Looking for a breezy base in Ho Chi Minh City? Nhat Ha Maison Hotel formerly Nhat Ha 1 Hotel is a 3-star retreat in District 1, about 5,7 mi from the city center. It’s a simple, traveler-friendly spot where breakfast is on offer to start mornings right and plans can be hatched for exploring Ben Thanh and beyond.

Address: 252b-C Le Thanh Ton Str, Ben Thanh Ward, Dist. 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. With 537 reviews, this hotel has a chorus of traveler voices contributing insights for future guests. Rates start from $47 per night.

From a restaurant and free Wifi to practical details like air conditioning, a 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, elevator, bathtub, and free toiletries, Nhat Ha Maison Hotel formerly Nhat Ha 1 Hotel covers bases for comfort. Meeting/Banquet facilities are available for an extra charge.

On-site dining centers around On the 12th, a restaurant described as family-friendly and modern, serving Vietnamese and Asian fare. For events, meeting or banquet facilities are available for an extra charge. Payment is accepted via Mastercard, Visa, American Express, and JCB, with cash not being accepted.

A broad mix of non-smoking room options awaits, from straightforward Run Of House or Room Selected At Check In to more equipped choices like Deluxe with City View and Deluxe Queen variants. For families or groups, the Twin Room can accommodate up to 4 adults and 3 children, while the Premium Queen rooms are configured to host up to 4 adults and 3 children. Bed arrangements include Queen-size beds in several Deluxe and Premium options and Twin beds in executive-style rooms.

Practical comforts help make the stay effortless, including air conditioning, free Wifi, a 24-hour front desk, elevator, bathtub, and complimentary toiletries. A variety of layouts and features across room types exist to suit different travel styles, all within a non-smoking environment. This combination—on-site dining, business-friendly spaces, and a wide range of well-equipped rooms—offers a lively, traveler-friendly base for exploring Ho Chi Minh City.