The 41 best places to live in Hanoi

My first destination to Hanoi, Vietnam was to Tran Quoc Pagoda, which we can see that its surrounded by the West Lake. Vendors can be seen selling all kinds of food and souvenir across the sidewalk before reaching the Pagoda. Its a beautiful sight, but due to unbearable heat, some of the fishes were dead and the whole place feels humid. Overall, it was an ok experience.

Nice lake for a long distance run. Most of the loop can be done right next to the lake with a nice breeze. About 15-16 km in total.

This beautiful lake is located about 6 km from city center. After visiting oldest Buddhist temple Tran Quoc Pagoda in Hanoi, which is next to lake, we stopped here for some time. It's beautiful lake ideal for photo opportunity. Three were few few vendors around selling souvenirs. We had cold fresh coconut water which was very nice. Worth visiting for few minutes...

West Lake is a peaceful escape in the middle of Hanoi. The view is wide and beautiful, especially at sunset. Around the lake you can find cafés, temples, and quiet spots to relax. It’s perfect for a morning walk, cycling, or just enjoying the fresh air away from the busy streets of the Old Quarter.

My friend wanted me to see West Lake, so I went with him. It was such a cool place. It's peaceful and there are many cafes. You can also see some food shops as well. It's much better if you just want to chill out rather than go to the city centre which is bustling with tourists.

ride a bike around this lake was the most chilling thing i’ve ever done. If u go early in the morning, there would be not rl crowd and the scene, atmosphere was so great, the wind,..

Beautiful scenery and lovely walk around the lake. It was busy, the weather a little grey, and gloomy, but a had a mystical feel about it . Enjoyed a nice walk around

We visited this lake as part of a city tour. The stories told by our guide were certainly more interesting than the surrounding scenery and attractions. It's definitely a must-see if you're staying in Hanoi.

Located at the heart i.e old part of Hanoi near old quarters. In English it is known as lake of returned sword It’s one of the most famous tourist spot for visitors and hangout spot for locals The circumference of lake is paved for joggers. At evening lot of crowd gather at square near lake to enjoy the serene atmosphere with local music bands /individuals playing music. There are lot of vendors selling food to tourist No ticket required to visit here. There is a famous temple located at the islet in the lake reached via wooden bridge that lighted from evening. The lake is habitat to giant turtles ,few bodies of turtles are preserved and displayed in the temple. There is also a old tower at midst of lake. A must visit place in Hanoi.

Loved our morning stroll along Hoan Kiem Lake just around the old quarters. Beautiful view, fresh air, and plenty of space to walk as the paths are wider than the streets that most are used to. Came across a few runners, countless walking, and numerous couples, families, and friends opting for photography with this beautiful lake. Can't blame them! There is a bridge that requires some sort of entry fee to receive access but today we simply soaked in the experience. Locals clearly love to gather around this place too. A temple at the centre of the lake is within view. The greenery and garden surrounding the lake is so well taken care of. Saw several locals watering and caring for it during our stroll.

Such a magic place to visit, perfect for a casual walk after a feed or even to get some exercise in. Seeing the locals exercise around the lake gives you a feeling of happiness and calm. It's truely beautiful ✨️❤️

To have this lake in the middle of Hanoi is such a respite from the hustle bustle of the old quarters. It's breezy and calm, and seems to absorb all the frenzy within it. Love sitting by the lake on cloudy morning or breezy evenings and chewing away on my banh mi. Highly recommend to stay close the lake, preferably with lake facing views from hotels when visiting as a tourist.

This is a great site to go for a walk and see some of Hanoi. There are other sites nearby this lake, as well as a plethora of places to eat and drink.

Hoan Kiem Lake is the calm heart of Hanoi — a beautiful place to walk, relax, and enjoy the city’s atmosphere. Surrounded by trees, cafés, and local life, it’s especially charming in the evening when the lights reflect on the water. Peaceful, scenic, and a must-see in the Old Quarter.

