ホーチミン・ファングーラオのホテル ベスト10：バックパッカー街 2026年版

Top of the list is Chotel Pham Ngu Lao, the newest boutique in the Pham Ngu Lao backpacker district and the one we would book first. It opened in 2022, so the contemporary white-and-wood rooms still feel fresh, and it scores 8.8/10 across 1,400+ reviews. The 40 rooms run from private doubles to family rooms, all with air-con, a private bathroom and genuinely fast 100 Mbps Wi-Fi. The 6th-floor rooftop bar pours cocktails with a view over the city and Bui Vien below, and the ground-floor restaurant runs Vietnamese and Western plates. It is a 3-minute walk to Bui Vien Walking Street and 2 minutes to September 23rd Park. Doubles start around $21 a night, which makes it the best value in the boutique tier here, ideal for couples and solo travellers who want backpacker-district convenience without sleeping in a dorm.

Ranked #2 — Saigon Smile Hostel has been running since 2010 and holds a 8.7/10 score across more than 3,200 reviews. What backpackers love about it is the warm, smiling staff, the free pho breakfast (beef Phở Bò or chicken Phở Gà plus Bánh Mì and Vietnamese egg coffee), and the cheapest dorm beds in the area — from $10 a night for an 8-bed mixed dorm. It sits right in the heart of Pham Ngu Lao, a 2-minute walk from the neon of Bui Vien Walking Street, so you are steps from the nightlife but tucked off the loudest stretch. There are female-only and mixed 6- and 8-bed dorms, every room is air-conditioned and lockable, and breakfast runs 06:30–09:30 daily. Best suited to solo travelers and budget backpackers who want a friendly, easygoing base rather than a polished hotel.

Ranked #3, Sai Gon Hostel & Bar is the loudest, friendliest party hostel in Pham Ngu Lao, scoring 8.6/10 across more than 2,500 reviews. The draw is the in-house bar downstairs, open 17:00 to 02:00, plus a free pub crawl that leaves at 21:00 every night — a staffer rounds up the group and walks them to 3 Bui Vien bars (Crazy Buffalo, Lush, Apocalypse Now). It is strictly foreigner-only, so the dorms fill with an international crowd you actually talk to. Dorm beds start around $11 a night, and it sits a 2-minute walk from Bui Vien Walking Street. Best for solo travelers and backpackers in the 18-to-30 range who came to meet people and stay out late.

Ranked 4th, Bui Vien Street Hostel wins on one thing above all: location. Open the front door and you are standing on Bui Vien Walking Street itself, and no hostel in this roundup sits closer to the 800-metre strip of bars, food carts and live music that runs 19:00 to 02:00 every night. The other draw is the 5th-floor rooftop common area, a small bar with sofas and a view straight down over the neon. Free breakfast (pho, bánh mì and Vietnamese coffee) runs 06:30 to 09:30, and the tour desk books Cu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta trips. Mixed dorms start around $11 a night, with a female-only dorm and a private double also on offer. It scores 8.5/10 across more than 1,800 reviews. This is the pick for travellers who want nightlife on the doorstep and do not mind the noise that comes with it.

At number 5 is Local Home Pham Ngu Lao, a small family-run guesthouse that scores 8.7/10 across 800+ reviews and trades party-hostel energy for the feel of staying in someone's home. The owners — Mr. Long and his wife Mrs. Hoa — run the whole place themselves, speak excellent English, and hand out food and sightseeing tips like a private guide. It is private rooms only, no dorms, which makes it quiet and secure — a genuinely good pick for solo women. Mrs. Hoa cooks a free Vietnamese breakfast every morning (phở bò, bánh mì and drip coffee), and if you stay 2 nights or more, Mr. Long throws in a free 2-hour walking tour. You are in central District 1, a 3-minute walk from Bui Vien Walking Street and about 10 minutes on foot from Ben Thanh Market. Rooms start around $19 a night.

