The concrete skeleton at the corner of Tran Hung Dao and Nguyen Cu Trinh topped out just before Tet and is set to open later this year.
The Pullman Saigon Center represents the farthest reach of Saigon’s formerly-flourishing high-end commercial center. According to Turner, the Kume Sekkei designed building will feature a 33,000-square-meter (355,000-square-foot) hotel with 328 guest rooms, two restaurants, a swimming pool, conference facilities and a ballroom with seating for more than 300.
For Pullman, the 27-story project is their first in Saigon (their 5-star Vung Tao resort is set to open in a few months) as they aim to expand from 14 to 26 hotels globally in the coming years.
The hotel plans to open its doors sometime in Q3 this year.
