Que Huong Liberty 3 Hotel

... o Liberty 3. Chegamos cansados, com Jet Lag e para piorar, tinhamos um quarto, já alugado a partir de Lisboa, no Hotel Liberty 3, que sendo bom em termos de localização e limpeza, é no entanto impossivel conseguir dormir. Toda a noite muito barulho. ...

... and stool for my niece. We visited another guesthouse called Bi Saigon and Bee Saigon which is located at the backlane next to Liberty 3 hotel, quite a difficult location to expect walk-in guest, we wouldn't have found it if I haven't heard of it from ...

... …et j’en passe. Il est même possible de se faire confectionner des vêtements sur mesure en une journée! Heureusement que nous n’avons pas beaucoup de place dans nos bagages, parce que je ne pourrais certainement pas résister! Plus ...

Saigon/Ho Chi Minh City-busy, noisy, vibrant, cosmopolitan. We're sitting on the 9th floor of our hotel, Liberty 4, listening to the constant horns, the music blaring from clubs, fluorescent lights of the buildings. And this is a quiet spot! Life does ...

... friendly people, the vietnamese. The minivan was here to pick us up when we touched down and we checked into Liberty 3 hotel. The hotel was actuallt quite nice, so different from what Gordon has been warning me about. It's airconditioned, with ...

... in Ho Chi Minh was very humid and rained quite heavy later in the day I arrived. Stayed in the flash Govt hotel chain called liberty 1(the least expensive of the 4) reasonably service and were quite good at holding my large bag securely while I ventured ...

... 4am when our train arrived in Saigon. Took a cab to get to the central district and from there we'll search for a hotel. Surprisingly, a number of people was already awake. Doing their morning exercise some of them wave at us smiling looking at two idiots ...

... nbsp;   We'd decided that after a few weeks of being constantly on the move that we wanted to splurge and opted for a hotel which was just a little over our budget. Best thing we ever did!! I ordered an indian take-away and a beer and sat ...

... and served with ice and Chinese tea, seems as though they never drink it hot. We headed into the city and easily found a decent hotel in the backpacker area, it was $15 but we got breakfast, hot shower, tv, ac and wifi. Saigon was once the capital of ...

... i en taxa og første indtryk var meget roligt ingen bemærkede synderligt de 4 med alle taskerne. Efter en slapper på det udemærkede hotel gik vi ud for at finde aftensmad. Der var gang i byen masser af glade folk og Tet-pynt en del flottere og mere ...

... the funnest rollercoasters I've ever been on! We landed in Ho Chi Minh later that afternoon and made our way into town to our hotel, and after 3 room changes, they were good enough to upgrade us to a really nice room. We did a little exploring that night, ...

... felt good to know we had all survived day 1 of the cycling part of the trip. That night we went to the Majestic Hotel which has a roof garden overlooking the mighty Saigon River, for a couple of cocktails before heading out to dinner at Vietnam house. ...

We decided to push the boat out little and get a nice hotel, one with gym, sauna, room service, all the mod-cons!! And for all that we only went over-budget by £2!! We each have a £15 a night budget, so £45 should be our max! Picking up the phone and ...

Day 1 – 26/6/10 - Saturday Arrive in Saigon. The guide will meet the main group and take us to the hotel. We have an evening briefing then dinner. The thought of sleep will be only that as everything goes through your mind, am I fit enough, how ...

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