A very peaceful historical site with many monuments and beautiful views. There weren’t many tourists, so we were able to fully enjoy the area, explore all the buildings, and even visit the underground bunker. Definitely worth seeing for anyone interested in history and unique architecture, offering both a quiet atmosphere and fascinating sights that make it a memorable experience. .

Honestly, when I think of the many incredible UNESCO World Heritage sites in Asia, this was something of a disappointment. I understand it's cultural importance and archaeological value but it isn't getting very much care and attention. I kid you not when I say that it's a rubbish dump in one corner and a great many of the buildings are in a state of considerable disrepair. I would happily pay more to enter in order that they spend some money on upkeep. Also the garden in front is basically a stage for sports, concerts and events with a stage completely blocking the view of the principle building. It definitely has atmosphere, some interesting artifacts and great history but I am not convinced they are doing it justice.....

Fascinating place with so much history. Between the photos of “then and now” you can see the old majesty of the citadel. As others have said it appears much of the archaeological site is in much need of funding but well worth the visit. Ensure you see the bunkers as well. An eye into a much more recent past.

The Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long is a truly extraordinary and unmissable UNESCO World Heritage Site that forms the spiritual and political heart of Hanoi. This vast complex offers a fascinating journey through over a thousand years of Vietnamese history, with layers of culture from the Lý, Trần, and Lê Dynasties all in one place. ​Walking through the magnificent Đoan Môn (Main Gate) and admiring the ancient Hanoi Flag Tower is a powerful experience, making you feel the grandeur of the imperial past. However, the site's real strength lies in its blend of history, from the 11th-century foundations and the famous Stone Dragon Steps of the Kinh Thiên Palace, to the D67 Revolutionary House and Bunker used by the Vietnamese military leadership during the war. ​The atmosphere is peaceful and offers a wonderful escape from the city noise. I highly recommend taking the time to explore the archaeological excavation site across the street to fully appreciate the depth and complexity of this incredible historical landmark. It is a profoundly moving and educational visit!

This is one of the must see for those history buff and loves old architecture and green space. Else, avoid this place as it might bored you after taking pictures. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and served as the political heart of Vietnam for nearly 13 consecutive centuries. A lot 2-3 hours to be able to enjoy the whole complex. Bring water and food bites in case you feel thirsty and hungry. Admission fee as follows: a. Adults: 70,000 VND (~2.66USD) b. Children under 16: Free admission

Though not huge the Imperial Citadel is good to explore. Most of the buildings have been restored, though the North Gate and the Flag Tower are still original. The North Gate is a nice place for people watching; locals come here to do photoshoots with flowers. The bunkers that were used during Vietnamwar give additional historic value. Local schools come to the citadel for day trips. The kids might ask you to do a short interview to practice their English. I thoroughly enjoyed that. I visited here on a weekday and it wasn't too busy. Even though entry is ticketed (100.000 VND), this doesn't seem to be ensured too strictly (as in: you could easily walk past the entry gate without buying a ticket). Also please be aware of a scam that specifically is targeting tourists. I was approached by a man asking me where I came from. I'd considered that he was part of the school trip. First he asked me to fill a questionnaire. Then he indicated he was collecting donations for the Red Cross, even showing me a (fake) badge. He showed me a notebook with all previous donations. It showed big amounts, like $20, €40, 500.000 VND. He proceeded asking a donation from me too. I just gave a small amount (50.000 VND) though he tried to get more. Then he quickly buzzed off and I realized I was scammed. Please be aware of this scam.

Went here after exploring the Ho Chi Minh Complex. So we get to learn Vietnam's history during his time and the time before that. Super cool! We loved the exhibits and was super fascinated of the archaeological site!

A fascinating and respectful place to visit. The complex is well maintained and the atmosphere is calm and dignified. The queue was long but moved quickly, and the guards were very professional. It took around two hours in total, including security checks and walking through the site. It was quite hot and humid, so bring water and dress comfortably. A meaningful and highly recommended experience to learn about an important part of Vietnam’s history.

