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“A classic Saigon landmark, the Continental provided the backdrop for much of the action in Graham Greene’s novel The Quiet American.”
– Lonely Planet
Concierge "Famed-but-faded gem... However, there are mitigating factors: a central location... a helpful front desk—and a history that begs for a private-sector makeover." i Request third-floor deluxe rooms overlooking the Municipal Theater, which have terrific views from the narrow, New Orleansstyle wrought iron balconies. Insight Guides "The antithesis of Ho Chi Minh City’s slick and modern downtown hotels, the charming, historic Continental has a to-die-for location." Rough Guide "The grandly carpeted staircases, marbled floors and dark-wood doors of this venerable address’s halls and corridors convey a colonial splendour that doesn’t quite extend to its rooms." DK Eyewitness "One of the most atmospheric hotels in Vietnam, the Continental Hotel is a sight in its own right, featuring classic French-colonial architecture, with arched windows and terraces." Frommer's "If you want to stay here, you are most likely paying homage to the historical significance of the hotel." Full review i Request to stay in room no. 210, the corner suite where Greene resided for almost 2 years. Oyster Upper-middle-range "Housed in a gorgeous colonial building, the Continental oozes history and Old-World charm." Full review Afar Magazine "Hotel Continental Saigon is conveniently located in central Ho Chi Minh City, a short walk from the main attractions." Full review Fodor's "The unique outdoor courtyard garden and dining area dates from the late 19th century—a delightful place to relax with a drink beneath frangipani trees." Full review Frommer's "If you're looking for a taste of historic Saigon, this is an ideal spot, as its faded grandeur fits the part perfectly...it's much cheaper than other central hotels" Full review4,184 traveler reviews 4TripadvisorRead 1669 reviews4.3GoogleRead 2099 reviews7.7Booking.comRead 416 reviews Amenities Bar/LoungeHot TubFree InternetRoom ServiceFree BreakfastLaundry ServiceConciergeLaundy RoomRestaurant Show All Amenities $77/night on Booking.com Check in / Check outDates2 guests • 1 roomGuests Guests Rooms Update Best price guaranteed + Free cancellation Book nowView larger map Compare with nearby hotels
132-134 Dong Khoi Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Experts' Choice Award Hotel Continental Saigon Share SaveAdd to list Save 8/1010 expert reviews
Concierge "Famed-but-faded gem... However, there are mitigating factors: a central location... a helpful front desk—and a history that begs for a private-sector makeover." i Request third-floor deluxe rooms overlooking the Municipal Theater, which have terrific views from the narrow, New Orleansstyle wrought iron balconies.
Insight Guides "The antithesis of Ho Chi Minh City’s slick and modern downtown hotels, the charming, historic Continental has a to-die-for location." 
Rough Guide "The grandly carpeted staircases, marbled floors and dark-wood doors of this venerable address’s halls and corridors convey a colonial splendour that doesn’t quite extend to its rooms." 
DK Eyewitness "One of the most atmospheric hotels in Vietnam, the Continental Hotel is a sight in its own right, featuring classic French-colonial architecture, with arched windows and terraces." 
Frommer's "If you want to stay here, you are most likely paying homage to the historical significance of the hotel." Full review i Request to stay in room no. 210, the corner suite where Greene resided for almost 2 years.
Oyster Upper-middle-range "Housed in a gorgeous colonial building, the Continental oozes history and Old-World charm." Full review
Afar Magazine "Hotel Continental Saigon is conveniently located in central Ho Chi Minh City, a short walk from the main attractions." Full review
Fodor's "The unique outdoor courtyard garden and dining area dates from the late 19th century—a delightful place to relax with a drink beneath frangipani trees." Full review
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