
   
Grady Nguyen
Avoid living here. Plenty of other luxury apartments in Saigon that offers way more.

   
Malia Nguyen
Love the condo. We’ve had one of the best stays there. It’s clean, secluded, lots of green, and very high end.
Many people complain about strict security but I find it necessary so that the place can be kept intact and neat.
I just hope there will be less tourist coming in and out behaving badly. I sometimes find these tourist annoying despite being a traveler myself.

   
Douglas Jackson
Great condo unit and grounds, but maintenance is lacking e.g., (1) male sauna at Tilia has not been working properly since April 25 eg, extremely slow to preheat, temperature tops out at 70 degrees. Three months later, have only received alternating messages that it’s been fixed, or being investigated, or that they are preparing a “plan”; (2) cosmetic marble stripping around pool is falling off in parts exposing taped electrical wires that dangle centimeters from the water line. I assume they know about this…why hasn’t it been fixed after 18 months? Meanwhile, one sees cleaners walking around taking photos as proof of their work…why not the same standard when it comes to maintenance crews?

   
Linh N
The complex allows dogs, but only because they recognize they can’t ignore the rapidly growing community of dog owners, a clear and natural social trend. However, their regulations show a lack of real understanding of dogs. For instance, requiring dogs to be both leashed and muzzled is unreasonable. Dogs need to pant while walking to regulate their body temperature, and some small breeds don’t even have muzzles that fit properly. Additionally, the one dog per apartment rule does not make much sense as apartment sizes and layouts vary significantly. Anyone who genuinely loves dogs would see through this shallow attempt at being pet friendly. If the management truly wants to create a quality environment for pet owners, they should consult with someone who deeply understands and cares about dogs when drafting the pet policy handbook. For now, don't believe in their pet friendly propaganda

   
Soko 37 (Soko37)
Apartment complex opposite district 1, luxury living, no traffic, need for own transport as distant to big supermarkets or other big shopping. Some restaurants or grocery or coffee shops inside the complex

   
Nicoise D'hotellerie
I regret to have chosen to live here. The windows are simple glass and it’s such a loud building with all comcerts, boats that put loud musics ( it’s currently Sunday 11:30pm and I can’t sleep for noise) many events such as marathon on week ends and neighbors playing piano, or vacuuming at 6:30am. On top of that, you are treated terribly by employees. You can’t do anything, not invite anybody without filing a form, if you go to the pool you need facial recognition + writing in a book name, apt number and hour you arrived. You can’t leave anything on the balcony and if you call maintenance to fix something, they will pretend to fix it and then leave. Up to today it’s not working, they always tell me they will send someone but no one. The parking security people is extremely strict. They are a pain. I can’t wait to move out of here.

   
Thang Tran Viet
Great landscape, luxury condo, got best view in Thu Thiem

   
Andrew R
After taking two weeks to tour over 20 buildings in Districts 1 and 2, I found that Empire City offers the best value for both price and quality. Although the area is still under development to build a new Singapore-esque modern city in a city, the local dining options are superb and transportation to anywhere in either D1 or D2 is more than affordable, costing only $2-$3 USD or 75k VND.
What impresses me most is the responsive and effective management compared to past properties I’ve lived in. Any issues are promptly addressed, and maintenance tasks are completed the same week. Additionally, the number of staff members on-site is remarkable—and they keep the place in pristine condition. From opening every door for you to maintaining the facilities and landscaping, their team is both large and dedicated 24/7. The gardening team alone does a phenomenal job tending to the lush plant life across the property day and night.
In my view, this place easily deserves a 5-star rating and beats most luxury properties in the US. It’s also 10x quieter than anywhere else in HCMC. My experience heavily contradicts any negative reviews. I suspect those are mainly from Grab drivers that are upset that the 10+ security guards are doing their jobs and keeping them out of the flower beds and running amok all over. I have never had an issue with security once here.
I personally wish I didn’t have to walk to the gate to pickup my deliveries but I also feel extremely safe here because of the security doing their job compared to most security in Vietnam just sitting there doing nothing. The team here is constantly patrolling, keeping the property clean, and ensuring that it’s safe.