Rex Hotel Saigon

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Rex Hotel Saigon Originally built as a French garage in the early 20th century, in 1959, Rex Hotel, was expanded into a 6-storey commercial center. It was leased to the American Cultural Center in 1960, at which time the Abraham Lincoln Library was established on the ground floor. During the Vietnam War, the U.S. Department of Information was based at the hotel, which quickly became a favorite haunt of American officers and a daily press briefing for foreign reporters, aka "five o'clock follies".
In 1973, the building was renamed Rex Mall. It includes three cinemas, a cafeteria and a discotheque, famous throughout Southeast Asia. Designs were drawn up to transform the Mall into an illustrious hotel, however, the project was not realized when the war ended on April 30, 1975.
Since 1975 until now, the development and prosperity of the country has come to an end. Rex Trade Center became the property of Saigontourist HCMC and was upgraded to an international hotel, renamed Ben Thanh. "Rex Hotel" has been accepted as its international trademark.
The hotel has been voted by the Vietnam Tourism Association in the “Top Ten Hotels” for ten consecutive years. In 2008, Rex Hotel was ranked as an international 5-star hotel. With traditional charm, a wide range of international standard services and 286 well-appointed rooms, the luxurious new refurbishments have been thoughtfully designed to preserve the historic integrity of the Rex Hotel. while introducing sophisticated postmodern architecture. Rex is truly “Your Vietnam Home”, a destination of choice for international VIPs, as well as tourists and friends.
“Ho Chi Minh is not the old Saigon. Everything changes according to the developing trend”. However, the memories remain. Rex is more than a hotel, in the words of Tim Page * on the occasion of the gathering of more than 100 foreign reporters and veterans at Rex's Rooftop in May 2005: “...from 5:00 p.m. to the meeting. The strange enlightenment of one hundred comrades, four decades down the line, the king of academics has surpassed the supply norm”.
Rex Hotel Saigon is one of the first 5-star hotels built and operated by the state. These refurbishments blend new international technology with national cultural features.
Vietnam is proud of this landmark hotel, dubbed the pearl of Vietnam tourism.
* Tim Page (born 25 May 1944 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent) is an award-winning British photographer.
who made his name during the Vietnam War and is now based in Brisbane, Australia.