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Happy Inn Ho Chi Minh City

40/13 Buivien Street, District 1 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

TravelPod Member ReviewsHappy Inn Ho Chi Minh City

“Clean, very nice staff”

faulds 4 contributions
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Jun 3, 2011

We loved this spot. Clean, pretty quiet by the standards of the street and the lady running the place was exceptionally kind.

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“This was a great place to stay. ”

pgcrough 6 contributions
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Feb 14, 2011

We loved our stay at the Happy Inn. Everything was exactly as described on the website - no surprises. Mrs. Thi shook her head at our itinerary and told us to contact her next time and she would save us much time and money. The location is great - very central. There must be a thousand restaurants within a few square blocks. The few that we were able to try were really good. We would most definitely stay there again. We got the VIP room with a terrace which was great but I'm sure any of the rooms would have been fine.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this InnHappy Inn Ho Chi Minh City

Lazy

A travel blog entry by akkrieg

We slept in, walked around the city. Found the markets and I bought some **** for our beautiful relatives back home. We bought a very pretty chess board made from bone and buffalo horn. We went and sat in the park and played chess, a lady came along and gave me a manicure for $2 and painted my nails bright green at my request. We went to a very …

Cu Chi Tunnels Tour

A travel blog entry by akkrieg

We had some wheat bix for breakfast in our room (Leigh found some in a grocery store a while back) then went around the corner to our tour place to catch the bus.
The bus was full of asians but to our suprise they all turned out to Australian. Ha ha! Our guide had a microphone and chatted away about the city and politics as we went. Very …

Saigon

A travel blog entry by faulds

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They’ve really streamlined the process of getting from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) since I was there seven years ago. Back then it meant catching a bus in Cambodia to the border, crossing on foot while waiting in line for an hour in the blazing sun, and then getting bullied into a minibus on the Vietnam side for a harrowing, full …

The roads really aren't that bad in Ho Chi Minh!

A travel blog entry by hobnob

15

Ros:

With some trepidation we arrived in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). We'd been told many things about this place by friends and colleagues who'd been here, mostly revolving around the insane roads. Apparently the place is overrun with traffic that weaves in and out across the large roads, often using pavements as short cuts and ignoring any …

07/05/07

A travel blog entry by mike_h

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Sorry sorry sorry, Been really slack with updating the site, got blog fatigue !! But now i've got a lot to type !! Ok our last episode were were in Siem Reap, at the Happy guest house, probably our best stop to date, we met some cool people, and have seen some crazy stuff ! The Ancient City of Angkor was incredible ! But i'll let the pictures to do …

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