| all have free wi-fi, lockers, linens and towels; bathrooms are shared. . on a lively street among bars and casual eateries, this straightforward hostel is a 12-minute walk from the ben thanh market and 3 km from saigon train station. private rooms have their own bathrooms, as well as tvs and minifridges. the functional mixed- and single-sex dorms sleep 8 guests, and feature bunk beds with privacy curtains and reading lights. cooked breakfast is complimentary. there's also a lobby bar and a communal kitchen
Tan Son Nhat International Airport 34 min
Saigon Central Post Office (10 min)
Monumental central post office, completed in 1891, with a vaulted main hall & period finishes. Bitexco Financial Tower (19 min)
Iconic 68-floor skyscraper featuring an observation deck, retail shops, dining & a cineplex. Dam Sen Cultural Park (22 min)
Sprawling family-friendly entertainment complex with rides, a water park, cinema & zoo. War Remnants Museum (9 min)
Memorial museum exhibiting photographs, weapons & other objects from the Vietnam & Indochina wars. Independence Palace (9 min)
Historical building of the Vietnam War era, with tours of government offices, war rooms & artifacts. Vietnam History Museum (12 min)
Vietnamese artifacts & artworks from prehistoric to modern times in a big French colonial building. Hồ Chí Minh City Museum of Fine Arts (12 min)
Classical to contemporary Vietnamese & foreign artworks on display in an elegant colonial building. Saigon Skydeck (18 min)
Glass-enclosed observation deck on the 49th floor of the Bitexco Financial Tower with scenic views. Thien Hau Temple (16 min)
This 18th-century pagoda honoring a sea goddess features colorful, ornate Chinese architecture. Ben Thanh Market (13 min)
Well-known standby for handicrafts, souvenirs, clothing & other goods along with local eats. Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon (9 min)
1880s Catholic cathedral built with French bricks & featuring 58m-tall Romanesque bell towers. People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City (9 min)
French colonial city hall built in the early 1900s, now the headquarters of the People's Committee. Ho Chi Minh City Opera House (9 min)
Ornate 1897 French colonial opera house that is now home to the city's ballet & symphony. Hồ Chí Minh City Museum (18 min)
Elegant palace-turned-museum showcasing historical artifacts such as statues, jewelry & more. Ngoc Hoang Pagoda (16 min)
Colorful, bustling Taoist temple featuring a number of statues & stone carvings. | 
