Your base for this trip is the five-star Hotel Nikko Saigon, in the heart of District 1. With polished Japanese-managed service and excellent city access, it's the ideal place to enjoy Saigon's nightlife after your round.
Hotel Nikko Saigon — five-star in District 1
Hotel Nikko Saigon is an international five-star hotel with about 334 rooms in a 23-storey tower. Its strengths are the meticulous service and cleanliness typical of the Japanese Nikko brand, plus the Cantonese restaurant Ming Court, an outdoor pool, and a spa and fitness centre. It's a short drive from Ben Thanh Market and downtown sights — a great base for pairing golf with city sightseeing.
Golf groups usually have a hearty breakfast before heading out the morning after a round, so at check-in it helps to confirm breakfast hours and pickup time together.
- 1. Arrival & welcomeThe guide often handles a single group check-in in the lobby. Have your passport ready and leave bags with the bell desk until you get your key.
- 2. Passport & depositPassport is required at check-in; the hotel may take a card pre-authorisation (temporary hold) for minibar/room service, settled at check-out.
- 3. Room & breakfast infoConfirm the breakfast venue/hours, pool and fitness hours, and Wi-Fi password. Re-confirm the next round's pickup time now too.
- 4. Golf bag handlingKeep your golf bag in the room or with the bell desk. The night before, lay out your golf outfit, shoes and cash for caddie tips so the morning isn't rushed.
| Grade & location | 5-star · central District 1 |
|---|---|
| Rooms | ~334 rooms (23-storey tower) |
| Signature dining | Cantonese ‘Ming Court’ · all-day dining |
| Facilities | Outdoor pool · spa · fitness |
| Breakfast | Buffet (Vietnamese, Asian, Western) |
Standard check-in is usually 14:00 and check-out 12:00. If you arrive in the morning before the room is ready, store your bags and use the pool/lounge until your room is up. Vietnamese hotel sockets are typically 220V multi-type, so Thai plugs fit fine.