Located in the center of District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City, The Friday Homestay-city central is just a few minutes from many of the city's famous attractions. This homestay is within walking distance of famous landmarks, including Bui Vien walking street, Ben Thanh Market and Fine Arts Museum, many bars and restaurants, shopping malls and historical attractions. cultural. With 6 rooms arranged in 1 building, Decorated in cream tones with light brown accents, each air-conditioned room has its own wifi, Netflix TV, personal health box, tea/coffee making facilities Complimentary bottled water and coffee are also provided. The private bathroom comes with a hairdryer, shower facilities and free toiletries. Guests have free Wi-Fi access, the building is opposite Bui Vien pedestrian street but it is quiet and offers privacy for visitors. Homestay has a front desk with English-speaking staff. Homestay is 1.1 km from Reunification Palace and 1.3 km from Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Headquarters, 7 km from Tan Son Nhat International Airport

Hi , My name's Trang, i was born in 1991 and i'm development my business at 2020 , it was hard during that time but now i'm belive everything will be better. I'm a foodie so if you need information about eating out in Ho Chi Minh or i can support something , let me know , i will share it with you, Thank you if you choosing my place for your trip , i hope you have great time here, . Best Regards, Trang The Friday Team

Top things to do in Ho Chi Minh City See the top landmarks Walk down Đồng Khởi street to acquaint yourself with the Notre Dame Cathedral, the city's Central Post Office, and the Saigon Opera House. On a more local level, Bến Thành Market and the Jade Emperor Pagoda are worth a visit. Shop small boutiques Around District 1, a host of old apartments and former office buildings have been repurposed as shopping centres. Decades-old buildings such as 22 Lý Tự Trọng and 42 Nguyễn Huệ are brimming with all kinds of fascinating stores. Explore the Chinese Quarter The Chinese neighbourhood known as Chợ Lớn is great for exploring on foot. Head for Bình Tây Market, a colossal wholesale trading centre, and Thiên Hậu Pagoda, an atmospheric temple that pays homage to the goddess of the sea. Hop on a motorcycle Do as the locals do and hop on the back of a motorbike to see the city on street level and feel its energetic pulse. Motorbike tours set off in the evening, when the city is at its most romantic and the sidewalk vendors are out in force. Eat street food Ho Chi Minh City locals love to gather around dented metal tables across the city for incredible roadside feasts. Don't miss highlights such as bánh mì, southern-style savoury pancakes (bánh xèo) and broken rice (cơm tấm). Ho Chi Minh City Transport Travellers can arrive in Ho Chi Minh City by bus, train or plane. Tan Son Nhat international airport welcomes foreign and domestic arrivals daily, while various bus companies operate shuttles from Phnom Penh and destinations across Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City also sees a steady stream of train travellers. Taxis are everywhere, but those with a Vietnamese SIM card can use ride-hailing apps like Grab. Local buses cover a good portion of the city. Travellers can also take a boat along the river, for a day trip to Củ Chi Tunnels or the Mekong Delta.