Beautiful grounds with the palace and mausoleum. We went right when it opened at 7:30 and there were no crowds. It was easier to appreciate the grandness of it all without tons of your groups. Much of the grounds are blocked off, but guards were friendly and made it clear where to go.

I'm Anthony, and these are my kneecaps. I was allowed in. My shorts were just touching the tops of my kneecaps. I asked the guard if it was a bit higher, then demonstrated to him, would I be let in? He said no. The security is strict at the metal detector. Ba Dinh Square itself is free to visit. The Ho Chi Minh Museum and the Stilt House area are an additional charge. Viewing the HCM mausoleum from the outside is free. There was a very nice volunteer tour orginazation giving free tours. Definitely recommend reaching out to them.

I so loved the deep culture of this place and respect the Vietnamese people give to their first president. He is often known as an Uncle too in every Vietnamese family. Good place to visit and see once when at Vietnam

Visited the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum — a truly respectful and historical site in Hanoi. Entry is *free of charge*, and no tickets are required. The atmosphere is calm and well-organized, with clear security procedures. It’s a must-visit to understand Vietnam’s history and pay respects to their beloved leader. Dress modestly and arrive early as it can get crowded.

Nice place to visit - well laid out wide avenues with the parliament building, ministry of defence and then main attraction - the mausoleum are very good. I believe parade happens here on special occasions like independence day and other special national events day. That must be a grand spectacle!

Awesome place to learn and appreciate the impact and contribution of Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam. It is a large complex so be prepared to walk. Note that security is super strict - dress modestly, keep phones in your bags during security check, follow the line, no taking of pictures inside the mausoleum.

Stepping into Hoa Lo Prison was like walking back in time. The dark cells, heavy doors, and detailed exhibits created a somber atmosphere that really conveyed the weight of its history. The information throughout was clear and engaging, making the stories of the past feel vivid and real. It wasn’t crowded during my visit, so I could wander quietly and reflect, spending about an hour inside. The entry fee was very reasonable for such a powerful experience. With half the site outdoors and little air conditioning inside, the heat added to the intensity of the visit. A haunting yet unforgettable stop in Hanoi.

Nice place. You will get to see the history of the prison, the way they showcasing the history with the realistic statues will make you feel standing there back then. Well preserved and details written everywhere. Even without the audio guide also you will understand everything.

Definitely worth a visit if you want to learn about Vietnam’s history during the French occupation and the Vietnam War. The displays are eye opening and tell the story really well. It is sad to see how prisoners were kept shackled before execution, but it gives real perspective on what they went through. A powerful place to visit and highly recommended.

HOA LO (HANOI HILTON) prison will be of great interest for anyone who has taken the time to research Vietnam's history, and it's struggles with transient foreign powers. The setting underlines the incredible will power of the Vietnamese people to endure inhuman treatment at the hands of external aggressor's. In recent years the prison was synonymous for detaining American pilots, downed during 'missions'. The facility is well visited by the local citizens and tourists alike. There are audible guides freely available which allow you to comfortably solo guide through the setting. The venue is well maintained, very informative and th staff are helpful. What more can you ask for.

Situated in the city and easy to reach from the old quarters. Only a small portion of the original facility remained. Lots of exhibits showing the history and condition of the prisoners and we were able to walk into the cells as well. Worth a visit if you have never visited a prison.

A powerful and emotional museum that tells the story of Vietnam’s turbulent past. Hoa Lo Prison offers well-curated exhibits, strong visuals, and detailed explanations that help you understand the realities faced by prisoners. A sobering but important visit — highly recommended if you want to learn more about Hanoi’s history.

Very very interesting and informative, definitely a must see if you’re visiting Hanoi. Also the gift shop here has very cheap prices for souvenirs! I regret not buying souvenirs there because I found the same items sold for more expensive at markets.

Was recommended the honey grilled chicken which was quite underwhelming and did not feel very traditional. The Nem Lui was good and we were able to get extra veges, noodles and rice paper. The crazy pho cocktail was good however, lychee martini would not be recommended. Did not find this place authentic and was quite disappointed. Service was good however - Trang.

