My Villa Hotel - Airport Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

The hotel's rooms may not look as clean and updated as they do in the photos, but they are surprisingly big and comfortable with a decent working WiFi and AC system. However, getting around can be a challenge due to heavy traffic. The service exceeded expectations, going the extra mile to ensure a smooth journey to the airport, even offering a complimentary motorbike ride. The location is very convenient, within walking distance to the airport, though it's on a busy main street. The dining experience was great for early risers but lacked variety in cooked meals. The facilities are good, making for a pleasant overnight stay with helpful staff and a nearby park for a leisurely walk.

The hotel's location is great for quick access to the airport; however, the noise from the street can be bothersome. The staff are very polite and helpful, making the stay pleasant. The dining options, although fresh, are limited. The hotel is convenient for those needing to wake up early.

I was pleasantly surprised by the convenient location of the hotel, which was within walking distance from the airport and various agencies. The service was exceptional, with the staff going above and beyond to ensure I made it to the airport on time. However, the dining experience could have been better, as the breakfast options were quite basic. The facilities were well-maintained, and the rooms were clean and spacious, making for a comfortable stay.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. While the room I booked was quite dirty with lots of dust in drawers and trash under the bed from the previous guest, the overall cleanliness and comfort were excellent, and the staff was incredibly friendly. The pricing was reasonable for the value offered.

The hotel was a mixed bag with hidden mosquitoes in the rooms that kept me company at night, but the morning breakfast and provided toiletries were handy. Despite the room being a bit small for my liking, it was manageable for a short stay. The location suffered from heavy traffic making it hard to navigate on foot.