Strategically located at the best of downtown Saigon, Rex is a luxury hotel heritage dating back to early 20th century when it was originally opened as a French garage. For over 80 years, the Rex has been as a landmark, as well as a witness of the ups and downs of the city’s history.

Let us create a truly Saigon – Vietnam experience for you!

The Rex Hotel’s rooms and suites strike a balance between comfort and tradition, all carefully chosen to be enjoyable as original Vietnamese decor.

As one of the largest hotel complex of its kind in Ho Chi Minh City, we offer unique products and sheer luxury within the three wings: New Wing, East Wing & West Wing.

    * 289 guestrooms including 80 luxurious Suites and 01 Presidential Suite.
    * All rooms fully equipped with ADSL, wifi, IDD telephones, satellite TV, fire-alarm, in-room electronic safes, air-conditioning, hairdryers, tea/coffee making facilities and mini bars.
    * Complimentary newspapers and magazines
    * Turn-down service
 

In company with the advantage of accommodation, the Rex Hotel offers the ideal setting for a wide range of events. From board meetings and presentations to training sessions, briefings and wedding. Our eleven meeting rooms combine impressive furnishings and décor with first class business amenities.

We can cater for anywhere from 10 to 750 delegates and we offer special delegate rates. These include access to the hotel\'s facilities, including our individually decorated, extremely comfortable rooms, our Cung Dinh Restaurant, Hoa Mai Restaurant, Rooftop Garden Bar, and our superb fitness and health spa, La Cochinchine Spa.

Whatever size or type of event you have in mind, our dedicated conference team will work closely with you to ensure it runs like clockwork - from helping you choose the right room and layout, to arranging any services or facilities you may need.

Cung Dinh Restaurant

A fine dining restaurant that certaintly impresses gourmets with tasty Vietnamese dishes and traditional performance in a unique ambience of which its decoration is after the feudal Vietnamese royal court.

Diners can order authentic royal cuisine or specialities from Ha Noi, Hue or Sai Gon, such as various preparations of lobster, fish, and lotus rice. Live Vietnamese music often features a monochord and 16-string zither, or various solo performances. In addition, diners may hear the T’Rung, an instrument used in ethnic minorities’ folk songs.