Coucou Homestead I - Homestay & Dorm District 1

Coucou Homestead I - Homestay & Dorm District 1 is a homestay in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, with five room types ranging from private doubles and a triple to a single bed in a mixed dormitory. All five are air-conditioned and have city views, and the property stands in a quiet alley close to the bars and restaurants of the centre.

The private rooms measure 20 to 25 m², and every room has a patio or balcony. Four of the private rooms have a kitchenette with a stovetop, refrigerator, kitchenware and microwave, and the Deluxe Triple Room sleeps up to four guests. Family rooms are on offer, and the shared kitchen, minimarket and laundry cover the practical needs of a longer stay.

The garden and sun terrace provide outdoor space, with an outdoor dining area as well. Free WiFi covers all areas, and a tour desk and room service are available. Parking is not on the property: private parking is possible at a nearby location, with no reservation needed, at a daily charge. Pets are allowed, although charges may apply.

Coucou Homestead I - Homestay & Dorm District 1 offers five room types, from a 20 m² double room with a balcony to a 25 m² triple room that sleeps up to four. All of them are air-conditioned and have city views, and every room has a patio or balcony. Private bathrooms come with the Deluxe Queen Room, the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony and the Deluxe Triple Room, and four of the rooms have a kitchenette with a stovetop, refrigerator and microwave.

The Double Room with Balcony and the bed in the six-bed mixed dormitory share bathroom facilities. The dormitory bed is a single bed in a room with a balcony, a seating area and an electric kettle, suited to a solo traveller who is happy to share. The Deluxe Queen Room is the only room with a choice of bed set-ups, either a king-size bed or a single bed with a double bed, which lets two guests choose the arrangement they prefer.

Outdoors, Coucou Homestead I - Homestay & Dorm District 1 has a sun terrace, a garden and an outdoor dining area, and a shared kitchen where guests can prepare their own food. A minimarket is on site, and luggage storage, lockers and laundry are available.

The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day, and private check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping, room service, 24-hour security and a tour desk complete the service side. Board games and puzzles are offered, and the property has family rooms and non-smoking rooms. The upper floors are reached by stairs only.

Free WiFi is available in all areas, and internet services are offered. Air conditioning, a desk, a wardrobe, a hairdryer, free toiletries and towels are in the rooms, and the kitchen areas have a refrigerator and a microwave. Pets are allowed, although charges may apply, and parking is paid and off-site, at a nearby location.

Coucou Homestead I - Homestay & Dorm District 1 stands on Lê Thị Riêng, a side street in District 1 where the centre's bars and restaurants are close at hand while the street itself stays quiet. Yugen Bar, Shanla Bar and Hybrid Saigon are about 50 m away, and the restaurants Sushi Miya and Parsley are at the same distance. The calm of the alley is one of the points guests raise when they talk about the property.

Transport links are close. The Saigon bus station (Bến xe Sài Gòn) is 300 m away, Saigon Railway Station is 1.9 km away and Tan Son Nhat International Airport is 5.1 km away. Private parking is possible at a nearby location, needs no reservation and carries a daily charge, so drivers should plan for it. The property asks guests to tell it their expected arrival time in advance.

The main sights lie within a short distance. September 23 Park is 400 m away, Tao Dan Park 500 m and Ben Thanh Market 850 m, a walk of about ten minutes. Ben Thanh Market is the best-known covered market in the district for food, crafts and souvenirs, while the War Remnants Museum covers the Vietnam War through photographs and military exhibits. The Ho Chi Minh City Museum and the Fine Arts Museum are also close by, with collections on the city's history and on art.