Line Hotel

Line Hotel is a hotel in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, about 5.4 km from Tan Son Nhat International Airport, with air-conditioned rooms that all have a private bathroom with a shower and a bidet. It stands on a quiet backstreet in the city centre, a short distance from the Bui Vien walking street and the markets of District 1, and it suits travellers who want a central base at moderate rates.

There are four room types, from the 15 m² Standard Double Room to the two 20 m² deluxe rooms. The Superior Double Room, at 17 m², sits between the Standard and the deluxe rooms. The Deluxe Triple Room has a single bed and a large king-size bed for up to three guests, while the Deluxe Twin Room has two single beds for two. Every room comes with free toiletries, a hairdryer, a desk and a clothes rack.

Reception staff speak English and Vietnamese. The hotel is non-smoking throughout, has no parking and offers no internet access, so guests who come by car or need to stay online should plan for both before arriving.

Line Hotel offers four room types, and all of them have air conditioning and a private bathroom. The Standard Double Room, at 15 m², is the entry point, with a large king-size bed. The Superior Double Room adds 2 m² and the same bed. The two Deluxe rooms are the largest at 20 m² each: the Deluxe Triple Room combines a single bed with a large king-size bed for up to three guests, and the Deluxe Twin Room has two single beds for two.

All four rooms share the same core equipment: free toiletries, a shower, a bidet, a hairdryer, towels, slippers, a desk and a clothes rack. The Standard, Superior and Deluxe Triple rooms also have an electric kettle. Choose a double for a couple, the Deluxe Triple for three people, or the Deluxe Twin if you want two separate beds.

The facilities at Line Hotel sit mainly in the rooms. Each one has air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower, a bidet, a toilet, towels, slippers, toilet paper, free toiletries and a hairdryer. A desk and a clothes rack complete the set, and the Standard, Superior and Deluxe Triple rooms add an electric kettle. Because all four types share this equipment, the choice between them comes down to size and beds.

The hotel is non-smoking throughout, and reception staff speak English and Vietnamese. The staff also help with tours, transport and local advice. There is no parking on site and no internet access, so guests who arrive by car need to arrange a space nearby, and anyone who needs to stay connected should bring a mobile data plan.

Line Hotel sits on a quiet backstreet in District 1, the central district of Ho Chi Minh City, a short walk from the busier streets around it. Cafés, bars and restaurants line the nearby lanes: Happy Bar, Rooster Beers and the restaurant Quán Cà Phê Black & White are each 50 m from the hotel. The Bui Vien walking street, the best-known street of the backpacker quarter, is nearby, and Ben Thanh Market, a covered central market, is 1000 m away. Rooms facing the inside of the building are the quieter option, away from the bar music on the street.

Saigon Railway Station is 2.2 km away and Tan Son Nhat International Airport is 5.4 km away, so both can be reached by taxi or ride-hailing car. Ben Thanh Station, on Metro Line 1, is 850 m from the hotel, and the Bến xe Sài Gòn bus station is 200 m away. The hotel has no parking, so guests who arrive by car need to arrange a space nearby.

For museums and parks, the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum is 950 m away and September 23 Park is 450 m. Đình Ông Quan Thánh, a traditional communal temple, is 150 m from the hotel, and Thai Binh Market is 200 m away. The museum, the park and Ben Thanh Market are close enough to cover on foot in one outing. At night, Bui Vien is the main draw, with bars, music and street food along the walking street.