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Yen Rooftop Bar, on the roof of Silverland Yen, won Luxury Rooftop View Hotel in South East Asia 2025. Hours, sunset times, how to get there and how it compares.

Silverland Yen stands at 73-75 Thu Khoa Huan Street, on a short block in Ben Thanh Ward. Guests book it for the quiet, then discover the more useful thing about the address: it sits at the edge of District 1’s museum quarter, not its shopping quarter. Independence Palace is a four-minute walk. The Museum of […]

Silverland Yen is a 4-star boutique hotel with 63 rooms at 73-75 Thu Khoa Huan Street, Ben Thanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, part of Silverland Hospitality. It sits 230 m from Ben Thanh Market, on the quieter side of it, and within a fifteen-minute walk of the Independence Palace, Tao Dan Park, the War […]

Thi Sach is a short street, and if you walk straight down it from Silverland Jolie you arrive at the river: 280 m from our door at 4D Thi Sach, about four minutes on foot. This whole guide grows out of that short walk. It is written for two kinds of readers: travellers deciding whether […]

The fresh-food section of the market opens at four in the morning, and the bookshop on Le Loi stays open until nine at night. Almost everything in this guide sits between those two hours, and within a few hundred metres of our door at 14-16 Le Lai. It is written for travellers still choosing a […]

A 24-hour guide to Silverland Mây, the 4-star boutique hotel with a 150 m² rooftop pool in Saigon. See how a relaxing day here can unfold, start to finish.

Ho Chi Minh City's main fireworks launch from the Saigon River tunnel entrance. Rooty Bar, on the 15th floor of The Myst Dong Khoi, sits inside that viewing corridor.

Finding a proper New Year’s Eve dinner in Saigon means looking past the obvious advice. Every countdown guide to Ho Chi Minh City points the same direction: get to a rooftop, get there early, and be ready to stand for the last hour of the year. That’s a fine plan if standing in a crowd […]

Christmas isn’t an official public holiday in Vietnam, which somehow makes Ho Chi Minh City lean into it harder rather than less. Dong Khoi Boulevard and Nguyen Hue Walking Street turn into a corridor of lights, malls compete over who can build the tallest tree, and by early December, a good rooftop table on Christmas […]