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"Lotte Hotel Saigon is a stunning five-star hotel that exceeded all expectations. The Presidential Suite and executive lounge were fantastic, but what truly stood out was the warm, attentive service from every member of staff. Special thanks to Emily, Veronica, Tanya, Nancy, and Mia in the lounge – and especially to Emily for her excellent advice and genuine care. From the reception to the restaurant, the service was flawless and even surpassed what we’ve experienced in Dubai. A truly unforgettable stay – and during our long journey in Vietnam, we will most certainly return."

"Hyvä palvelu 24 h"

"Phòng rộng rãi, sạch sẽ, đồ ăn sáng cũng khá đa dạng và ngon. Nhân viên tận tình vui vẻ. "

"I had good time and everything worked well. There are good views from roof restaurant. This hotel is on historical Dong Khoi street so it was safe location. Walking distance to sights and Japan town. Only thing there could be better electrical outlets in room."

"Kaikki oli erittäin hyvä. Huone siisti, mutta kalustus epäkäytännöllinen. Ei ollut kunnolla paikka matkalaukuille ja hyllyjä vaatteille. Kalusteet vei kauheasti tilaa, mutta ei ollut niissä kunnolla laatikoita tai hyllyjä. Kokolattiamatto pilasi kokonaisuuden. Hanat hienon näköiset, mutta epäkäytännälliset. Kylpyhuoneen valo paistoi verhojen alareunasta ärsyttävästi suoraan sänkyyn. Hotellin käytävällä haisi home, onneksi huoneessa ei haissut. Club lounge palvelut erinomaiset, erityisesti ruokapuoli - suureet kiitokset kokkille ja kaikille keittiöm työntekijöille. Emme saanet oikein ohjeistusta uloskirjautumisen toiminnasta matkalaukkujen kanssa, joten siihen ei saatu ollenkaan apua. "

"It felt that the hotel staff were only just trying to learn how to offer quality service to international customers in every aspect. It did not feel like a four star hotel, maybe 3. For example, the doormen (exept for one young gentleman, the polite and friendly guy with the good english and the eyeglasses) were tired, lazy and bored-looking. It almost seemed that opening the door to hotel customers was too much trouble for them. The staff at the breakfast were very uncertain and slow, and the quality of the service varied (for example, some mornings we were first escorted to the table and immediately asked if we would like to have some coffee, and some mornings these things did not happen at all). It did not feel like customers were appreciated. Breakfast was ok, but nothing special. The whiskey-sour drinks at the hotel bar were not good at all and they cost almost the same as in Europe. On the positive side, the hotel was near good shopping areas and restaurants. We also enjoyed our room. All in all, we had a great time in Vietnam."