Inside the Michelin Guide Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City – The Myst Dong Khoi

The Myst Dong Khoi is designed with spacious balconies, river-facing restaurants, cafes, and bars overlooking the Saigon River.

Recommended by Michelin, The Myst Dong Khoi is considered an ideal hotel for both domestic and international travelers visiting Ho Chi Minh City. To appear on the list, hotels must meet strict requirements regarding Michelin’s criteria for style, design, and services.

Resorts and hotels also play the role of cultural ambassadors, harmonizing with the environment and reflecting the local identity. Accordingly, The Myst Dong Khoi is highlighted by lush greenery, exuding the vitality of Southern Vietnam.

Stepping into The Myst Dong Khoi, guests can distinctly feel the ambiance of Southern Vietnam, combined with modern and sophisticated design elements. Every detail, such as the age-old alleyways, familiar houses, and the lifestyle of old Saigon, is vividly portrayed through wooden shutters, rotary dial telephones, or window frames. The historic site of the hundred-year-old Ba Son shipyard is cleverly incorporated into the design, seamlessly blending artistic, aesthetic, and practical aspects.

The accommodation system here is highly praised, with all rooms featuring balconies and jacuzzis – providing a separate space from the noise and hustle of the city. Furthermore, the hotel’s sophistication is evident in the combination of traditional architecture with modern services and amenities.

The hotel’s swimming pool, designed with 99,999 mosaic tiles from Bat Trang ceramic, serves as a space for guests to relax and immerse themselves in the water after hours of exploring the city.

In addition to the diverse accommodation system, visitors here also have the opportunity to experience culinary services at The Nest restaurant, which offers panoramic views of the Saigon River.

Bason Cafe is a place where tourists can relax and chat with family and friends during their stay.

ROOTY Bar is likened to a “special note in The Myst’s symphony,” with a design entirely reconstructed from iron.

Thanh Thư