The Reverie Saigon has confirmed 1 September
2015 as the date it will grand open.
The 286-room property is located in the
39-storey Times Square building in the heart of Ho Chi Minh’s
District 1.
Featuring views of the city and the Saigon
River, the hotel is the latest addition to the Leading Hotels of
the World portfolio.
“With this hotel, we have tried to create an
experience of accommodation that is so singular, so splendid and
so unexpected in the one-time Pearl of the Orient that the hotel
becomes a place that stays with guests long after they’ve
checked-out,” said Herbert Laubichler-Pichler, the Austrian
General Manager (and Vice President of Operations for WMC Group).
Rooms range in
size from 43 - 53 square metres (462 - 570 square feet) and the
suites from 63 - 313 square metres (678 - 3,369 square feet).
The hotel has three restaurants – The Royal
Pavilion (Chinese), R&J (Italian) and Café Cardinal (French) – as
well as The Long @ Times Square, a ground-floor café with a
48-metre bar counter that vaults the distance between Dong Khoi Street and Nguyen Hue Boulevard, the
city’s two most fashionable thoroughfares.
The Spa spans 1,200 square metres on two floors,
with 10 treatment rooms and a beauty salon, while the hotel’s 120-square-metre gym
has an expansive suite of TechnoGym
machines.
The hotel’s 24-metre swimming pool is located on
the sixth-floor where outdoor jacuzzis and indoor steam rooms and saunas round out
the amenities for the recreationally inclined.
Fifteen versatile function spaces, including the La Scala
Grand Ballroom - the largest, pillar-less ballroom in the city -
ensure that the MICE market is well catered for.
The city’s historic Lam Son
Square, City Hall and the banks of the Saigon River are within a
five-minute walk, while Notre Dame Cathedral, Reunification Palace
and the Museum of Ho Chi Minh City all lie within a kilometer of
the hotel.
The Times Square building is also home to
The Reverie Residence – 89 one and two-bedroom, full-service,
extended-stay apartments.
Reverie,
HCM,
Ho Chi Minh,
Saigon,
Vietnam
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