Overall, the Liberty 4 is a good hotel for the money. I stayed in a single deluxe, which was quite spacious and while not amazing, was quite comfortable. The breakfast offered in the morning was nothing to gush about, but it was a good balance between Eastern and Western foods. The high of Liberty 4 was the friendliness of the... more

We booked this hotel via our travel agent based on reviews found on this site. Hotel was very conveniently situated and staff were very friendly. Room size and condition was exactly as expected for the price - not luxurious but certainly not terrible. Paying this amount for a hotel in Australia would get you a much lower standard. Only real... more

We had requested a double bed and when we arrived in our room the two single beds had been moved forward and pushed together. They had not cleaned under the bed in forever, and left this for us to see. If a double bed was not available we would have perferred the bed be left as singles instead of trying... more

We booked 4 nights at the Liberty 4 on wotif.com in a junior suite. When we arrived there was a lot of confusion over which room we were in. Eventually we were given a room which didn't look to me like a junior suite, although the front desk insisted it was. Coming back after dinner on our second night the... more

We stayed for a last night in Vietnam at the Liberty 4 and we were both disappointed. We paid $80 for our room but stayed in better accommodation nearby for $35 earlier in the week. The staff gave us no information on our arrival so didn't know much about the facilities on offer or even where the restaurant was! The... more

My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel over Christmas and found it to be adequate. The lobby was small but pleasant. We were given a non-smoking (I truly appreciate this) room on the 4th floor. The size was good although it did not have a view which really did not matter to us. I purposely asked for a room... more

I can't really fault this hotel. It was in an excellent location, friendly staff and clean. The only thing would be the price. We also stayed at the Elios Hotel which is more or less next door. It is a newer hotel (with free internet access unlike the Liberty 4) and is 2/3 of the price. In short the Liberty... more

a bit pricey (by viet standards) but the staff are friendly. very good location-- in the backpacker's area but not right smack in the middle of it so it's not too crowded and busy. walking distance to a lot of good shops like Sapa (my fave vietnamese store, perfect for girlies) and benh tanh market. rooms are clean and spacious.... more

Let me start by saying this: by western standards, 65 bucks a night really isn't bad... I've stayed in much worse back in the UK and it has cost me more. But in Saigon? I expect a lot more bang for my buck. I booked this place from the UK before I realized how cheap accomodation was in Ho Chi... more