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Orient Hotel

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This large hotel, situated at the northern end of De Tham Street, has very Chinese-style furnished rooms with ornate heavy wooden doors and fittings throughout. Very popular with tour groups and local tourists, the rooms are comfortable and well-maintained, but the newer mini-hotels tend to have a higher standard room for the same money. The lower floor rooms have annoying little cube windows, so try for a room on a higher floor. Rooms come with the standard mid-range fare -- TV, fridge and air-con. All rates include breakfast at the ground floor restaurant.

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274-276 De Tham St, District 1, Saigon. T: (08) 920 3993 F: (08) 836 9886
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What we were quoted*

Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Standard - Double	20 USD	20 USD
Superior - Double	25 USD	25 USD
Deluxe- Double	30 USD	30 USD

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Added to Travelfish on: 14th October, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 10th August, 2008

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Nice staff - 26th March, 2009
We stayed here for our last 4 nights in Saigon. Paid 20 usd for a double room without a window. Breakfast and free wifi is included. The room is cleaned and the towels are changed every day. The staff is great and helpfull. The only thing is the pillows .. rock hard!

Orient Hotel reviewed by trineeugenia on 26th March, 2009, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2008
Total reviews submitted: 12.
trineeugenia also reviewed: Boupha Guesthouse, Coco Garden Bungalows, Euro Bakery and Cafe Guest House, Hiep Hoa, Hoa Hong (Rose) Hotel, Hong Di Bungalows, Lee Garden, Mandalay Inn, Mixay Guesthouse, Sabaydee Guesthouse, Shambara Boutique Hostel.

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