Location:
Caravelle Hotel is Ho Chi Minh City’s leading international 5-star hotel – in the center of the business, shopping, market and entertainment district, 8 km from Tan Son Nhat International Airport.
Caravelle Hotel has 335 superbly appointed rooms, suites, exclusive Signature Floors, Signature Lounge, non-smoking floors, specially equipped room for the disabled. Amenities include complimentary broadband Internet access, in-room IDD telephone, satellite LCD television, individual in-room thermostat control, electronic room key system, electronic in-room safety deposit box, in-room tea/coffee making facilities, iron and ironing-board, hair-dryer, shoeshine service, bathrobe… Wining & Dining:
Caravelle Hotel has six superb wining and dining venues. Restaurant Nineteen presents Ho Chi Minh City’s most popular international buffet. Lobby Lounge serves light aperitifs. Reflections Restaurant, modern fine dining, serves eclectic fusion cuisine. Against the historic backdrop of the Opera House, enjoy refreshing drinks and light snacks beside the Pool Bar. Saigon Saigon Bar has been voted ‘Best Bar’ in the city, with a birds-eye balcony view of the neighbourhood and live music, open daily from 11:00 am.
Facilities:
For busy executives, Business Centre provides excellent secretarial support. Convention, meeting and social facilities cater for up to 700. Qi Salon and Spa, a tranquil 750 square meter sanctuary, offers a wide variety of high quality health and wellness therapies, hair and beauty treatments.
VIP Guests: Caravelle Hotel is the most prestigious address in Ho Chi Minh City. Notable VIP guests have included former US President Bill Clinton, Britain’s Princess Anne, movie starMichael Caine and Brendan Fraser (while filming The Quiet American), award-winning correspondent Brian Barron, fashion accessories and jewelry founder Philippe Charriol, French fashion designer Pierre Cardin, President of South Africa Thabo Mbeki and numerous international ambassadors and senators.
Interesting Facts:
Caravelle Hotel opened on Christmas Eve, 1959, and was the city’s premier venue for grand balls and functions. Since then it has welcomed countless dignitaries, politicians and celebrities. In 1975, it was renamed Doc Lap (Independence) Hotel, commemorating Vietnam’s liberation. The original hotel was closed in the mid-1990s for refurbishment, with the addition of the new 24-storey tower, and re-opened on 8 May, 1998. Saigon Saigon Bar, voted the ‘Best Bar’ in the city, dates back to 1959 and retains the original charm of original 10-storey hotel’s rooftop bar. It was once a famous gathering place for war correspondents. In 2001, Caravelle Hotel hosted the cast and crew filming Graham Greene’s epic novel The Quiet American, starring Sir Michael Caine.
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