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Ho Chi Minh City vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Ho Chi Minh City

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Rental unit in Ben Nghe
Central District 1- 5 mins to Independence Palace.
Me House: A combination of unique design with gorgeous, private balcony view and great location. Located on the 4th floor of an ancient building (don’t have elevator) in the center of District 1: just a few steps to visit famous spots such as Sai Gon Opera house, Independence Palace, Ben Thanh market,... and surrounded by coffee shops, convenience stores..... Staying at big Street (Ly Tu Trong) so it is really easy for you to hop in hop off taxi at the entrance of the building
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Private room in Tan Dinh
Room3B @ Kitsune.Saigon central minimal modern BR
Kitsune Saigon is central (1.8km from Notre-Dame Basilica) but very much easier to get to the airport (4.4km) than other central areas. Please don't expect our place to be full of backpackers and 3 steps from Saigon Opera. It's in a very quiet alley off the bustling Hai Ba Trung street. If you want to break free from the partying-all-night scene and still want the access to all the convenience and good food, this is your place. Biggest bonus: me.
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Private room in Ben Nghe
Hidden Gem of Bare Chic @perfect for COUPLE in D1
Just a leisurely walk from downtown Saigon, Bare Chic - Bare Boutique Stays lies amid a quaint residential neighborhood surrounded by a sleepy canal and the verdant Saigon Zoo. Though based in an enduring heritage building, the apartment is outfitted with modern amenities and elements of contemporary design. A cool, calming color scheme with simple lines makes the space ideal for unwinding after a busy day out and about
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Stay near Ho Chi Minh City's top sights

Ben Thanh Market1,703 locals recommend
Vinhomes Central Park51 locals recommend
Bitexco Financial Tower487 locals recommend
Lotte Mart114 locals recommend
Tao Dan Park477 locals recommend
AEON MALL Binh Duong Canary5 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Ho Chi Minh City

Rental unit in Ben Nghe
52P-Sweetheart in Saigon
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Private room in phường 1
Room 5-Breathtaking studio w rooftop & balcony
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Rental unit in Quận 4
Super City Center- Free Pool -The 1975 House 9
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Condo in Hồ Chí Minh
Charming Millennium Apt in the heart of Saigon!
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Rental unit in Bình Thạnh
Vinhome Apt-High floor, bath tub, super speed wifi
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Rental unit in Ben Nghe
Japanese studio near City Center by CIRCADIAN
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Loft in Ben Nghe
✦Cozy & Chic Hidden Gem Loft✦SaiGonCentral @D1
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Condo in Hồ Chí Minh
Charming Metropole Condo in the heart of Saigon!
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Loft in Ben Nghe
The Colonial [1] — French-era flat, central Saigon
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Condo in Thủ Thiêm
Minimalism condo with astonishing pool @ Galleria
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Serviced apartment in Quận 3
Charming Spacious 1BR Apt. in Central District 3
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Private room in Quận 1
Elegant Art Decór Studio Hidden in Downtown Alley
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Your guide to Ho Chi Minh City

All About Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, is a metropolis in the south of Vietnam that boasts sleek skyscrapers, fine dining restaurants, and fashion boutiques. Yet the city’s greatest charm remains its street life: the sounds of scooters buzzing through traffic, the smell of bubbling vats from street vendor stands, and the sight of crowded alleys and bustling markets. Remnants of the French colonial occupation of Ho Chi Minh City linger in the architecture of buildings such as the Notre Dame Cathedral and the gothic Central Post Office. Ornate temples and pagodas pay testament to the long influence of Buddhism here.

Pham Ngu Lao Street is the city’s entertainment hub, with rooftop bars offering city views and restaurants featuring a mix of cuisines. At Tan Tao Park, you’ll find street stalls selling ca phe sua da — iced coffee with condensed milk. Ho Chi Minh City is the gateway to the Mekong Delta, and its many waterways are home to floating markets where vendors fill the river with boats selling goods as varied as banh mi sandwiches and fresh pineapple.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City has two seasons — the dry season and the monsoon season. The most enjoyable time to visit the city may be during the dry season, from December to April, as temperatures are warm yet the humidity is low. The famous Lantern Festival is a spectacular sight, when lanterns made by children are lit all over the city and sent up to the sky. The festival takes place on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month on the Chinese calendar, which is usually in September or October. The monsoon season normally takes over from May to November, so you can expect hot and humid days, as well as a high chance of rainfall and thunderstorms. During the Southern Fruit Festival, which takes place in Suoi Tien Park in July, colorful floats filled with local fruits parade through the park.


Top things to do in Ho Chi Minh City

Giac Lam Pagoda

Giac Lam Pagoda is the oldest temple in the city, dating back to 1744. This hexagon-shaped pagoda is 100 feet high, and you can climb to the top for views of the city. The temple sits in a traditional garden, and at its entrance, you will find a lovely bodhi tree — a native fig tree sacred to Buddhists. You can walk around the grounds and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere here.

Ben Thanh Market

Housed in a beautiful 17th-century building in District 1, Ben Thanh Market is one of the largest markets in the city. Come here for cheap and wildly savory local dishes like pork rice rolls (banh cuon), savory fried pancakes (banh xeo), and mixed-meat noodle soup (hu tieu) as well as traditional sweets (che). You’ll also find locally made clothes and hats, bags, shoes, and many handmade items.

Nguyen Hue Walking Street

Take a stroll along this pedestrian street, which begins at the Saigon River and stretches to City Hall. Along this broad promenade, you’ll spot French-influenced architecture, an impressive fountain show, and a 50-foot bronze statue of the former president whom the city is named after. There are plenty of benches where you can stop and admire the surroundings, as well as cafes and restaurants.