Aviva Saigon Pearl

The hotel seems good from the picture, it is clean enough but nothing special. The water pressure is very weak and slow, and the design of the room is weird. There is a big mirror in front of the bed, very scary. The room is actually small. The location is not good, because there are a lot of construction on the street, and there is not easy to find it. i will never recommend this place or go back to this place. The owner is also not friendly. The evaluation on Agoda is too much higher than it is worth. Don't stay here!

I rented a temporary residence through my company. It is located in a corner of a commercial facility. Good points: The floors are designated with a card key, so no outsiders can enter. We have all the furniture and appliances you need, including dishes, irons, and hair dryers. This is a former hotel that has been turned into a serviced apartment. All daily necessities are available within walking distance, and a bank is also located in the same building. Vinhome is very close. Bad points: It's undeniably old. When I moved in, the window lock was broken and there was no hot water in the shower. Repairs available immediately. The fire alarm malfunctioned, the circuit breaker tripped, and the power went out, leaving you trapped in the elevator. I wasn't too worried because there were no floors and there were people coming and going. Depending on the location you rented, it faced the main street and was noisy and had poor sunlight. This is my impression after moving to two locations in the same building. Sometimes the maid is very warm. Forgetting to close the room door, forgetting the cleaning date. The water supply malfunctioned before I went to work, so I couldn't flush the toilet in the morning without any water, which was a terrible experience. Repairs were made immediately. I gradually came to understand that it was Vietnam, so I got used to it. The security guards and the people around them are not bad. Those who are just looking for perfection, If you want the atmosphere of a condominium more than the convenience even if you pay a lot of money, it's probably best to stay away. I wanted to ensure safety and keep the internet and management costs within the company's expense burden. I was happy with this in the end. I didn't want to waste money on living expenses. There are several restaurants within a few minutes walk, such as Pizza 4ps, catering to Japanese and other foreigners, and there is also a supermarket at Saigon Pearl across the street. I don't have any problems at all, like walking on foot and sometimes going by car.