Luxury Ho Chi Minh City Gym & Poolside 1-Bedroom Oasis!

Tresor Pool Gym, 1 bed room with beautiful view Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam

Luxury Ho Chi Minh City Gym & Poolside 1-Bedroom Oasis!

Luxury Ho Chi Minh City Gym & Poolside 1-Bedroom Oasis! - A Muddled, Magnificent Review

Alright, buckle up buttercups, because I'm about to spill the (perfectly sanitized, probably) tea on this “Luxury Ho Chi Minh City Gym & Poolside 1-Bedroom Oasis!” - and let me tell you, it's been a journey. I'm talking a rollercoaster of zen moments, mild panic over tiny ants, and the constant, nagging feeling I was almost cool enough to belong. Let's just say, this review will be less polished hotel brochure and more… well, me.

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Let's Dive In (Hopefully, Safely):

First impressions? Swanky. Absolutely swanky. You walk in, and it's all gleaming marble, hushed whispers, and staff who seem to effortlessly glide instead of walk. The elevator whisked me up to my room faster than I could say "Wow, this lobby is impressive." Thank god. I had about 5 bags and I wasn't exactly eager to struggle up the stairs in this heat!

Accessibility: (Important!)

Okay, important bit. The reviews mention 'Facilities for disabled guests' but I can't verify exactly. They probably have Elevators, which is a huge plus and I did see level access. If you need specific info though, DEFINITELY call ahead and clarify. Hotels say they're accessible, but you know what I mean.

The Room – My Little Oasis… With a Few Trivial Troubles:

My 1-bedroom? Glorious. Absolutely glorious. The air conditioning blasted cold air the second I walked in – a true blessing after battling the Saigon humidity. The blackout curtains were a godsend, even though I’m not sure why, I’m a natural night owl. The bed? A cloud. Seriously. I sunk in, and didn’t want to get back up.

Now, a few minor gripes, because perfection is boring, and frankly, impossible. The bathroom phone was a bit… unnecessary. Who calls from the bathroom unless something's gone horribly wrong? And the mirror was a little too perfect. I found myself staring at my reflection for far too long, wondering if I should invest in face cream.

Oh, and the ant situation. I know, I know, first-world problem, but I did see a colony working away. I mean, I'm in Ho Chi Minh City, come on, the ants are not going to beat me! I’m not going to lie, I felt a bit like the Pied Piper with my crumbs. The complimentary tea and coffee/tea maker were brilliant, but I did have to sweep an army of ants away from the sugar packets. Nothing serious, just a bit… comical.

Cleanliness and Safety: (I felt Safe and Confident in the Hygiene Standards)

Listen, this stuff is a big deal right now. And these guys seem to take it seriously. I'm guessing this is not just a gimmick for the tourists. The hand sanitizer was everywhere. I mean, everywhere. The staff were masked. The rooms are sanitized between stays. The daily disinfection in common areas sounds like a serious effort. Plus, I noticed the Anti-viral cleaning products in action. I felt a little bit like I was in a sterile laboratory.

They actually have a room sanitization opt-out available, they care about our comfort! I was kind of annoyed to be reminded of our current situation, but at least they make me feel as safe as possible.

Dining, Drinking & Snacking: (Nom Nom Nom!)

Look. The 24-hour room service is dangerous for someone like me. They have a A la carte in restaurant and a Buffet in restaurant. It made me want to order everything. The Western breakfast was… good. Perfectly fine. Nothing to write home about. The Asian breakfast was a whole other ballgame. Some of the best Pho I’ve had, and I'm a Pho snob! The juice was fresh, the fruit was ripe, and the coffee… strong enough to wake the dead. (Perfect for battling jet lag, which, let’s be honest, is always the case.)

The Poolside bar was a MUST. Cocktails, sunshine, and a view? Yes, please. Although the Happy hour prices were a bit… happy hour for my wallet. The Snack bar was also a great help at times!

Things to Do & Ways to Relax: (Spa Day, Anyone?)

The Pool with view is the star. Seriously, the pool is stunning. The water was cool, refreshing, and perfect for lounging. I could've stayed there all day, every day.

But, that’s not all! The Spa was a slice of heaven. I caved and got a Massage. Oh. My. God. (And I had a lovely Body scrub!) My muscles haven’t been this relaxed since… well, probably ever. The Sauna, and the Steamroom were tempting, but I'm still working on my 'zen' face. I did try the Foot bath and it was surprisingly enjoyable. All the stress of the city just melts away. I think I needed that.

