Homestay Khải Linh

Homestay Khải Linh is an aparthotel in District 3 of Ho Chi Minh City, offering air-conditioned rooms and apartments with private bathrooms, and kitchens in some of its units. The property stands on Võ Văn Tần street, in a leafy residential district west of District 1, and its rooms range from a 20 m² single room to a 35 m² family room for four.

Its rooms include two one-bedroom apartments, two studios, a double room and a single room. The apartments and the Superior Studio have a stovetop, a refrigerator and kitchenware, and several rooms have a balcony with views over the city. Every room has its own bathroom with a shower and a bidet, and the Standard Family Room has a double bed and a large king-size bed.

The property is non-smoking throughout and has a lift to its upper floors and a terrace. It suits travellers who want a kitchen, a balcony or a family room, and who prefer a base within a short walk of the War Remnants Museum, 100 m away, and Culture Park, 200 m away.

Homestay Khải Linh offers seven room options, from a 20 m² single room to a 35 m² family room. The two one-bedroom apartments, at 20 m² and 28 m², and the Superior Studio have a kitchen with a stovetop, a refrigerator and kitchenware. Both studios are 30 m² and have a balcony with city views, while the Superior Double Room and the Single Room offer a simpler layout with a wardrobe and a private bathroom.

Air conditioning and a private bathroom are standard in every room, most of them with a shower, bidet and hairdryer, and free toiletries are provided. The Standard Family Room is the largest, with a double bed and a large king-size bed for up to four guests, and a balcony with city views. The Single Room has one single bed for a solo traveller, and the apartments suit anyone who wants more room to spread out.

Free WiFi is available in the public areas, and parking on site is public, costs VND 50,000 per day and does not need to be reserved. Upper floors are reached by lift, and there is a terrace. The property is non-smoking throughout and offers internet services.

In the rooms, air conditioning and a private bathroom are standard. Bathrooms have a shower, bidet, toilet, towels, slippers, hairdryer and toilet paper, and free toiletries are provided. The apartments and the Superior Studio have a refrigerator, electric kettle, stovetop and kitchenware.

Family rooms are part of the range, and the bedrooms have wardrobes or closets, linen, a clothes rack and an iron. Some rooms have a desk, a carpeted floor and a socket near the bed, and extra long beds of more than 2 metres are part of the room equipment.

The property stands on Võ Văn Tần street in District 3, a leafy residential area west of District 1 known for its cafés and for the War Remnants Museum. The museum is 100 m away and Culture Park 200 m, while Independence Palace, the former presidential palace where the Vietnam War ended in 1975, is 400 m from the property. Most streets nearby are tree-lined, with small cafés and restaurants close by, and the residential streets here are quieter than the main avenues of District 1.

Getting around from here is practical. Ben Thanh Station, 1 km away, is on Metro Line 1, and Saigon Railway Station is 1.6 km away. The Bến xe buýt Sài Gòn bus station lies 1.2 km from the property, about a 15-minute walk, and Tan Son Nhat International Airport is 4.6 km away, so travellers arriving by plane or by long-distance bus have a short onward journey.

For a day of sightseeing on foot, Ben Nghe Street Food is 700 m away, a row of food stalls serving Vietnamese dishes. Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral, 850 m away, is a red-brick church from the late 19th century on Paris Commune Square, and the Ho Chi Minh City Museum, 900 m away, traces the history of the city. On foot, the cathedral and the museum are each about 10 to 12 minutes from the property. Nha Rong Wharf, a jetty on the Saigon River, is 2 km away, and there are cafés along the way for a break between sights.