Rex Hotel Vietnam

... but, hey, they eat chicken feet over here.  Check in at The Rex: Dan and I decide to be fancy and stay at the Rex Hotel for two nights before our excursion to Singapore.  We check in at the Rex and order laundry service.  Just as they're ...

... the bus dropped us off at district one - central Saigon. Immediately, we set out on foot for the Rex Hotel. During the American/Vietnam war, The Rex was the accomodation of choice for U.S. army officers. This colossal white ...

... with two huge straw bags full of the most beautiful lacquer items. Now that we had satisfied our shopping needs, we headed off to the Rex Hotel for lunch on the rooftop. Those of you that are old enough to remember the '60s, may know that the Rex ...

... the exaust was coming from the traffic and I didn't want to look bad so I agreed with her. We pulled up to the 4 star Rex Hotel looking like white trash on vacation. The Rex hotel is really nice and a good price for everything you get and being in the ...

... get a pound out of us - cheeky, we are on a budget!!). That evening we went for a drink on the roof terrace of the Rex Hotel, which is the place that all the U.S. Officers stayed during the Vietnam war, before going for an amazing Vietnamese meal at a ...

... AK47, an M16, and an M60 machine gun. Booyah! At night again, I ditched ol' Pops again to head to "The Rex Hotel" with some friends, where SAS was gathering again on the rooftop restaurant which overlooked the entire city (pictured). Needless to say, ...

... taking it easy. We are packing tonite and then leaving in the morning. We had dinner and drinks at the roof bar at the Rex Hotel where the US Military gave press briefings in the early part of the Vietnam War. The briefings were generally so rosy that ...

... me it was a crap massage and I would realise that when I had the 'proper one'. I have to log off now as I have started to salivate over the keyboard. We stayed at the Rex Hotel a well known Hotel during the Vietnam war along with the ...

... exhibit of the Vietnam War from the local perspective. after a long day wandering around town, we had a few beers on top of the Rex Hotel, my last beers with the Luke, Jimmy and Emmanuel, who i travelled with for over a month now. as there trip is ...

... nbsp; The building itself is not that interesting but as a history nerd it was great to see it.  We also dropped past the Rex Hotel's rooftop bar which was a hang out for GIs during the war (good spot at night) and the Continental Hotel, the setting ...

... that!   We met up a few hours later to go out and wander the streets, sit on the rooftop of the REX Hotel, one of the old hotels during the Vietnam War, and have dinner.  Early mornings are tough on us.  It was a 5am wake up i Hoi An ...

... Donna how I had walked past the posh end of town on my way back from the botanical gardens. She really wanted to see the Rex Hotel (quick a famous one I think) so we walked out there for a coffee. It was indeed very posh but again great coffee.  ...

... the old French architecture and it's right in the middle of the business area of Saigon (across from the Rex Hotel which apparently was popular in Vietnam days.) The staff is uber considerate and there's a pool and 3 restaurants somewhere ( I haven't ...