Mifuki Boutique Hotel
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Our last day together in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
It was a long journey here from Chau Doc, we were collected by our private bus at 7am to ensure that when we get to the ferry to cross the river there wouldn't be a huge queue and this worked as we were first on - hooray!! It is a funny sight to see all the mopeds/motorbikes queueing up to get on the boat and be at the front of the ferry. The …
Good Morning Vietnam
... as there was so much to choose from; beef, pork, noodles, burgers, sausages, bacon, prawns.......... I could go on forever! We were in Vietnam so opted for some local fare. We had fresh spring rolls wrapped in rice paper to start, Owen had stir fry seafood and I had stir fry beef. Very nice they were and a fantastic change from curry.
We were planning on going to the water puppet show in the evening but after a couple of beers we both were so tired that ...
Stormy Saigon
... s more like it!! We had a private check-in area on the 23rd floor and exclusive access to the executive lounge where all sorts of complimentary loveliness could be had. Tea and cakes etc from 2pm till 5pm then booze and snacks till 8pm. I love free stuff..... The view from our room is incredible apart from when it is raining heavily when you can't see a thing! We ventured out when the rain stopped and walked down to ...
Saigon, Vietnam - Motorbikes, Pho and Conical Hats
... customers of street food.
Sounds: Hellooo.....Same Same....You want to come to my shop?
Smell: The smell of coconut during our visit to the coconut candy workshop. The morning smell in Saigon..where all food stalls open up for breakfast selling pho, rice, noodles, everything. Better get there fast, as by noon they sell out and close.
3) What We Saw and What We Did
Cho Ben Thanh
The famous market in Saigon where you can find ...
Cruisy day in the city
... cathedral with much detailed carvings, and the service was a good experience. I usually go to the mandir on a Sunday, but to me as long as I'm in a place of worship where you can channel your thoughts away from the material world, I find it very therapeutic. Plus I made a friend with a Vietnamese Caribbean dude which was interesting! After the service we hung around to walk around the various sculptures and prayer areas and then head over the road to the central post office ...
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Amenities
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Pets allowed
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TravelPod Member ReviewsMifuki Boutique Hotel Ho Chi Minh City
“Great hotel to end holiday with”
Reviewed Apr 7, 2012
What a gorgeous hotel, room is fantastic with free wifi and the bathroom is fabulous - great shower. Location is perfect right next to the AB Tower and a 10 min walk to all the bars & restaurants
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