Đường Nam Quốc Cang Số nhà 04, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam·View on map
Jan Villa SaiGon Oasis is a hotel in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, with air-conditioned rooms from 20 to 45 m², an indoor swimming pool and a spa and wellness centre. The range runs from compact doubles and a twin room to a family room with two double beds for up to four people, so the hotel works for couples, friends and families travelling together.
Every room has a private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a flat-screen TV, and several have a balcony looking over the city or the pool. Guests can use the terrace and the garden, and the restaurant serves Vietnamese cuisine alongside a bar. Room service is available, and a 24-hour front desk looks after arrivals and questions round the clock.
Set in central District 1, the hotel is a base for the War Remnants Museum, Ben Thanh Market and Tao Dan Park, all of which can be reached on foot or by a short taxi ride. The rooms give a clear choice of size and outlook, from a plain 20 m² double to a 45 m² room with a balcony.
The seven room types at Jan Villa SaiGon Oasis range from 20 to 45 m² and share air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a shower, a bidet and free toiletries. Five of them have one double or king bed for two guests, the Twin Room offers two single beds, and the Family Room with Balcony takes two double beds and up to four people, making it one of the two 45 m² rooms.
Balconies set four of the rooms apart. The Double Room with Terrace and the King Room with Balcony look over the city, the Family Room with Balcony has city views too, and the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony faces the pool. Without a balcony, the Double Room at 20 m² and the King Room at 32 m² are the simpler choices, both with city views and the same bathroom fittings.
At 20 m², this is the compact double with a balcony: one double bed, a desk and city views from the balcony, plus a private bathroom with a shower, a bidet and a hairdryer. Its size matches the plain Double Room, but the balcony sets it apart.
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At 22 m², the Twin Room is the only room with two single beds, so it suits two travellers who want separate beds. It has a desk, a wardrobe, an electric kettle and a safe deposit box, and the bathroom has a shower with a bidet.
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At 45 m², this family room is one of the two largest in the range, with two double beds for up to four people and up to two children. It has a balcony with city views, a wardrobe, and a private bathroom with a shower and bidet.
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The only room with a pool view: at 30 m² it has one double bed and a balcony overlooking the pool, plus a wardrobe and a shower in the private bathroom. It sits between the 20 m² doubles and the 32 m² King Room in size.
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At 32 m², the King Room has a large king bed and city views, with an electric kettle, a safe deposit box and a bathroom with a shower and bidet. Unlike the King Room with Balcony, it has no outdoor space, and it is the smaller of the two King Rooms.
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At 45 m², this is the larger King Room, with the same king bed as the 32 m² version and a balcony with city views. It also has a wardrobe, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with a shower and bidet.
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The 20 m² Double Room has one double bed and city views, with no balcony, so it is the simplest room at its size. The private bathroom has a shower, a bidet and a hairdryer, and the room also has a safe deposit box and an electric kettle. The Double Room with Terrace is the same size, with a balcony added.
See pricesThe shared facilities centre on an indoor swimming pool, a spa and wellness centre, a terrace and a garden, so there is somewhere to relax beyond the bedroom. The bar and the restaurant serve meals and drinks, and the buffet breakfast offers Asian dishes with vegetarian and vegan options, plus breakfast to go. The property is non-smoking throughout, and non-smoking rooms are available.
A 24-hour front desk is open round the clock, and room service is available. An airport shuttle is offered as a paid service, and a safety deposit box is provided for valuables. Free WiFi is available in all areas. Private parking is possible at a nearby site, reservation is not needed, and it costs VND 100,000 per day.
Jan Villa SaiGon Oasis is on Nam Quốc Cang street in central District 1, with the Saigon bus station 150 m away and Thai Binh Market 200 m away, a local market for everyday shopping. For food close by, the restaurants Bánh Cuốn Nóng Minh Minh, Lẩu Dê Tư Trì and Bánh Xèo Bích Liên are each 50 m from the hotel, and Highlands Coffee is also nearby for a morning coffee. Bui Vien street, a lively strip of bars and cafés, is about 500 m away, so the bars and street life are close at hand.
Tan Son Nhat International Airport is 5.1 km from the hotel, and Saigon Railway Station is 1.9 km away, so both arrival points are a taxi ride rather than a long journey. Ben Thanh Station, 1.2 km away, is the stop on Metro Line 1. Crescent Lake, 5.7 km away, is a longer trip that is easiest by taxi.
Several sights lie within a short taxi ride or a walk. Tao Dan Park, 900 m away, is a green park with lawns and a good spot for a stroll. The Fine Arts Museum, 1.2 km away, shows Vietnamese art, the War Remnants Museum, 1.3 km away, documents the Vietnam War with outdoor displays, and the Ho Chi Minh City Museum, 1.6 km away, covers the city's history. Ben Thanh Market, one of the best-known markets in the city, is also in the area. Back at the hotel, the indoor swimming pool and the spa and wellness centre make a good break between outings.
Guests single out the staff, who are friendly and help with luggage and tours, and they like the central setting near restaurants and the bus station. The breakfast buffet, with fresh fruit and coffee on the terrace, is also praised. The drawbacks are a small pool beside a walkway and thin walls that let through traffic and club noise.
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Jan Villa SaiGon Oasis is on Nam Quốc Cang street, and the Saigon bus station is 150 m away, so the last stretch from the bus station is a short walk. Private parking is possible at a nearby site, with no reservation needed, and costs VND 100,000 per day. Check-in runs from 14:00 until midnight, and the 24-hour front desk is staffed round the clock.
Thai Binh Market is 200 m away and Tao Dan Park 900 m. Ben Thanh Station, on Metro Line 1, is 1.2 km away, and the restaurants Bánh Cuốn Nóng Minh Minh, Lẩu Dê Tư Trì and Bánh Xèo Bích Liên are each 50 m from the hotel. The Fine Arts Museum is 1.2 km away and Crescent Lake 5.7 km.
Jan Villa SaiGon Oasis serves a buffet breakfast with Asian dishes, and vegetarian and vegan options are part of the buffet. Breakfast to go is also available for guests who want to take their food with them. The restaurant on site serves Vietnamese cuisine.
Yes, Jan Villa SaiGon Oasis has family rooms. The Family Room with Balcony has two double beds, room for up to four people and up to two children, and a balcony with city views. The indoor swimming pool and the garden are shared by all guests, including families.
Four rooms at Jan Villa SaiGon Oasis have a balcony: the Double Room with Terrace, the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony, the Family Room with Balcony and the King Room with Balcony. Three of them overlook the city, while the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony has a pool view.
Yes, Jan Villa SaiGon Oasis offers an airport shuttle, and it is a paid service. Tan Son Nhat International Airport is 5.1 km from the hotel, so the transfer is a short drive rather than a long trip.