IllustrationKhách sạn Continental Sài Gòn
Architecture · District 1 · Ho Chi Minh City
PriceNgắm bên ngoài miễn phí; ăn uống ở nhà hàng, cà phê, sân vườn tính theo thực đơn khách sạn
HoursMon–Sun 06:30–22:30
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About
The oldest hotel in Vietnam, opened in 1880 at the corner of Đồng Khởi and Công trường Lam Sơn, opposite the Opera House (Municipal Theatre).
Why go
After 145 years the building keeps almost all of its French-era architecture: 4 m high ceilings, thick brick walls, wide corridors and a garden with frangipani trees planted in the year it opened. Graham Greene stayed in room 214 while writing The Quiet American, and Phạm Xuân Ẩn once worked here as a reporter. Visitors who are not staying can still enter the restaurant, the cafe and the garden.
Good to know
As a working hotel it has no tours, so to see inside you go for a meal or a drink. Prices are at central-hotel level, higher than places on the street.
On the menu
Dish names as the place writes them.
Picked and reviewed by the Tôi Là Người Sài Gòn team; nobody pays to be listed. Translated from our Vietnamese review with machine help; the Vietnamese page is the reference. Read the Vietnamese page.