An Lam Saigon River · Dining, spa & pool

Dining, spa and the pool at An Lam Saigon River

An Lam Saigon River has three restaurants, one shared outdoor pool, a spa with sauna, steam room and jacuzzi, a yoga sala and a gym — everything on site, which matters because nothing lies within walking distance. Opening hours below are the hotel’s own, checked in October 2026.

Long turquoise pool lined with green loungers and parasols beside a lawn and tall trees

Facts checked October 2026 against the hotel’s published information.

Opening hours at An Lam Saigon River

What is open when, according to the hotel’s own pages. Hours can change for events and holidays, so check at reception on arrival.

FacilityHoursNotes
Breakfast7–10:30 amSen Bistro & Cafe, on the riverbank
Sen Bistro & Cafe11 am–5 pmLunch: Vietnamese and Italian dishes
Sen Vietnamese Dining5–10 pm (last order 9 pm)Southern Vietnamese, shared round tables
Riva Dining & LoungeLounge 4–11 pm; dining 6–10 pm (last order 9 pm)Mediterranean and Italian, river-view lounge
Jungle Wellness and Spa9 am–9 pmTreatments, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi
Yoga & meditation salaBy daily programmeYoga, meditation, sound healing
Fitness centreNot publishedIn the wellness area; ask at reception
Outdoor poolNot publishedShared pool in the garden
River fishing9 am–4 pmPaid, on request

Hours as published on the hotel’s website, checked October 2026.

What each facility is really like

Open-sided riverside dining room with colourful chairs and long views over the water

7 am–5 pm · Riverside

Sen Bistro & Cafe

The all-day restaurant on the bank, where breakfast is served and most guests eat lunch. The menu mixes Vietnamese and Italian dishes; recent guests say breakfast has moved to a self-service format.

Worth it if you want an easy riverside lunch between pool sessions.
Skip it if you need a wide choice of vegetarian breakfast dishes — guests find it limited.

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Dinner table laid with white linen on a deck between banyan roots beside the river

5–10 pm

Sen Vietnamese Dining

Southern Vietnamese cooking served family-style at round tables — the meal guests praise most. Private dinners can also be laid out on the decks or by the pool.

Worth it if you want to eat the region’s dishes without leaving the resort.
Skip it if you are on a tight budget: food prices are a common complaint.

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Round dining room under a ribbed timber dome with a chandelier and pink and blue velvet chairs

Lounge 4–11 pm

Riva Dining & Lounge

Mediterranean and Italian dishes under a copper-ribbed dome with velvet chairs; the lounge serves drinks until 11 pm and looks out over the river.

Worth it if you want a drink at sunset or a change from Vietnamese food.
Skip it if Italian food is your priority — some guests rate it below the Vietnamese restaurant.

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Aerial view of a rectangular turquoise pool framed by dense greenery and pink bougainvillea

Shared pool · Five private-pool types

The pools

One shared pool in the garden with a wooden deck, loungers and woven daybeds; the hotel does not publish its size or hours. Five room types add a private pool, one of them infinity-edge.

Worth it if you want a quiet swim and an afternoon under the trees.
Skip it if you want to swim laps: guests find the shared pool smaller than expected.

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Twin treatment room with green-draped massage beds under a red lantern and arched windows onto foliage

9 am–9 pm

Jungle Wellness and Spa

Three treatment rooms, a beauty room, a sauna, a steam room and a jacuzzi. Signature massages combine Vietnamese and modern techniques, and body treatments include coconut scrubs.

Worth it if you want a full spa afternoon without leaving the resort.
Skip it if you are watching costs: guests call the treatments expensive, and prices are given only on site.

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Paved garden path under huge banyan trees with aerial roots and potted plants

Paid · Book ahead

Cruises, cooking and the garden

A 45-minute private sunset cruise costs VND 4,536,000 for two (October 2026), a 45-minute cooking class VND 1,020,000 per person with a minimum of two, and river fishing runs from 9 am to 4 pm. There is also an organic garden behind the restaurants.

Worth it if you want one memorable evening on the water.
Skip it if you were expecting free kayaks or bikes — neither appears on the resort’s own pages.

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