SAIGON Hideout - Landcaster Building, Saigon Central & Japanese DownTown

SAIGON Hideout - Landcaster Building, Saigon Central & Japanese DownTown is an apartment in District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City, 250 m from Lam Son Park. The building offers self-catering units in three sizes, from a 50 m² one-bedroom to an 85 m² three-bedroom, so you can choose the space that fits your group. Every unit has a kitchen with a kitchenette, a washing machine, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV.

Families and small groups who want to cook their own meals will find the setting practical, with Japanese Corners 50 m away and the Saigon Opera House 450 m away. The property has a terrace, air conditioning in the units and free WiFi in all areas, and it is non-smoking throughout. Reception services are provided in Vietnamese.

Compared with a hotel room, the apartments give more space, with separate bedrooms, a kitchen and a washing machine. Groups of up to six can stay in the Three-Bedroom Apartment, and paid private parking is available on site with a reservation.

The rooms at SAIGON Hideout - Landcaster Building, Saigon Central & Japanese DownTown are three apartment layouts that share the same core equipment: air conditioning, a kitchen, a washing machine, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The One-Bedroom Apartment at 50 m² is the most compact, the Two-Bedroom Apartment at 65 m² sits in the middle, and the Three-Bedroom Apartment at 85 m² is the largest, with room for up to six guests.

The beds set them apart. The One-Bedroom Apartment has one large king-size bed for two guests. The Two-Bedroom Apartment has a double bed in one bedroom and a king-size bed in the other, with two bathrooms, while the Three-Bedroom Apartment has three king-size beds, each in its own bedroom with a bathroom. Families who need more than one bathroom will find the two larger layouts the most practical.

Most facilities sit inside the apartments themselves. The property has a terrace, air conditioning in the units and a non-smoking policy throughout, and WiFi is free of charge in all areas. The apartments also offer internet services, a flat-screen TV and a TV.

For cooking and laundry, each apartment has a kitchen, a kitchenette, a washing machine, a drying rack for clothing and a clothes rack. Private parking is possible on site, but it costs VND 400,000 per day and needs a reservation. Reception services are provided in Vietnamese.

Views from the units are among the room facilities, and a private bathroom, air conditioning and a full kitchen give each apartment a self-contained feel for everyday life.

The apartments are on Lê Thánh Tôn street in District 1, the central district of Ho Chi Minh City, where cafés, bars and restaurants stand within 50 m. Japanese Corners, a Japanese-style area of shops and eateries, is the closest sight at 50 m, and Lam Son Park, a small green space, is 250 m away. The Saigon Opera House is 450 m from the property and the Saigon Central Post Office 500 m, so the colonial-era landmarks of the centre sit within a short walk.

Getting around from here is practical. Tan Son Nhat International Airport is 5.3 km away, a short taxi ride through the city, and Saigon Railway Station is 3 km. Crescent Lake is 6.2 km away. Two river ferry terminals, Bến Ba Son and Bến Bạch Đằng, are 550 m and 650 m away, and Ba Son Station is 400 m from the property.

For museums and history, the Ho Chi Minh City Museum is 750 m away, the Vietnam History Museum 800 m and the War Remnants Museum 1.4 km, the longest walk of the three, which covers the Vietnam War. Tao Dan Park, a leafy park, is 1.5 km away, and Nha Rong Wharf on the river is 1.4 km. Ben Thanh Market and the Nguyen Hue walking street are also in District 1.