Elios Hotel

Indrajit Chowdhury

I stayed at this place. The hotel is located at mere 650m from Ben thanh market and other main tourist attraction. It has a very good breakfast however you will be sorely disappointed with the staff behaviour. The usual checkout time is 12:00 PM, and they are very strict about it. My parents are old and I requested a late check-out for one room ( I had two rooms) and they denied. Even a mere two hour late check-out was rejected and required an additional payment of 300.000 dongs. Unbelievable to me. In all the hotels, you will greeted with a nice room or a beverage, over here I was greeted with below card, which included incidental charges. Horrible. As the fate had it, I broke a drinking glass, as I slipped on slippery bathroom floor, (the water spills over, yeah). I requested a waiver, which was rejected stating that if I don't pay, the cleaning maid would be made to pay. What kind of sick people are they? I promptly paid the incidental charge. In other hotels, where I stayed, such small accidental breakage, were always overlooked. Anyways, book at your peril, the rooms are full of termites, so be careful. Rooms are really very small, and any requests would rejected. I will never recommended this place.

Michael Dinh

Decent hotel. Rooms weren't that fancy but we're bad either. The beds were a bit squeaky. The room sizes also varied for the same booking. Service wasn't bad but could be better. Location was great and we could walk to most places we wanted to go to. The breakfast buffet was good and had a bit of variety that changed a bit each day. The food kept us full without feeling sick. The view was great from the top floor balcony while having the breakfast buffet. The lobby has a weird smell and one of the rooms we stayed in as well.

mark oakley

Great hotel. Well located in district 1. Rooftop restaurant with great views. Good selection at breakfast Room is spacious and large bathroom. Very good value for money. 3 blocks from Ben tan market 1 block from walking street. Late check-out available.

Ravi Desai

Elios Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City is well-situated, right across from a small park and close to the lively Walking Street. Shopping markets, as well as Gujarati and Indian restaurants, are conveniently nearby. The breakfast offers a good variety with plenty of Asian options, though vegetarian choices are limited. The staff are friendly and polite, making for a pleasant stay overall.

Amara Vo

Service: The security/door men provided great service! They went above and beyond. Front desk can be a bit unaccommodating and ~scammy~ though. They charged us 500k to upgrade our two rooms to a window and be side-by-side. There's luggage storage with a receipt, and they may store it in a separate area downstairs too. Good lobby area for waiting/chilling. Room: We had room 301 and it was clean for the most part. No ants in sight even though we had some food laying out. Hot water takes a bit to heat up, but it gets really hot once it gets going. It's very quiet, the only noises are from other rooms (like running water or AC). Location: Close to some good eats, and it's in front of a park. It's also near Bui Vien, but I personally don't like that area very much. There's a 7-Eleven close by as well. A lot of construction in the area though, so it's difficult to walk along the sidewalk.