Vietnam, a place rich with history and ethnicity, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Since the influx of visitors has increased over the recent years, many hotels have put up stock in this fantastic country. From world-class luxury hotels to budget accommodations, Vietnam has it all.
Below is a list of hotels to give you an overview of the services, the rates offered, and the nearby spots for tourists.

The Sheraton Saigon Hotel and Towers (Ho Chi Minh City)

It is a short way's walk to the Reunification Palace, the Opera House, restaurants, shops and museums. It also is a 20-minute drive to the International Airport, and has a fantastic view of the Saigon River. Prices range from about $150-200 for Deluxe Pool View Rooms, and approximately $180-250 for the Premier Deluxe Rooms. These prices offer guests full services and amenities, including recreational and entertainment services like a squash court, a nightclub and discotheque, and karaoke service.

Windsor Plaza Hotel (Ho Chi Minh City)

It is a five-star hotel, which costs just around $80-100 for the Deluxe Rooms, approximately $120-200 for the Executive Rooms. It offers the standard services offered by any hotel, a shopping center for guests who just want to unwind, and a game and casino room for enjoyment and amusement. Since guest rooms start on the 9th floor, all rooms, the gym, the pool, and the restaurant, have clear views of the city.

Star Hotel (Ho Chi Minh City)

Located in the center of the city, and just 3 minutes from the Opera House, the Star Hotel is perfect for business travelers and holidaymakers. Landmarks surround this hotel such as the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Diamond Plaza, Ho Chi Minh City Zoo and Botanical Gardens, the History Museum, the War Remnants Museum, and the Ben Thanh Market. Costing approximately $80-120 a night for Superior Rooms, the Star Hotel offers regular guest services and a gym for recreational purposes.

Thien Thao Hotel (Ho Chi Minh City)

Perfect for budgeted travelers, the hotel offers around $50-70 for Superior Rooms, and $ 60-80 for Deluxe Rooms. They offer the regular guest services with a car rental service for those who would want to get around the city on their own, translators and babysitters, and a Visa extension service. Situated between the Saigon City Center and Chinatown, this hotel is quite near malls and restaurants, also the business center of the city.

Silk Path Hotel (Hanoi)

A four-star hotel in the heart of Hanoi, it is situated near tourist spots, government establishments, and the business center of the city. At about $160 a night for the Deluxe Rooms and $200 for the Executive Rooms, this hotel offers guests full services and amenities for the duration of their stay.

Vega Hotel (Hanoi)

Very near the Dong Xuan Market, the Hoan Kiem Lake, the Temple of Literature, Thang Long Water Puppet Show, several museums, the Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh, and the Chua Mot Cot (One-Pillar Pagoda), this three-star hotel offers car rentals, baby-sitting services, and all other full-time guest services.

There are definitely more choices as to lodging in Vietnam, and these are only a few ideas on the two most visited places in Vietnam. From world-class international chains to local Spartan rooms, Vietnam can cater to the different clienteles based on their financial positions and recreational interests.