Mai House Saigon Hotel
A pool bar and spa a walk from Reunification Palace
About this hotel
The pool bar sets the tone for the afternoon here, drinks handed across the water while the sun terrace fills up around it; come evening, the spa and sauna take over for guests who would rather wind down than keep drinking. Families get their own rooms and a restaurant that covers Mediterranean, Vietnamese, Asian and international menus, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, so a mixed group rarely argues over dinner. The location does a lot of the work too: the War Remnants Museum is a six-minute walk, Reunification Palace under a kilometre, and Ben Thanh Street Food Market 1.5 km for an evening wander. Tan Son Nhat Airport is 6 km away, and wellness packages are worth asking about at check-in if the sauna alone will not cut it.
- Pool bar
- Spa and sauna
- Family rooms
- Near Reunification Palace
Our take
This suits couples who want a swim-up pool bar and a proper spa day within the same address, and families who need their own rooms without giving up on the wellness side. The wide dining options make it easy for mixed groups with different diets. Anyone chasing a rooftop-only view pool or a party crowd around the water should look elsewhere, since the mood here leans toward wellness rather than a loud pool scene.
- ✓Order a drink at the pool bar in the late afternoon, before the sun terrace fills up with the evening crowd.
- ✓Walk to the War Remnants Museum in the morning, then loop back for the spa before the heat peaks.
- ✓Ask about the wellness packages at check-in if you plan to use the sauna more than once during your stay.
Why we love it
- A swim-up pool bar for afternoon drinks
- Spa facilities and a sauna on site
- Family rooms alongside wellness packages
- Six-minute walk to the War Remnants Museum
Why guests love itMai House pairs a pool bar with a proper spa and sauna, six minutes on foot from the War Remnants Museum and under a kilometre from Reunification Palace, close enough to fold both sites into a single afternoon out. Family rooms and wellness packages sit side by side, so it works equally for parents wanting a poolside drink after sightseeing and travelers here purely for the spa circuit. A Mediterranean, Vietnamese and international menu adds range most single-cuisine hotel restaurants do not offer, and 1,540 reviews back the 9.4 rating.