Opened in 1925 as Saigon’s most luxurious hotel, the Majestic Hotel Saigon has gone through several reincarnations over the years, reflecting the tumultuous history of Vietnam.
Former haunt of foreign correspondents, spies and once home to Graham Greene, the Majestic Saigon Hotel exudes history, tradition and romance.
In a great location overlooking the Saigon River, the Majestic Saigon remains a hotel of tradition, hospitality and elegance with an aura steeped in its French colonial era roots.
The Saigon Opera House, Re-unification Palace, Notre-Dame Cathedral and Ben Thanh Markets are all also just a short walk away.
The Majestic has a beautiful art-deco era lobby, with stained glass, chandeliers and period furniture. Tiny, antique lifts lead to the rooms in the Classic Wing, which has wide corridors, beautiful carpets and artworks on the wall.
Rooms at the Majestic are a good size and the Saigon River View Rooms in the Classic Wing are very popular so book well in advance for these if possible. In fact many of the room types are booked well in advance.
The Majestic Saigon Hotel is the ‘Grand Dame’ of Saigon's colonial-era hotels, in an excellent location by the Saigon River with plenty of restaurants, shops and bars close by.
We love the Majestic’s rooftop bar, which has a nice view over the Saigon River and is a great spot for pre-dinner drinks. Like everything at the Majestic – it’s a little bit old fashioned but the river views are great.
Lonely Planet described the lobby as ‘like an old lady trying to hide her wrinkles’ which we thought summed it up nicely until renovations really lifted the look of the hotel. The old lady has a twinkle in her eye again!
2 Nights
Bed and Breakfast
1x Colonial Deluxe Room
Hotel
About AmaDara Cruise
The 124-passenger AmaDara Cruise made it's debut in 2015 and is in a class unto itself with distinct French Colonial décor and accented by Mekong artefacts made by native craftsmen.
Air-conditioned interior corridors lead to spacious staterooms and suites, most featuring twin balconies that invite the ever-changing scenery of Southeast Asia inside.
Elegantly appointed staterooms are 251 square feet, and suites range from 366-502 square feet. Staterooms and suites feature twin balconies, both a French and an outside balcony, so guests can enjoy the ever-changing scenery however they wish.
On board, the AmaDara caters to your every whim, with massage rooms, fitness room, gift shop, hair salon and sun-deck pool.
Her stunning Saigon Lounge provides respite by day and unites guests over intriguing local entertainment by night.
Savour authentic regional delicacies and Western cuisine in the Main Restaurant or dine at The Chef’s Table specialty restaurant; and throughout your cruise, be treated to unlimited complimentary wine with lunch and dinner, as well as house brand spirits, local beer and soft drinks throughout your cruise.
7 Nights
Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
1x Stateroom
Cruise Ship
The much-loved Lotus Blanc Resort is located only minutes away from the famous Angkor Archaeological Park and the War Museum.
Beautified by the greenery of an 88-swaying coconut tree garden, Lotus Blanc Resort offers a blissful landscape and a lovely mid-range resort-style hotel, an ideal base from which to discover the temples of Angkor and beyond.
Accommodation at the hotel features beautifully appointed rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, a writing desk and chair, air-conditioning, and a bathroom.
Facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre, a spa, and meeting rooms. Guests can also enjoy a buffet breakfast each morning before trying the locally sourced and chef-recommended meals during lunchtime.
3 Nights
Bed and Breakfast
1x Run of House Room
Resort
