Yu Stay lovely and cozy home in center D1

Yu Stay lovely and cozy home in center D1 is an apartment in District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City, with air-conditioned units, private bathrooms and terraces with garden views. Each unit is a self-contained apartment rather than a hotel room, so you have your own space and a kitchen for cooking your own meals.

The larger option is a one-bedroom apartment of 34 m² with a separate bedroom, a living room with a sofa bed, a private entrance and a bathroom with a walk-in shower and bidet. The studio with terrace measures 25 m² and has one king-size bed. Both have a washing machine, a flat-screen TV and a terrace overlooking the gardens. Free WiFi covers the public areas, and the property has a minimarket, a coffee house and room service on site. Reception staff speak English and Vietnamese, and pets are allowed on request.

The apartments suit couples, small families and travellers who want their own kitchen and laundry in central District 1. Parking is off-site and paid, with a reservation needed, so drivers should plan for the car park nearby.

Yu Stay lovely and cozy home in center D1 has two room types, and both are self-contained units with a private bathroom, air conditioning, a kitchen and a terrace with garden views. The difference is size and layout: the One-Bedroom Apartment is the larger choice, with a separate bedroom and living space, while the Studio with Terrace is a single compact room for two.

Every unit includes a flat-screen TV, a washing machine and kitchen equipment such as a microwave, a refrigerator and a stovetop, so you can cook and do laundry without going out. Both types share the terrace and the garden views, but only the apartment has a separate bedroom, a living room and a private entrance. Families and couples can both book either type, although the apartment is the one with room for up to three guests.

Most facilities serve self-catering. Each unit has air conditioning and a kitchen with a stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, kitchenware and electric kettle, while the laundry is covered by a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Free toiletries, a hairdryer and a bidet are provided in the bathrooms.

On site you will find a minimarket, a coffee house and room service, and daily housekeeping keeps the rooms in order. Security is provided around the clock, with a 24-hour security service, CCTV outside the property and a security alarm, and the non-smoking rule applies throughout the property.

Free WiFi is available in public areas, pets are allowed on request, and parking is off-site and paid. Outdoor furniture, a patio, a balcony and a terrace complete the outdoor side, while the sofa, the seating area and the desk furnish the indoor space.

The apartment is on Huỳnh Khương Ninh street in District 1, the central district of Ho Chi Minh City, where guests mention a café downstairs and bakeries close by. Within a few hundred metres are the Đình Hòa Mỹ temple (150 m), the Jade Emperor Pagoda (250 m), Da Kao Market (300 m) and Le Van Tam Park (350 m), which has a playground for children. The streets around it mix small shops, local homes and older temples, so the market and the pagodas are a short walk from the door, and the park gives a green break from the traffic on the main roads.

Tan Son Nhat International Airport is 3.9 km away and Saigon Railway Station 2.2 km, and a taxi is the simplest way to reach either from the apartment. Allow extra time in the morning and evening rush hours, when the roads around District 1 fill with motorbikes. If you arrive by car, private parking is arranged at a car park nearby, with a reservation needed and a charge of VND 100,000 per day, so arrange it before you drive in.

For sights, the Zoo and Botanical Garden Ho Chi Minh is 1.2 km away and the War Remnants Museum is 1.3 km, both reachable by a short taxi ride. The Ho Chi Minh City Museum and the Vietnam History Museum are in the same part of the city, and Tao Dan Park, 1.8 km away, is a large green space for a late-afternoon walk. Within the district the walk to the markets and temples takes minutes, so an afternoon can easily combine a museum with a visit to Da Kao Market and a stroll in Le Van Tam Park.