Uniworld's River Saigon sails the mighty Mekong River. Photo courtesy of Uniworld.
The newest member of the Uniworld Boutique River Cruise fleet, River Saigon features just 30 staterooms opening onto an expansive, wrap-around promenade deck to ensure the mighty Mekong is never far from sight.
Launched in January 2012, this petite 168-foot vessel is set to raise the standard in accommodations and amenities offered along one of China’s most mystical waterways.
Staterooms aboard River Saigon are small, but warm and inviting in appearance. Photo courtesy of Uniworld.
There are three categories of staterooms aboard the new River Saigon: Category 1, Category 2, and Category 3. Category 1 staterooms are located higher up on Jasmine Deck, whereas Categories 1 and 2 reside on Lotus Deck, forward of the Restaurant.
All three categories feature river views, and open up onto the wrap-around promenade decks to ensure that great photo or special moment is never far from reach.
All three categories include hotel beds featuring fine linens, and a full pillow menu is available for that extra-comfortable sleep. Other stateroom amenities include a vanity, a built-in closet with safe, individual climate control and bottled water. On the bathroom front, all are stocked with luxurious toiletries and include a hair dryer, bathrobes, and comfortable slippers.
The Restaurant serves up breakfast, lunch and dinner. Photo courtesy of Uniworld.
Aboard the River Saigon, guests are treated to all the amenities of a luxurious boutique hotel. With only 60 passengers onboard, there’s no shortage of available space to relax and soak in the views of one of the most spectacular locations on Earth.
A restaurant with panoramic views serves up breakfast, lunch and dinner, and guests can relax in the indoor lounge on Lower Deck or enjoy their beverage topside on the Sun Deck, where a bar and ample seating await.
A boutique and small massage area are also available, and wireless internet access is available in all public areas.
The expansive Sun Deck aboard River Saigon. Photo courtesy of Uniworld.
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