antong market, which is OK if you are a shopper, stuffs in the department store are reasonable. But the same time, you can't find top quality there. Same thought applys to my stay with this hotel. My 1st room was very small, and... more

The best hotel to be in veitnam for business and pleasure . the best part of the hotel is the multicusine restaurants , the amazing thing in the hotel is the in house massage parlour , spa , steam bath , The best floor to stay in this hotel on the 23 and 24 floor ..which is called the Executive... more

If i had to say just a few words about this hotel it's that it is absolutely not a real five stars hotel , but a 3 stars +, and considering the price you have better go to any other 5 stars hotel in Saigon, and if you want some quietness after a journey in this noisy and crowdy city,... more

Quite ok hotel with a pool at the roof, but it's a bit far from the centre. That's why we do not recommend it. The other reason is that you could hear the bass from the disco at the 3rd floor (we stayed at the 19th). The rooms were nice and clean, but the fridge was broken. The breakfast was... more

We had a brilliant trip to Vietnam in April 2008. We spent 3 nights in Hanoi, 3 in Hoi An and 4 in Hoi chi Ming @ the Windsor Plaza. The Windsor was the worst hotel of them all - the other Hotels were far superior. It is not a hotel for the tourist. Breakfast is a battle to get... more