Kim Hotel

For the low price it was great. There was no evening noise, despite being just off the party district. We were 5 floors up..that could've helped! The room &bathroom was very clean! The staff were great. Always so happy to help & even offer you suggestions etc. Also just happy to say hi & chat as you passed through reception. Would recommend for anyone travelling to the area that just needs a clean place to sleep & are mostly out experiencing Vietnam, as you should!!!

Le and the rest of the staff were very friendly and helpful.

Lilly was awesome and took great care of us

Most friendly people and very helpful in many ways. 🙏🙏🙏

i love food and the activities going to mekong delta

The staff go above and beyond to see their guests enjoy their stay. Rooms are clean. Lobby is lovely and the location is amazing.

Amazing hosts!

Very enjoyable. Staff very friendly. We felt very comfortable there.

Friendly helpfull staff. Clean down a nice hem. Only two down sides for me. Remove the key and power goes out ok but fridge also goes out. Hard asain beds as per the norm. Have stayed her many times. Not fancy but does the job

Room was great, excellent location with a very good staff who were very helpful.

I arrrived after midnight and they were waiting for me. Unlike many hotels in this price range it has an elevato. There are three steps up to the elevator but the elevator works. The room was clean and quiet. The location is down a hem so a taxi has to drop you at the end and you must get your luggage twenty meters to the hotel. It is in the center of the western tourist area so getting anything you need is easy. I will stay there again.

Staff very helpful. Bed too hard otherwise good position and enjoyed our stay.

The staff are extremely helpful and we're so grateful when we said we would need to stay one more night. The Cu Chi tour, bus ticket and water prices were all very reasonable.

Perfect location in District 1. The service and friendliness cannot be faulted. All employees were very friendly , however Lee was especially fabulous. They all take pride in their hotel and nothing was too much touble for them. Excellent communication by email.

Straight to the point : smelly , bed bugs all the way , No drinking water , No hairdryer , No Shampoo and Bath soap , not friendly stuff , don’t trust from YouTube or review and Not for family type ,And I would never go back again ,.......

This is the first negative review of a hotel I have done. We had stayed at the Kien hotel opposite and had issues with the wifi so we moved to KIM as it was similar priced. We made it clear on arrival that we needed wifi to work on our laptops and the lady had said its not a problem and if we enjoy it we can book another night if someone cancels. Honestly, first impressions were good, she seemed very nice and the room was good as well. Very clean and comfy, no issues there. Wifi however was terrible, not just a little slow, I mean 50kbps (6KB/s downloading) terrible. It got so bad that we had to use another hotels wifi because it was stronger. Obviously this wasnt for us and we just put it down to the area. Heres where things went sour. She phoned us up later on and told us someone had cancelled and she can book us in for more nights. My girlfriend had politely told her that we would be moving on because we need stronger wifi, to which the receptioniat hung up. Fine, maybe she was just in a hurry. I noticed that our floor didnt have an access point but there was one on the floor below where I was getting 30mbps. When we got down stairs the receptionist started almost yelling at us, saying the wifi is fine and that they checked it. I asked if there was a room on the fourth floor and she got really abusive towards us and told us 'you go other hotel, no room for you'. Frankly after having abuse hurled at us, it ruined our night as we were polite about everything.

The Kim Hotel was a little tough to initially locate being access is through an alley. This was nice at night for keeping the room quiet. The staff was very helpful assisting with signing up for excursions. The room had both AC and a fan. The hotel is in the backpackers area of District one which has a nightlife comparable to Bourbon Street in New Orleans every night.

We stayed in the Kim Hotel for 3 nights in February 2018. Hotel is in a great location, central to everything you need to see and within walking distance to Ben Thanh Market, Saigon Square Centre and lots of other shops. Shopping in Saigon was very good. The area of the hotel is in party central, so we had lots of choices for dining out and entertainment. The hotel doesn't have restaurant, but there are many small cheap restaurants in the alley where the hotel is located. The room had a balcony which was handy as my friend is a smoker The room was basic, but clean. Very good value for the price we paid. Hotel staff were very friendly. Overall, we enjoyed our stay in Kim Hotel.

I can't actually comment on the Kim Hotel, as once I arrived they told me that they didn't have my room available, and moved me across the street to the Khien Hotel, which is similar, but older and not recently renovated. The Khien has an Indian restaurant as the lobby, so the smell permeates the elevator/lobby, although hallways and rooms were mostly smell-free. As I had business to take care of and just needed a place to sleep, I accepted the change, but if you stay here don't bother paying for any upgraded rooms like I did, as you will most likely not even get a room in the hotel you chose. Otherwise the room was basic but ok for a few days, decent selection of cable channels and a small balcony, although most of the lights didn't work but the two main industrial fluorescent tubes in the bathroom and bedroom. Hot water was iffy at times,and flow a bit weak, but overall not a terrible place to stay if you want to be near the walking street and other daytime sights in District 1.

This is a great little hotel in the action but not in the action, what I mean is this is on an alley way between both party streets but if you need sleep at night it is quite. Nothing really negitive to say about this place other than the beds are hard, but that seems to be the norm in SE Asia. I stayed in a alley facing balcony room not sure what the rooms are like on the back side but if anything I would bet they are clean. Be warned the elevator is only rated for 6 people which is funny because I got in it by myself with my back pack and could hardly turn around, not sure ehere the other 5 are suppose to stand!!