Norfolk Hotel

The Norfolk Hotel is a leading boutique hotel in Ho Chi Minh City. It is conveniently located on Le Thanh Ton Street in the heart of the central business district, providing easy access to most major office buildings, government offices, foreign consulates, shopping centres and tourist entertainment, and, only 7 km to the airport. All 104 guest rooms and suites were carefully designed and decorated for your comfort and convenience. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, remote-controlled colour TV, IDD telephone, mini-bar, voice mail, hair dryer and toiletries. In-house movies and multi-channel satellite programs are available in all the rooms. Our complimentary supplies include mineral water, tea- or coffee-making facilities, daily fresh fruit basket and daily newspapers.

Our well-trained staff can provide you with a full range of concierge services, and can take care of all your needs so you can get on with your business. For your dinning convenience, Corso Restaurant with seating for 150 guests is located on the ground floor. Specializing in trend setting cuisine, our international chef will provide you some of the best lunches or dinners in town. What to do before or after dinner? Just drop by the Corso Bar for a relaxing drink and meet other business people in town. The Club Lounge and Terrace is perfect for relaxing and viewing large-screen satellite programs. Soccer, American football and Australian footy are just a few of the popular sporting events. We also offer a special Sports Menu.

About City Centre:

Ho Chin Minhs' bustling city centre is where you'll find the city museums and buildings from the French colonial era, giving an air of elegance and history. The US Embassy, War Renmants Museum, the Opera House, Notre Dame Cathedral and the Fine Art Museum are in this area. It's also the location of The Continental Hotel - scene of general subtefuge between journalists, informers and spies during the Vietnam War. Ben Thanh Central Market (Cho Ben Thanh) makes a great place to find inexpensive clothes and souvenirs.

Ho Chi Minh (formerly Saigon) is Vietnam's largest city and a thriving metropolis. Originally named Saigon after the river on which it stands, Ho Chi Minh in the early eighteenth century was one of the busiest riverside ports in Southeast Asia. The Saigon - Cholon port still remains a bustling port with a population of about 6 million. Outside the city lie the famous Cu Chi tunnels – 500 km of tunnels used by the Viet Cong in the French Indochina and American wars.