Exceptional cooking class with Chef Trang today. She took us to the market to select the ingredients for the 3 dishes we prepared: green mango salad with tiger prawns, vegetarian spring rolls and grilled land fish. Chef Trang is an excellent instructor and the class was fun, informative and well paced. We loved our delicious lunch after too. Highly recommend everyone try this memorable experience! Much better than the cooking class we had in Vancouver Canada before we came!

So peaceful! Food, desserts, cocktails were really good. Ambience is great. Trang, our server, was very kind and accommodating 💛 Our favorites were the apple crumble dessert, and the lemon grass chicken!

A Perfect Hanoi Dining Experience! Hanoi Food Culture is a delightful hidden gem in the Old Quarter with a tranquil, beautiful atmosphere. The food was absolutely exceptional! We highly recommend the Vietnamese Spring Rolls—perfectly crispy and flavorful—and the Grilled Chicken with Ginger Honey Sauce, which was incredibly tender and rich. What truly elevated our evening was the service, especially from our server, Lily. She was attentive, kind, and professional, making sure our entire visit was flawless. A must-try spot for great food and fantastic staff!

Very nice restaurant and the good vibe and good food! Highly recommend for people looking for Vietnamese cuisine. And Cảm ơn Quang for serving us, super nice staff, good food recommended and good service! Def will check-in again next time!

Our group of 7 had dinner at this cute little restaurant. Mia was welcoming and patient, explaining the lovely authenic Vietnamese dishes to us. The food was incredible, full of flavour and beautifulle presemted.

The food was truly delicious. This was my very first time ordering a buffalo dish and it was so good. Mia was my waitress and she was incredibly friendly and helpful throughout the entire dinner. Everything was a positive experience. I will definitely come back again

Great vibes but prices of food is kind of high compare to 2 streets away

One of the busiest street in the old square, especially in the evening. If you wanna try street foods with local beer 🍺 you can visit this area. If you don’t like noise, forget this place.

All a bit mad, and that was a Sunday. Not just beer, loads of food options, bars and all kinds. Great vibe.

This is one of the central streets in Hanoi with lots of shops and lots of traffic all the time.

Bùi Viện Street, often called the “backpacker street” of Saigon, is one of those places that never really sleeps. Located in the heart of District 1, it’s a chaotic mix of neon lights, loud music, and a constant stream of both locals and travelers. If you’re looking for energy, this street delivers it in full force. The moment you step in, you’re greeted by rows of bars, pubs, restaurants, and street food vendors, each trying to pull you in with drink deals, live music, and the promise of a fun night. It’s the kind of place where you can start with a cheap beer at a roadside stool, then end up in a rooftop bar or dancing at a club until morning. That being said, Bùi Viện isn’t for everyone. The noise, crowds, and occasional rowdiness can be overwhelming, especially on weekends when the street is packed shoulder-to-shoulder. It’s best enjoyed if you come with the right mindset: open to a little chaos, willing to meet people from all around the world, and ready to soak in the wild atmosphere. Love it or hate it, Bùi Viện Street is an unforgettable part of Saigon nightlife—a must-visit at least once for the experience.

Gorgeous street in the Old Quarter Hanoi. Very busy and full of energy. Some great little old buildings worth taking pictures of

Walking street to enjoy Night life in Hanoi Vietnam

Absolutely incredible. The history is amazing. I highly recommend you get a guided tour for all the amazing historical information

One of the four guarding temples of Thang Long, that were built in four directions of the citadel to protect the capital from malevolent spirits. Bach Ma temple nestled in the center of the old quarter and protects the east of the capital. One theory is that the temple was built in the 9th century and named Long Do Temple, to pay tribute to Long Do - an ancient deity that made a huge contribution to the country. It was renamed to Bach Ma Temple by King Ly Thai To. Another theory is that the temple was built by King Ly Thai To after the capital was relocated from Hoa Lu to Thang Long in 1010.

