Rex Hotel

From $ 139 per night

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141 Nguyen Hue Street, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 70000+84-8-8293115
Description: Dong Khoi is the central hub of Ho Chi Minh home to boutiques, the Notre Dame Cathedral, at famous Rex Hotel. Built in the 50's by the French it became the home base for the US military during the war and many journalist...Read More
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Rex Hotel
Rex Hotel

by onesundaymorning

Los Angeles, California

September 28, 2008

Best of IgoUgo Dong Khoi is the central hub of Ho Chi Minh home to boutiques, the Notre Dame Cathedral, at famous Rex Hotel. Built in the 50's by the French it became the home base for the US military during the war and many journalists. Walking into the Rex is ...Read more
Rex Hotel
Rex Hotel

by Eric from Aiea

Norfolk, Virginia

September 10, 2006

At close to $70 a night for an online reservation, the Hotel Rex is on the high end. It would have been a lower rate had I stopped by the travel agents of vietnamtourist.com. I had seen a lot of reviews in regards to all the construction around the ...Read more

From journal Saigon in August

Rex Hotel

by jl32

Chicago, Illinois

September 16, 2005

The Rex gets a lot of attention because it's one of a few Vietnamese-owned four-star hotels. HCMC has plenty of four- and even five-star hotels, but most, like the Sheraton and the new Park Hyatt, are owned by big Western companies. It's a Saigon ...Read more
Rex Hotel
Rex Hotel

by Ian75

Santa Rita, Guam

June 19, 2005

Best of IgoUgo The Rex was a decent place to stay, and the room rates are reasonable by Western standards (US$54/night, booked through an agent). Mention to any Vietnamese that you are staying there, however, and you will invariably get a rolling of the eyes and a ...Read more

Rex Hotel

by Desiree Koh

Chicago, Illinois

June 13, 2002

The classic ambience of the Rex Hotel invokes a time of American GIs in short-sleeved cotton shirts and slacks on R&R stints, standing cockily under slowly swirling ceiling fans, a beer in hand and a cigarette sticking slantily out of the corner of ...Read more