Small room · 25 m²
AOARASHI
青嵐 — green wind
Compact and calm for a short reset, a focused eight-hour stay or an overnight pause.
2 hours350.000đ
8 hours990.000đ
1 night1.350.000đ
Tilly House · Stay + Matcha, Coffee & Tea
Brewed for Moment.
Made for Staying.
A small urban house in central Saigon where a quiet room and a carefully made cup belong to the same experience. Stay for two hours, eight hours or overnight — then order from the café downstairs without leaving your room.
02private rooms
2H / 8Hflexible stay
1 nightovernight
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The Tilly idea
A room is part of the ritual.
Tilly House was imagined as more than a place to sleep and more than a place to drink matcha. Upstairs, AOARASHI and CHITOSE create two different rhythms for resting. Downstairs, the café keeps the stay connected to the smell, texture and pace of a freshly prepared cup.
The result is intentionally small: two rooms, one café and one address on Pasteur — designed for the kind of pause that fits the time you actually have.
Read our story →Stay upstairs.Private rooms, king beds, self check-in and the essentials for an easy city stay.
Drink downstairs.Matcha, Houjicha, coffee, tea, cacao, pastries and room-side ordering.
Choose your pace.Book for 2 hours, 8 hours or overnight — without turning a short pause into an all-day commitment.
Stay central.46E Pasteur, in the middle of Saigon and close to the city around you.
Tilly House Stay
Two rooms.
Two moods.
Both rooms include a king bed, private bathroom, washing machine, refrigerator, air conditioning, hot water, Wi-Fi, kettle, hair dryer, iron and self check-in.
Large room · 45 m²
CHITOSE
千歳 — timeless
More space and warmer proportions for guests who want to settle into the house a little longer.
2 hours450.000đ
8 hours1.450.000đ
1 night1.890.000đ
Tilly Journal
Stories from
the house.
Notes on short stays, Japanese-inspired hospitality, matcha rituals and the little decisions that shape Tilly House.
Two rooms, two rhythms.
How AOARASHI and CHITOSE turn the same address into two different ways to pause in Saigon.
Read story →Why a cup belongs to the stay.
From morning matcha to an evening coffee, the café is designed as part of the room experience.
Read story →A slower pause on Pasteur.
A small hospitality idea built for people who want to be central without feeling rushed.
Read story →Visit Tilly House