Also, a visit to the Gym/fitness! I didn't, but the equipment looked decent. You do you.

Services & Conveniences: (Did I Mention the Concierge?)

24-hour front desk? Check! Concierge who could probably arrange a date with a unicorn? Check! Daily housekeeping was impeccable, even with my ant situation. They were so good at their job! I’m not sure how that’s possible, but they did it.

The Cash withdrawal came in handy… although I quickly realized I was spending way too much on room service. The Currency exchange was also quite useful.

Getting Around:

The Airport transfer was seamless and efficient. The Taxi service was readily available, but I preferred using Grab (the local ride-hailing app). The Car park [free of charge], I used. Not a lot of parking but available. Easy to navigate.

Internet & Wi-Fi: (Essential!)

The Wi-Fi [free] was a lifesaver – fast and reliable. I could actually get some work done (or, you know, scroll through Instagram for hours). This is something I can appreciate. No annoying lag. The Internet and Internet access – wireless were also fine.

For the Kids:

I didn't have kids but the Babysitting service could be a bonus. The Family/child friendly atmosphere. Kids facilities were aplenty! Perfect for Families!

Quirky Observations & Minor Gripes (Because I Can):

The complimentary Bottle of water was, blessedly, provided.
The Breakfast [buffet] was a bit of a scrum at peak times.
They had an Alarm clock, but I mostly used my phone.
The Doorman's smile was genuine, even at 3 AM.
The Elevator music was… questionable. Think elevator music meets elevator pop.
More than once, I was tempted to take a bath in the separate shower/bathtub just because.
A Luggage storage after check-out, which was great when I went to eat on the last day.

The Verdict:

Despite a few ant-related anxieties and a slight wallet-related tremor, Luxury Ho Chi Minh City Gym & Poolside 1-Bedroom Oasis! is a winner. It's a luxurious, comfortable, and surprisingly safe haven in a vibrant city. The pool, the spa, and the bed alone are worth it. Just… keep an eye out for the ants. They're sneaky.

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Stars (Would be 5 if I could magically eradicate all tiny insects!).

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Tresor Pool Gym, 1 bed room with beautiful view Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam

Okay, buckle up, buttercups, because this ain't your average, picture-perfect itinerary. This is me, flailing and loving it in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, specifically Tresor Pool Gym, one-bedroom with a view…hopefully not a cockroach view. Wish me luck, I need it.

Day 1: Arrival, Panic, and Pho-nomenal Noodles

Morning (because, let's be honest, my jet lag always says "good morning" at 3 AM):
- Touchdown at Tan Son Nhat International Airport. Smooth sailing, right? Wrong. Finding the right taxi driver felt like a life-or-death decision. They all swarm you like hungry piranhas. Decided on one with a slightly less aggressive smile and a car that, hopefully, wasn't held together with duct tape.
- Transfer to Tresor Pool Gym. Ah, yes, the promised oasis! The lobby felt…a little fancier than I expected. Like, "I hope my backpack isn't too grungy" fancy. Found the apartment. Okay, the view is EVERYTHING. Straight up breathtaking. I could get used to this. Now, inside the apartment… Well, it's a bit smaller than the pictures. And the air conditioning? Sounds like a dying walrus. But hey, the view! I'm sold! (And already slightly dehydrated from the flight and the heat).
- Rant Break: Seriously, why is the internet in so many places so…slow? It's like watching dial-up in 2023. I need to upload pictures of this view! This is important! #FirstWorldProblems #VacationLife
Afternoon:
- Trying to be a "cultured traveler," I downloaded Google Maps. (Okay, I’ve gotten lost a few times).
- Lunch: Pho. Pho! Oh, the Pho. Found a tiny little place down the street, chaotic and utterly delicious. The broth was a symphony of flavors, the noodles perfectly slippery, and the whole experience was a glorious, messy explosion of sensory delight. I almost licked the bowl. Almost. The vendor lady, bless her heart, probably thought I was a total savage.
Evening:
- Attempted to conquer the pool. It's gorgeous, but the water felt…a bit cold. And I, a person with the grace of a drunken flamingo, nearly face-planted trying to get in. Swam for about 10 minutes, then quickly retreated to the lounge chair, feeling like a majestic, but slightly chilled, sea creature.
- Food (again): Banh Mi! I’m on a mission to eat ALL the Banh Mi. Found a street vendor, and the sandwich was an absolute masterpiece. So crispy, so flavorful, so…cheap. Back in the room, crashed from pure exhaustion and post-Pho food coma. Goodnight!

