At the Myst Dong Khoi, an irregular exterior with unevenly spaced windows contrasts the skyline’s nearby highrises.

Concrete ceilings and exposed sprinkler pipes are a nod to the Saigon streetscape in the hotel’s public spaces.

In Bason Café, industrial parts and scraps salvaged from a demolished 200-year-old Ba Son Shipyard are an homage to Saigon’s rich history.

Red roof tiles, stone floors, and Vietnamese furnishings bring a warm, traditional touch to all-day dining outpost the Nest.

The 79-foot rooftop infinity pool overlooks the buzzing streets below.

Rooms take cues from traditional layouts of Vietnamese houses with outdoor showers and small gardens.