New Pearl Hotel

Flashpacker digs

Photo of New Pearl Hotel, 266 De Tham, District 1. , Ho Chi Minh City

What we say: 3.5 stars

Opened in mid 2012, the midrange New Pearl offers a central location near the famous Sinh Tourist on De Tham, right in Pham Ngu Lao, but bucks the area's backpacker trend.

Rooms come in three forms -- standard, superior, suite -- and air-con, hot water showers, flat screen TVs and WiFi come in all of them. Standards are small with only one tiny window facing the building immediately next door. The superior offers more space and a larger, front-facing window, but the suite is worth the extra dong thanks to significantly more space and large wrap-around windows that allow in plenty of light and a decent view from the sixth floor.

Unlike much of the area's accommodation, New Pearl has a lift in case you want to pass on hiking up and down six flights of stairs. The lobby is tiny and there's virtually no common areas, so backpackers seeking to mix it up with other travellers should look elsewhere, but for flashpackers who want comfort and privacy and don't mind shelling out some extra cash for it, New Pearl looks to be a solid choice. If it's full, the nearby An An Hotel offers similar amenities.

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In depth review

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Contact details:

266 De Tham, District 1.  T: (08) 3920 9605 
Email them at: newpearlhotel@gmail.com


What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Standard - Double 750,000 Dong 750,000 Dong
Suite 1,100,000 Dong 1,100,000 Dong

Added to Travelfish on: 17th February, 2013
Last visited or updated on: 21st May, 2013

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