Saigon Morin

... and the original Nine Dynastic Urns to name a few. I arrived in Hue early in the morning. Check in the Hotel. The Saigon Morin is a french architecture hotel built in thee 1900. Very nice place. After lunch I visited the Citadel. It is modeled after the ...

... our hotel is amazing - right on the Perfume River.  It looks like we are in the Presidential Suite.  It is called the Saigon Morin hotel (though it is not in Saigon).  We are supposed to see some temples and garden homes and go on a river ...

... when you visit these places and see what has been done for what seems like no reason today.  We stayed at the beautiful Saigon Morin hotel just across the river from the Citadel.  The hotel was really lovely and very large. We felt like the ...

... along the Perfume river visiting a couple of other beautiful temple/palaces and visited the busy market area.  We stayed at the Saigon Morin Hotel along the river.  It is an old French colonial hotel with spacious rooms and a wonderful old world ...

... stroll around for an hour or so, and then headed back into Hue for a late lunch. We lunched at a colonial hotel called the Saigon Morin. After another bad meal, we concluded the food in Hue left much to be desired. (Most of our meals in Vietnam as a ...

... & pedicure. Very relaxing way to spend a couple of hours. Last night we had drinks at the oldest hotel in Hue "Saigon Morin" in there lovely raffles style courtyard garden ( the drinks where Raffles prices too)and then dinned in a local French style ...

... Mr. Do's gang. When the sun rose morning next, the Vs, packed their bags, brunched at an all you can eat buffet at the Saigon Morin Hotel, and then boarded the bus to Hoi An. Wallet wound for the lunch 59,000 dong or $4 each. BYOD, i.e., bring your ...

... , enjoying spectacular views of sky and sea. Arrival on Hue, the royal city of Vietnam's last ruling dynasty and transfer to the Saigon Morin Hotel or similar, then visit Tu Duc tomb, Lunch at Club Garden restaurant. Boat trip on the Perfume River to ...

... car behind the pagoda mark the story of monk Thich Quang Duc, who resided at the shrine, drove the car from the temple to Saigon in 1963 and set himself on fire in protest of the government. We return to the hotel and can view the lighted bridge ...

... at home. We are leaving today for Danang and Hoi An.  We stay ther for 3 nights before moving down to Ho Chih Minh (Saigon) City. The drive from here is about 3 hours, and it supposed to be spectacular. So far we have seen a great mix of rural ...

... are overcharged in Viet-nam. Therefore always bargain for everything, it will make your stay in Vietnam a lot cheaper. Saigon Immigration at the airport is very efficient, provided you have brought an extra visa-form and passport-size picture. ...

... to Hoi An...about a 30 minute drive. Unbelievable. Danang is wonderful. Definitely our favorite city in Vietnam...well, that and Saigon. We spent our days walking the streets, eating at local restaurants...we had no idea what we ordered at one ...

Our tour bus departs Hoi An for the most scenic drive in Vietnam, the curvy Hai Van Pass that connects Danang and Hue. Just outside of Danang, we make a quick side trip and travel down a country road lined with itty-bitty houses that proudly showcase ...

The next stop was Hue. Leaving Danang, we had to drive over the mountains that made China Beach's oceanview so spectacular. The mountains were a scenic treat in and of themselves especially at the top where you got a bird's eye view of China Beach and ...

We had flown into Hue the previous night arriving late so didn't get our bearings until the following morning. Weather much warmer here than the North with sunny skies.    A dragon boat up the Perfume River was a lovely way to start the day. ...

Hi all, Today we got on a plane from Hanoi to Hue.  On arrival in Hue we went for a walk around the city. . After being misdirected by the local Cyclo drivers in the hope that we would procure a ride from them, we finally found our way to the city's ...

Today we started at the Museum of Ethnology which is a museum that commemorates and educates around the 54 different minority ethnic tribes living in Vietnam.  There is a traditional museum component with dress, tools, photos ect, but the ...

We get an early start to try and beat the heat. Our first stop is the Citadel. After a short bus ride, we offload for a walk across a narrow bridge through the gateway to get there- and let me tell you, walking across a street is no casual stroll- we ...