Day 2: Markets, Motorbikes, and My Existential Dread of Crossing the Street

Morning:
- Breakfast with a view. Coffee on the balcony, watching the city wake up. It’s a beautiful chaos, a symphony of honking motorbikes and bustling street vendors. I'm pretty sure I can smell a mix of exhaust fumes, incense, and delicious food. Perfect blend.
- Venturing out into the madness. Ben Thanh Market. Overwhelming is an understatement. The vendors are relentless, bargaining is an art form I clearly haven't mastered, and the air is so thick with the aromas of spices and perfume that you can almost chew it. Bought some souvenirs, mostly because they were too persistent to ignore
- Quirky Observation: The sheer number of motorbikes is staggering. They swarm the streets like metallic bees. Crossing the road is a game of chicken with a thousand buzzing, two-wheeled death machines. It required a level of courage I didn't know I possessed. I swear, I held my breath the entire time. And after it, i wanted a drink.
Afternoon:
- Attempted to explore the War Remnants Museum. It was a powerful and sobering experience. Extremely impactful and incredibly sad. I did not expect the gravity of it to stay with me.
- Took a break at a local cafe to collect my thoughts over a strong Vietnamese coffee. It was pure ambrosia, the coffee that is.
Evening:
- Dinner at a rooftop restaurant. Romantic, they said. Beautiful view, they said. Maybe, but it was also sweltering. The food was good, but the constant sweat and the feeling that I was about to be eaten alive by mosquitos? Not so much.
- Wanted to go to bed early, but the jetlag, as always, was going to win . So, I am writing this at 3 AM, and I realized that I have been in this room for over 24 hours. Great.

Day 3: Temples, Trails, and the Trials of Laundry

Morning:
- Woke up late! Thank god for the view! It is a beautiful reminder of why I chose to come here.
- Decided to see some temples. The architecture is stunning. The incense smoke is thick. I spent the morning on the trails.
Afternoon:
- Laundry! Oh, the joy of finding a decent laundry service. Negotiating the price was an adventure of its own. Found one, dropped off my mountain of dirty clothes, and prayed to the laundry gods that everything came back in one piece.
Evening:
- Dinner. This time, less fancy, less "romantic." Just a simple meal at a small restaurant. Feeling a bit homesick, but also deeply grateful for the experience.
Late Night Rant: My luggage lost. Okay, I can't be completely serious, otherwise, the stress will be overwhelming. But the luggage loss is a little annoying. I wonder if will go find it myself.

Day 4: Relaxation, Reflection, and Realizations (and Maybe a Smoothie)

Morning:
- Finally, a lazy morning. Slept until I wanted, sipped coffee on the balcony, and just let myself be. It's been an exhausting, exhilarating, and utterly chaotic trip so far, and I'm starting to feel my energy come back to me.
Afternoon:
- Went back to the pool. Now I know the water is cold, but that's okay.
- The realization that the world is a huge place, and I'm just a small blip in the universe, which is both terrifying and liberating.
Evening:
- Enjoyed the sunset from the balcony. It was spectacular, and felt the weight of the world lift off my shoulders.
- One last Banh Mi. Because, you know, priorities.
Final Thoughts: Traveling alone is incredibly empowering. It's also lonely sometimes, exhausting sometimes, and a constant negotiation with your own anxieties. But it's real. Honest. And a story I'll be telling for years to come, probably with a laugh (and maybe a bit of a tremble in my voice). Vietnam, you've been wonderful, insane, and utterly unforgettable. Maybe next time I'll come back with a better grasp of bartering and a tolerance for motorbike madness.

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Luxury Ho Chi Minh City Gym & Poolside 1-Bedroom Oasis: Your Burning Questions (and My Chaotic Answers!)

What's the deal with the "luxury" part? Does it actually feel luxurious?

