Name: Aluna Hotel
Address: Nguyen An Ninh Street, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, 48-50, Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City, 700000, Vietnam
Rating: 6

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Blessing Saigon is one of old hotel in Hochiminh city. Served many customers, especially for Muslim. It has good location in Nguyen An Ninh street, easy for shopping, 1 minute to Ben Thanh market and Halal restaurant

Good location

Final night after a tour of Cambodia. Good location near the City center. 20 min taxi drive to the Saigon River and hydrofoil ride to Vung Tau and the resort beaches.
Very clean with a $3:00 paid breakfast which was not too wonderful. Friendly staff

One ngith stand

The hotel is strategically located in the "Hj Basiroh" lane, which is famous among the Muslims. Most Msians like to stay at this lane as there are ample Halal food and shops selling Muslim-attire.
As for the hotel, it's an average hotel but worth the money.
The hotel staff are mostly friendly, especially the Bellboy named Leo who would come to your help when you have much to carry after a day's shopping. :)
The rooms are fairly sized, not too big or small. Not much choice for breakfast but edible.

Location very strategic

The best thing about this locale is location.  Close to everything.  Don't let the lack of smiling faces get you down.  Good news is that it's clean, decent breakfast and a good place to catch up on sleep if you just arrived.

Great Location, modest accomodations

This hotel suitable for those who plan to shop till drop at Ben Than market. Very near and only take you 3 mins walking diatance from the hotel to the market. So you can buy and send your items back and start your shopping again. Along this streets halal food/restarurant available for muslim. The famous vietnam coffee riders are available too. Along this street, lots of shops selling famous brand Malaysian hijab, shawl, tudung, telekung. For Muslim be careful, not to eat non-halal meat during breakfast time. 

Near Ben Than Market

Apparently I was upgraded because of room availability... I wonder what room I was going to be in, because the 'upgrade' was not impressive.

Had the room on 12th floor. Lift up to 11, then stairs onwards. I had the lift motor room next door, so I had the lift motor and contractors banging in and out all night. 

As others have said, the shower is not hot - just about warm enough to stand under for a minute or so. Bed was comfortable and the room itself was clean.

If I paid the '$88'/night it was meant to be, I would have walked out. For $20 it was acceptable.


Not bad if paid on offer.

Being part of a group tour, I did not personally book this hotel. If I had, I would have been disappointed. Rooms can be quiet large, but are in need of updating e.g new bathroom and bedroom furniture. Reception staff are grumpy and reluctant to help. Breakfast was the worst I had in 2 weeks in Vietnam.
The hotel seems to mainly cater for Malaysian families visiting the city for shopping. The location near the covered market is good if you want to do some shopping.
Unless you are on a very tight budget, I suggest you pay a little more and stay elsewhere.

Not many positives

This hotel is well located but doesn’t pass the standards. 
Staff do not like to assist you, make no effort and argue with each other 
The bathrooms are beyond basic. 
Only the front rooms have windows so most clients are in a concrete box. 

Not worth it

Stayed in two rooms in this hotel, plus used one more as a day room with a group. In all 3 the bathrooms were very badly arranged. To take a shower you have to stand in a corner bath, in it's corner, and the bath likes to wobble when you get to that corner, I nearly fell a few times. To add to the pleasure, the shower head is not adjustable, so it practically pours water on the adjacent wall, there is a 5cm gap between the wall and bath so most of your shower water ends up on the bathroom floor - which in turn is badly levelled and so the water stays there for the duration of your stay... 
I have told staff that the bath tips sideways and nearly made me fall, but they said it's ok, it really isnt that difficult to level bath feet, they aren't bothered though. We had a VIP room, which looked nothing like on the pretty photos, it was infested with ants and oposite lift - the lift makes a lot of chiming noises each time it stopps, drove me crazy at night. Having very little sleep after a very long day, I've put the "do not disturb" sign on the door and gone back to sleep to be woken up by a phone call in the morning - it was reception asking why don't I want to be disturbed. Washing service at 30 000d per item is by far the most expensive I've encountered in Vietnam, with the room at 1 600 000 per night I would expect at least a complimentary coffee, but none to be found. Kettle didn't fit on its' pod, so I was concerned about being electrocuted, and not only no iron in the rooms - but also info stating that you are not allowed to iron or wash your clothes in the room. God forbid you get some water on your bathroom floor eh? When we were changing our room, we had to pack up, and bring all our luggage downstairs to check out and have room checked, before we got the new room - a lot of faffing for the sake of faffing. New room was away from the lift - which was good, but had no window, it was however next to a staircase housing a friendly rat... Can't say anything great about the location too, just very uneventfull. I am certain you can find a much better hotel for this price.

Ant infested

The room rate i got fr agoda.com was surprisingly cheap, not to mention the only good thing about this hotel is they are near to ben tanh market and thats it. Receptionists and bellboys are all unhelpful and grumpy, unwillingness to help. The room we got has a leak and we asked for the room to be cleaned cause water leak was all over the bathroom but to no avail. Worst experience.

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