Banch Ma Temple is a very peaceful and beautiful place. The view is amazing, and the temple feels calm and spiritual. The walk to the temple is nice, surrounded by nature. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy the quiet atmosphere

Free to enter. Well worth a visit. Amazing temple in the middle of town. If you have 20 minutes and in the area make sure you visit

Nice and unique temple. The horse eyes are full of expression and charm.

A beautiful temple. Worth visiting if you're in Hanoi. Timings for public visits are 8 AM - 11 AM and 2 PM - 5 PM.

A very happening temple with many devotees. Interestingly they have a plaque in Chinese describing hanoi as a province of (presumably) China.

Hanoi Old Quarter is a lively and fascinating part of the city filled with history, culture, and endless energy. The narrow streets are packed with shops, cafes, and street food vendors, making it a great place to explore on foot. It can get crowded and noisy, but that’s part of its charm. The mix of old architecture and modern life gives it a unique atmosphere that really captures the spirit of Hanoi.

Grounding experience to visit the old quarters and get a peak into a blend of the old and new in Hanoi. Vibrant streets, bustling with mopeds, and people going about their work. Flocks of people enjoying a meal and beer together. Lots of small plastic stools signature of the area. Just a pleasure to walk through these lanes and discover every nook and corner. You see what you seek!

Hanoi Old Quarter is a must visit, or even better, a must stay if you’re traveling to Hanoi for the first time. Its narrow, bustling streets filled with cafés, hotels, souvenir shops, and all kinds of local stores will amaze you and make you feel like you’ve stepped into another world. The Old Quarter is still home to many locals, so you’ll see people going about their daily routines alongside curious travelers. At night, the area becomes even livelier, busier, and full of energy; an experience you definitely shouldn’t miss.

Hanoi's Old Quarter is not merely a place; it's a full-blown sensory experience. From the moment you step into its labyrinthine network of streets, you are plunged into a whirlwind of activity that feels both ancient and ceaselessly modern. It is, without a doubt, the historical and cultural heart of the city, and an experience no visitor should miss. ​Historically, the Old Quarter was a bustling centre of commerce, famously composed of 36 streets, each dedicated to a specific craft or trade—Hang Bac for silver, Hang Gai for silk, Hang Quat for fans, and so on. While the specialisations have blurred over time, this centuries-old layout remains, creating a fascinating maze to explore. The architecture itself is a story, with narrow, deep "tube houses" squeezed together, their façades a captivating mix of traditional Vietnamese design and fading French colonial elegance. ​The true pulse of the Old Quarter, however, is its street life. This is where Hanoi truly lives and breathes. The pavements are a non-stop parade of commerce and daily life. Motorbikes, laden with everything from passengers to precarious towers of goods, weave through pedestrians with an instinctual grace that is both terrifying and mesmerising to the uninitiated. ​Food is, perhaps, the district's crowning glory. The Old Quarter is a street food paradise. Forget fine dining; the best meals are served from bubbling pots on the pavement, enjoyed on diminutive plastic stools. A steaming bowl of phở for breakfast, the smoky, sizzling delight of bún chả for lunch, a crusty bánh mì on the go, and, of course, the decadently rich cà phê trứng (egg coffee) in a hidden-away café. Every corner offers a new aroma, a new flavour to discover. ​By day, the streets are a blur of shoppers haggling in dong-packed markets and tourists navigating the wonderful chaos. By night, the area transforms. The famous Ta Hien, or "Beer Street," becomes a throng of locals and travellers alike, spilling out from bars onto the road, sharing cheap, refreshing bia hơi (draught beer) and plates of fried snacks. Nearby, the serene Hoan Kiem Lake offers a beautiful, illuminated contrast, with the iconic red Huc Bridge leading to the Ngoc Son Temple—a perfect spot for a quiet evening stroll. ​A word of warning: the Old Quarter is not for the faint of heart. It is noisy, it is crowded, and the constant flow of traffic can be overwhelming. Crossing the road is an art form in itself (the trick is to walk slowly and confidently, allowing the traffic to flow around you). ​But this chaos is precisely where its charm lies. The Old Quarter is not a sanitised museum piece; it is a living, breathing, brilliantly hectic neighbourhood. It’s a place where you can find exquisite silk, sip world-class coffee, and eat one of the best meals of your life, all within a few square metres. For the traveller seeking authenticity, energy, and a true taste of Hanoi, the Old Quarter is, quite simply, essential.