Okay, buckle up, because the "luxury" thing... it's a mixed bag. Like, remember that time I *thought* I was getting a five-star massage and it turned out to be... less than stellar? (Let's just say the masseuse clearly had a grudge against my shoulders). This place? It's got potential. The finishes *are* pretty swanky. Think sleek, modern, and way cleaner than my own apartment back home (don't judge!). The gym? Yeah, it's got all the shiny equipment you could want to sweat your butt off. But "luxury" isn't just the stuff, right? It's the *feeling*. And the feeling sometimes gets a little…lost. Mostly because… (ahem) I’m not exactly a graceful creature. I tripped on the perfectly polished marble floor the first day. Almost faceplanted right into the lobby. Luxury = mortifying experience, sometimes. So, yes and no. It *tries* hard, bless its heart.

Is the gym actually good? I need my gains!

Alright, gym rats, listen up. The gym's pretty solid. It has everything you'd expect. Treadmills, weights, machines that I pretend to know how to use... (YouTube is my coach!). They even had a little area for stretching, which, as someone with the flexibility of a rusty tin can, I appreciated. The downside? Sometimes, it’s *packed*. You wait for the equipment. Oh, and the music? A constant loop of, I swear, elevator music mixed with generic pop. Killed my vibe completely the second time! But look, it’s better than nothing, and the air conditioning is a *blessing* in that humidity. So, yes to gains...eventually. Just bring your own killer playlist. And maybe a therapist for the wait times.

What's the pool like? Is it worth the hype?

The POOL! Okay, NOW we're talking. The pool... is the best part, honestly. It's gorgeous. Infinity edge, amazing views of the city...it’s Instagram catnip. I spent a shameful amount of time just floating around, feeling like a movie star (a slightly sunburnt movie star who can't quite pull off a graceful dive). The water is always a perfect temperature. And the pool staff? Super attentive. They even brought me a ridiculously overpriced but delightfully refreshing cocktail. My only complaint? The sun loungers. Always. Taken. Seriously, it’s like a free-for-all from 6 AM. I even saw one woman put her bag in the pool to "reserve" a spot. The *nerve*! (I wanted to snatch her bag and use her spot). So, yeah, it's worth the hype if you can snag a lounger. Get up early, people!

Is the 1-bedroom apartment itself spacious enough?

Depends on your definition of "spacious." It's not cramped, not by a long shot. It's more like…efficiently designed. The bedroom is comfortable, the bed is dreamy, I nearly slept through my alarm every morning. The living area had a nice little couch, a TV, and a decent (though slightly less "luxury"-feeling) kitchenette. My biggest gripe? STORAGE. Or, rather, the blatant lack of it. Where do you put all your stuff? I ended up living out of my suitcase for most of the trip, which, let's face it, isn't exactly the "luxury" lifestyle. So, adequate? Yes. Spacious enough to live in if your a minimalist or like I said, if you're happy living out of suitcase... maybe not. I almost kicked a suitcase down the hallway on the first day.

Is the location convenient for exploring Ho Chi Minh City?

Location, location, location, right? Well, this place is…pretty darn good. It's central enough to get around easily. Taxis and Grab? Readily available. You can walk to some cool places, definitely. I would say it is pretty near the main area, but, ugh, traffic. The traffic in Ho Chi Minh City is a beast. Like, a snarling, honking, two-wheeled beast that will test your patience. I spent a significant portion of my time in transit. So, yes, convenient, but be prepared for the chaos of the street. Embrace the scooters! (Once you're brave enough.) And, invest in good noise-canceling headphones.

Anything else to know about this place? Any hidden downsides?

Oh, friend, you bet there are a few hidden (and not-so-hidden) downsides. Firstly, the AC? Glorious, most of the time. However, it can be a LITTLE *too* efficient. I almost froze overnight a couple of times. And the Wi-Fi? Spotty. Don't expect to stream HD movies without some buffering, especially during prime time. The soundproofing? Let's just say you'll hear what your neighbors are up to. I swear, I learned their life stories. The laundry is a pain. I had to send some clothes out, and it was a whole thing. And, remember the elevator? Well, it broke down. For a good two hours. I was stuck on the *eighteenth* floor! (Okay, I’m exaggerating, but still!) Be prepared to pack some patience. Ultimately, it's a decent place, but not perfect. Don't go expecting flawless luxury. Manage your expectations, and you'll have a good time. Just remember to bring a sweater, some earplugs, and a healthy dose of humor. You'll need it.

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