A new accommodation option in Saigon where tradition is modernized.

The days of hotels in Ho Chi Minh City being built in a standard European style, while luxurious, have become somewhat monotonous for many people's tastes. Today, the demand for accommodation goes beyond just facilities, amenities, and conveniences; it also includes style that reflects the personality of the traveler.

Upon entering the lobby of Fusion Original Saigon Centre, the blood-red color scheme, accented with the bronze-gold tones of the interior, evokes a sense of the Indochine style that was all the rage in Saigon five years ago.

But it doesn't stop there; true to its name, the hotel has infused traditional Indochinese style with a contemporary twist, offering a unique stay experience unlike most other 5-star hotels in Ho Chi Minh City.

Located within the Saigon Centre shopping mall (Pasteur Street, District 1), Fusion Original Saigon Centre is easily accessible in the heart of the city, boasting convenient amenities and proximity to Nguyen Hue pedestrian street, Ton That Dam old market, and Ben Thanh market. This further reinforces the reasons why visitors choose this location for their stay.

The hotel has 99 rooms, all designed in shades of brown, purple, and bronze, creating a warm, nostalgic yet fashionable atmosphere. The interior of Fusion Original Saigon Centre rooms is furnished like a typical hotel room, but what makes the experience special for guests is the interior design, which is in true Indochinese style.

With standard rooms, deluxe rooms, and more, this place offers a variety of accommodations to suit different types of guests, from solo travelers to families.

All rooms here offer city views. In the evening, from the upper floors, guests can admire the glittering Saigon cityscape illuminated by thousands of lights through their windows.

Despite being nestled in an area renowned for its local culinary culture, the hotel boasts its own restaurant, Miss Thu. Miss Thu tells the story of a Vietnamese woman who has experienced diverse cuisines around the world and has carefully selected and incorporated those beautiful aspects into Vietnamese culinary culture.

That's also a unique feature of the culinary style here. One of Miss Thu's highlights is serving German wines. These wines offer a lighter, fresher feel than wines from France and Italy, making them suitable for female guests and diners who limit their alcohol intake.

The highlight of the hotel is the outdoor swimming pool located on the 6th floor, with separate areas for children and adults. The pool offers city views, including a view of the Bitexco Tower. However, a drawback is that it's not the hotel's private pool but is shared with guests of another hotel in the same building. Despite this, the pool maintains privacy. It's not overly crowded in the afternoons. Additionally, the hotel doesn't have a spa but does have a private gym.

Opening rates start from VND 3,760,000 per night (approximately USD 160). Camellia Dinh, Sales Director of Fusion Original Saigon Centre, shared: "We aspire for this to become a high-end accommodation destination for discerning individuals. We greatly appreciate the personal reviews and word-of-mouth recommendations from our customers because we don't aim for this to be just a new check-in spot, but rather a place for those who truly appreciate the values ​​we offer."

Le Ho Uy Di