Hanoi Old Quarter is vibrant, chaotic, and full of charm. Narrow streets, endless cafés, local shops, street food stalls, and buzzing energy at every corner. It’s the best place to feel the real pulse of Hanoi — lively, colorful, and unforgettable. A must-visit area if you want the full cultural experience.

Lots ok walking, very traditional and old fashion. Street food abundance. Gold shops, pawn shops and a small market alley look and feel the culture.

It’s a typical night market like the ones I've seen in Thailand or Vietnam—very lively. They hardly sell any food here (for food, head to the beer street right next to it). You’ll mostly find souvenirs, clothes, shoes, and accessories. *opens on the weekend only

I had an amazing stay at Hotel Emerald Hanoi! Everything was just perfect — the location, service, room, and food were all excellent. But what truly makes this hotel stand out is the incredible staff. Their attentiveness, kindness, and those small, caring touches really make a difference. Big shout-out to Tracy, Kim, and the rest of the front desk team (sorry I don’t remember all the names) — every single one of them was helpful, polite, and always smiling. I’ve stayed at several hotels across Vietnam, but honestly, none come close to the warmth and hospitality I felt here. Highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Hanoi — you won’t be disappointed!

Visited Hanoi from 18th to 22nd October 2025 and I had a wonderful time at the hotel! The staff were amazing and really friendly towards us! They would always greet us with smiles and help us to open the door whenever we want to exit or leave the hotel! As much as possible, they also tried their best to accede to our request whenever possible. The location of the hotel is really good. It's in a centralised location and you can easily access tourist spots. There are many massage parlours, coffee houses and food options nearby too. There's a pharmacy and convenience store within the area too. Overall, I had a great stay and would recommend anyone visiting Hanoi to book their accoms here!

Our stay at the Hanoi Emerald Waters Hotel and Spa was nothing short of perfect. From the moment we walked in, we were treated like royalty. The hotel itself is beautiful, with comfortable, clean rooms and a fantastic location right in the heart of the Old Quarter, making it easy to explore everything. The spa was a wonderful escape after a long day of walking. ​What truly made our stay exceptional, however, was the staff. I have to give a special mention to Kim and Lucas at reception. They were incredibly helpful, always greeting us with a warm smile. They went above and beyond to help us book tours, recommend the most amazing local restaurants, and assist with all our questions. Their professionalism and genuine kindness really stood out. ​We cannot recommend this hotel highly enough. If you're looking for outstanding service and a perfect base to explore Hanoi, look no further!

Location - You can find best food, laundry service (24hour), great coffee shops, shopping and convenient shops within walking distance. The hotel also near to few landmarks and within walking distance to Sapa Bus stop. Staff at the hotel are great, from the moment you enter the main door, there is a guy that will open door for you. and receptionists also great which guide us how to go around in Hanoi. the restaurant staff are great too. the breakfast food is marvellous. Housekeeping staff did a wonderful job too. All the staffs that I met are very helpful too. The room is super clean and quiet too. Everything is working as expected. All requests are entertained. I even book local tour from them and they arranged it perfectly for me. Price of the tour also quite cheaper compare to online. Overall, I had a pleasant stay at Hanoi Emerald Waters Hotel and Spa.

I recently stayed at this wonderful hotel, and I can't recommend it enough! The prices are incredibly affordable, especially considering the quality of service provided. The staff are truly heartwarming, and I’d like to give a special shoutout to Kim at the front desk. She was always helpful, caring, and greeted everyone with a warm smile, making my stay even more enjoyable. I’ll definitely be coming back and will be recommending this place to my friends. If you're looking for a great hotel experience without breaking the bank, this is the perfect choice!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Emerald Hanoi Waters and Spa! The hospitality was truly exceptional — everything was excellent, and my stay was very comfortable. A special thanks to Lucas, the hospitality manager, for his outstanding service. I accidentally left my watch at the hotel after checking out, and Lucas went above and beyond to have it sent all the way from Hanoi to Da Nang. That kind of care and professionalism is rare and deeply appreciated. Highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Hanoi — great service, kind staff, and a truly memorable experience!