Ranked #6, Vy Khanh Guesthouse is the value pick of the Pham Ngu Lao cluster — 8.6/10 from 1,200+ reviews, with private rooms that start at $17 a night, roughly 25% under the nearby boutiques. The draw is simple: a real private room with a private bath instead of a dorm bunk, plus a free Vietnamese breakfast (your choice of pho or banh mi with coffee) and a desk that is staffed 24 hours. That last part matters more than it sounds — a chunk of Bangkok–Saigon flights land at SGN between 11pm and 1am, and there is no late check-in fee after 10pm. You are a 3-minute walk from Bui Vien Walking Street and 10 minutes from Ben Thanh Market. It suits couples and solo travelers who want a private room on a tight budget, and anyone arriving on a red-eye who just needs the door to open at 1am.

Coming in at number 7, Miehouse Nguyen Trai is a boutique hotel that opened in 2020 and scores 8.7/10 across more than 950 reviews. The headline is its rooftop pool — an 8x4 metre pool you won't find anywhere else in the Pham Ngu Lao hostel cluster, open 6am to 10pm and free for guests, with a view across Landmark 81 (461 m, Vietnam's tallest tower) and the 262 m Bitexco. The look is a clean Japanese-Vietnamese minimal style in white and wood, and it's private rooms only, no dorms, so it stays quiet. Rates start at $23 a night for a Standard Double, and it's a 5-minute walk to both Pham Ngu Lao and the Bui Vien bar street. There's an in-house restaurant on the ground floor and a small spa, so you don't have to leave for dinner or a massage. It suits couples and solo travelers who want a pool and a bit of design polish over a party dorm.

Ranked #8, Saigon Authentic Hostel & Tours is the hostel you book for the tour desk, not the address. It sits in District 4 near the Ben Nghe Canal, about 1.5 km and a 5-minute Grab (roughly $1.60) from the Pham Ngu Lao backpacker strip. The big draw is the lineup: a 4-hour Vespa night tour of the city for about $47, a Cu Chi Tunnels half-day (around $15) and a full-day Mekong Delta trip (about $23), all run by the in-house team. A 6-bed mixed dorm starts near $11 a night and breakfast is free — phở bò, bánh mì and Vietnamese coffee. It scores 8.6/10 across 1,500+ reviews. Best for travelers who want the trips sorted and a genuine local base, and don't need to fall out the door into Bui Vien.

Coming in at #9, AP Home Saigon is an apartment-hotel that opened in 2023 over in Tan Binh district, scoring 8.8/10. The draw is simple: every suite has its own kitchen — a 2-burner gas hob, a full fridge, a microwave and a coffee maker — so you can cook for yourself instead of eating out three times a day. The standard 35-square-metre suite runs VND 540,000 (about $21) a night and comes with a separate bedroom, an L-shaped sofa and a 50-inch Smart TV. It sits in a residential pocket rather than a tourist strip, so it trades nightlife for a homey, lived-in feel — owner Phong runs check-in himself and speaks good English. Tan Son Nhat airport is roughly 15 minutes by car, which makes it a smart base for frequent flyers, long-stay travelers, couples who want privacy and families who'd rather have a kitchen than a minibar.

Closing out the list at #10, Central Hotel & Residences Saigon is the only proper 4-star in this group, scoring 8.5/10 across more than 1,400 reviews. It sits in District 4, a 10-minute drive from Pham Ngu Lao, so it trades the backpacker bustle for a quieter residential stretch near the Saigon River. The draw is the 25x10 m pool — the largest in the bunch, roughly seven times the boutique rooftop pools nearby — plus 200 rooms that start at a generous 30 sqm with a balcony, three restaurants, and a spa with sauna and steam. Rates open at $34 a night and run to about $100 for the top rooms. It suits couples and families who want a big pool and full 4-star service on a modest budget, and don't mind being a short Grab ride out of the party district.