This hotel was a piece of paradise in amongst the hustle and bustle of the traffic! Perfectly located with a gorgeous pool to relax in. Breakfast in the garden area was also a wonderful experience. The rooms were very spacious and beautifully appointed and very comfortable.

My wife and I have recently returned from a week tour of Vietnam and Cambodia with a group of thirty one others. We stayed in ten different hotels over this time, all 4 star, with one 5 star in Vung Tau. Our three nights spent at the Saigon Morin were wonderful. We had a large corner room overlooking the main... More

This hotel was paradise to us - after spending 26 hours on trains (first an overnight train from Sapa to Hanoi, arriving 5:00am, then another local train leaving at 6:00am to Hue - absolutely disgusting, dirty, smoky train - even with our own cabin - not recommended!) we were tired, dirty and very grumpy. All that was forgotten the moment... More

This historic hotel changed hands many times during the war, and was used as a HQ by both sides. Every room was damaged. Well, you would not know it now. This is a wonderfully restored property and even if you don't stay here, you need to go and at least have lunch or dinner in the courtyard, this is not... More

Breakfast in the inner courtyard of the Saigon Morin Hotel, under the canopy of a 100 year old Indian almond tree, is not to be missed. Surrounded by the white hotel walls, the red of the courtyard umbrellas coupled with the feeling of green and shadow makes for a wonderful stop. The breakfast buffet is extensive, the coffee good and... More

The Saigon M orin Hotel was constructed in 1905 during the French occupation of Vietnam and when the Hue Citadel was the headquarters of the French military and government. Clearly with its location so close to the seat of power the hotel was a preferred location for visiting dignitaries and the decor and overall feel of understated opulence and class... More

During our recent holiday in Vietnam we were blessed with some wonderful accommodation but have to say The Morin is the overall winner.The architecture and history is a feature.Location terrific. Staff most helpful and always smiling.Room(301) large and beautifully appointed with river and bridge view.Room service very efficient. Breakfast in the garden setting perfect. Pool refreshing. Check-in and Out simply... More

Hotel Saigon Morin has large comfortable rooms with all the facilities you would expect. The staff were pleasant and helpful in booking a bus to Da Nang (the airport in Hue is still closed). The breakfast had a large selection of meals, with the omelettes and homemade yoghurt being particularly good. Great views over the river and park from the... More

I loved the architecture and the location. The rooms were large and clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. On our first night we were served a wonderful feast of vietnamese cuisine, in the beautifully lit outdoor restaurant, whilst we watched vietnamese dancers and singers. The buffet breakfast had lots of choices. The scrambled eggs were cooked to perfection! The... More