29 Le Duan Street

From individual desks to entire floorspace, Regus (Vietnam) at 29 Le Duan Street, District 1 is the perfect choice for businesses of all shapes and sizes. With nearly 3000 business centres in 900 cities across 120 countries, Regus is the world’s largest serviced office provider. The 27 available listings offer a variety of options from private spaces, virtual spaces to coworking spaces with a minimum desk count of one and a maximum of 20, starting at ₫1,747,059 up to ₫151,411,764. Each Regus centre offers fully serviced offices that come equipped with high-speed internet connection, office furniture and utilities so you can move in and start working instantly. In addition to the convenience of their flexible range of formats and great services such as mail handling admin tasks and call answering services handled by their staffed reception - your business will be running smoothly before you know it! Whether you’re based in major cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City or even rural areas - chances are there’s a Regus nearby that fits within your budget. So don't wait any longer - find the perfect space for your business today!

Situated on the bustling Le Duan Street in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, the Saigon Tower is an A Grade Building of 18 floors with plenty of features to make your time here comfortable and convenient. With paid parking in the building and bike racks for cyclists along with shower facilities, reception services, signage, printing facilities and meeting and boardroom options available to rent - this workspace offers something for everyone. You have 24/7 access to the building and there is also plenty of storage space for those needing to stock up on supplies or materials. Enjoy some fresh air on the balcony or outdoor area that overlooks the city skyline! There is air conditioning throughout with administration support and telephone answering service available, as well as disabled access for all customers so everyone can enjoy their time here comfortably and safely. Why not come down to 29 Le Duan Street today?