First time visiting Hanoi and selected this hotel. Location is good and appreciated front desk Tracy's service towards us. She assist to change room for me due to the disturbance of the sound from the lift due to I'm a light sleeper. Breakfast variety not much but it's good enough. Also Kim didnt share a nice restaurant for us to visit too. Overall exprience was great. Will choose Hanoi Emerald Waters Hotel and Spa on my next visit.

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cool place with a lake and a lot of trees. Love the scene

Modern, frequently holding events for businesses to open new relationship with overseas firms. Has a cafe on top of A building with panoramic view.

Nice place to be creative.

Ok

A variety of options for food from breakfast to decent dinner. However, I have no idea about educational system here :)

Nice school with over 40 clubs of many fields such as: Marketing club, FTU Sport club, FTU Youth Union,.. Wonderful environment for you to improve your knowledge, confidence,.. Study and experience!

We stayed here for 2 nights. We were greeted by a grumpy, middle aged concierge. When he brought our bags to our room, we didn’t tip him because of his attitude. He seemed upset and ignored us for the rest of our time there even though we tried to say hello. The rooms are spacious. The lights are difficult to work out and don’t make sense based on their location to the lights themselves. The bed is hard. The pillows are soft. I like it the other way around. The shower was blocked so the water leaked all over the floor.

Recently stayed at The Ann and the staff were wonderful. Always helpful, friendly. Please go see Ba in the cocktail bar, drinks were sensational as well as his service! 30min walk to the old quarter, flat but in the humidity it felt like an hour... The only negative was the bath/shower. Yes it's a shower in a bath, we knew that when we booked but it's tiny and the hot water would not come through the bath taps. Just a heads up if your a bath person.

I stayed here on a business trip and booked a single deluxe room for its great location — right in the Old Quarter but pleasantly quiet. It’s within easy walking distance (10–30 minutes) of major attractions. To my surprise, the hotel upgraded me to a premium apartment suite, which was an incredible bonus. The suite felt like a mini luxury home — beautifully designed, with a cozy living area, compact kitchen, and thoughtful touches like a coffee machine, washing machine, and dishwasher. The bedroom was spacious and comfortable, and the bathroom featured both a bathtub and a walk-in shower, plus an automatic toilet — a real highlight. Everything was spotless and well maintained, and the staff were polite, professional, and genuinely friendly. Overall, a wonderful stay that far exceeded my expectations.

Everything is just ... Perfect. The staff is nice, the room is clean and secured. Breakfast is awesome. You can also wandering around to try local dishes, which is not far from the hotel.

Amazing rooms, stayed here for a night... The rooms are slightly smaller than rooms of a hotel in a similar price range and same location but they make it up in 2 things... 1 is the service by the front desk who go above and beyond their duty and 2 is their breakfast spread... Simply stunning spread too good to skip they are just awesome.

Our room was warm and there was no hot water. However, our beds were very comfortable, the view was nice, and it was quiet.

Very nice hotel and very helpful staff and the atmosphere is very good and the service is very slow but the staff don't even understand English and just tell me different things and they don't tell me about the shuttle service so ihave to spend a lot of money for taxi and just tell me different things every time

This man is very rude. He doesn't care about people passing by, he sprays water. Thank you for giving me bad memories in this school.

Good

Good place to study Vietnamese

one of top university in Viet Nam

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There is a hidden sport field between 2 buildings, one of the most unique characteristics in VNU University of Science.

