Mi Linh Hotel

Good point It is less than a five-minute walk from the airport. Anyway, it's close. It is very convenient to use late-night and early-morning departures, as it is about as close as going from the T2 exit of Haneda Airport to the ticket gates of Keikyu trains. The air conditioning works well. You can get two mini plastic bottles of water every day. The staff are available 24 hours a day and are very helpful with good English. There are two convenience stores nearby. Bad things I booked a deluxe twin, but I looked at the picture. The room I stayed in was standard (superior). There was no shower cap for the amenities we had last time. Just a toothbrush and comb, shower soap and shampoo. There are no hairdryers, safes or teapots. The TV is not working. I wanted to watch the Olympic broadcast, but it wasn't set up in the first place and there was no signal when I auto-tuned. There were a lot of small ants on an old wooden shelf, although it was a tropical country. You don't notice it right away when you turn on the light, but it comes out after a while. Be careful not to put anything down as ants will get in. I contacted the hotel via email to ask them to contact me through the booking agency before I left, but they did not answer.

The room took the cheapest without a window - as long as it was quiet. The room is small, the bathroom is normal, there is hot water. Towels, toothbrush and paste! They gave water when they moved in. The staff is great! The airport is 15 minutes' walk away. In general, I can recommend an overnight stay before the flight.

5 minutes walk from Ho Chi Minh City Airport. Very convenient hotel for late night and early morning flights. The main streets are hard to cross with an uninterrupted flow of motorcycles and cars. The streets of this hotel are quiet with few cars and safe at night. In fact, I'd booked a room at another hotel for more than double the price, including breakfast. I found this just before I left Tokyo and cancelled the hotel I had originally booked We changed it to this hotel. In addition, the return date is also 12:00 noon and you do not check out. The flight was late, so even after returning from the city in the afternoon, I used the shower and paid for one night's rest for a nap until departure time, which I think was very valuable. The good thing is 5 minutes walk from the airport. We received two bottles of well-cooled mineral water on arrival. The air conditioning works well, A shower of hot water came out. There is also a refrigerator in the room. Amenities include shampoo, shower soap, shower cap, swab and toothbrush. There are two convenience stores nearby. The staff at both daytime and night shift were very helpful and good at English. On the bad side, The hotel itself is quite old and reasonably priced. (I have about 1,800 yen per night non-refundable cheap plan X2 nights = 3,600 yen) There is no shower curtain so the bathroom will get wet after showering. I have a well-worn pair of beach sandals, but the Japanese probably can't bring themselves to wear them. You should bring your own slippers. Similarly, plastic cups become obsolete objects, and I don't feel like using them. It's better to bring a used paper cup from the plane. The only thing that caught my attention was the fact that because it was old, there were quite a few bugs, about 1 millimeter small, that were unique to the southern country. You may want to bring insect repellent, such as camphor. It is also more comfortable to have earplugs as the floor sounds.