One of the most famous university of science in Vietnam, that's education quality was proved by having many genius science doctors, lecturers and learners, always taking in top universities of the world many years. Vnu has modern facilities with many interesting faculties, that all have laboratories for learning and science research. Love vnu, because girl students here are all beautiful and intelligent 😍🥰😘

Crying is allowed please do so quietly

There are many faculties resemble physical, chemical, biological, environmental in here

It is a one of the best universities in Vietnam, especially in natural science area. It is also a good university in Asia.

Hanoi university of science and technology is the best university in Vietnam for training bachelors of natural science.

I LOVE HUS-VNU <3

Great hostel. The beds are big and comfortable(feels like a hotel room really), very very clean and a lot of storage space. Toilets are also nice and clean. I wouldn’t recommend it for partying, but more for a nice quiet place.

I stayed at Little Charm Hanoi Hostel for three nights and had a good experience overall. The staff were wonderful and the hostel itself is very nice with a full restaurant. Unfortunately they didn’t have many vegan food options and the included breakfast had no vegan choices. Another downside is that there is no place to refill drinking water, only bottled water for sale at 10,000 VND for small and 15,000 VND for large. They do offer laundry service for a fee which is convenient. Other than the breakfast and water issue, I have no complaints and enjoyed my stay.

The room price is excellent for me and I highly recommend Little Charm Hostel. The location is convenient and it's right inside a restaurant. Their staff is strict for those who want to check in early, but luggage storage is allowed. There is a 200k VND deposit if you don't want to give up your passport. I was surprised that there is a working indoor pool! They offer basic shower amenities, hot water, towels, a locker and key pass, and comfortable beds. The toilet has a bidet and the rooms have good air conditioning. The only disappointment I had was the rude short-haired woman at the check-out counter. She yelled at me when I didn't understand her at first. It's very awkward after that. I mean, if you have personal problems, I suggest to just leave them at home and stay professional at work.

I stayed here for three nights and it is a great, quiet little hostel with staff who are always willing to help you. The breakfast they offer in the mornings was convenient as well. Well-maintained, safe and clean and I really liked the firm beds (very good for your back). Plenty of storage and your room key card opens up your locker which I found was pretty cool. Only cons are the bathrooms and common areas can be get a bit hot, I also wish they’d put the bathroom hooks on the back of the door in the shower stalls. The lounge area is also a bit small but overall, not major issues for me. Highly recommend staying here. Excellent value for money and very conveniently located in the Old Quarter.

This is a wonderful accommodation for the nightly rate. Thestaff are friendly & helpful. Rooms an bathroom facilities are clean. I always saw people cleaning an keeping the property well kept. Breakfast was good an prices are reasonable. I recommend for your stay in Ha Noi.

Had such a great stay here! The place was clean, comfortable, and in a perfect location. Gavin was super friendly, always quick to respond, and organized my Ha Giang Loop trip seamlessly. Couldn’t have asked for a better experience, highly recommend!

Highly recommended! Central, good beds and food as well as great service! Especially gavin helped me a planning and booking trips and busses - always available, flexible and great price quality ratio 👌 happy to come again in a few years

(Translated by Google) Dai An Seafood is definitely the number 1 choice if you want to eat fresh seafood in Hoi An. The price is ok, the staff is hospitable, and you are also invited to dessert after ...

My school now, has been the best school in Vietnam since 1968 till now and will be the best school in Vietnam forever after

Finding some new hobbies. This space here is great for sports or outdoor activities.

10 faculties and about 40000 students Great people

in some countries that I've been visit,... the Textile University is one of interesting place to known and even I wanna see/visit in always(then also Textile museum as well 😍). here in Vietnam, one of my collagie told that this is one of big and famous university that have a textile major/faculty. B r a v o . . . MY TEXTILE MY ADVENTURE

I have had greatest experience when studying at HUST. I am proud to be HUST students!!!!!!

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Very comfortable room at a reasonable price. Everything was clean and well laid out. It was nice to have a comfortable bed, as most hotel beds in SE Asia tend to be on the harder side. The service at the front desk was exceptional. Very friendly, helpful and professional, particularly Quynh.

A wonderful hotel with very polite staff. I have never seen such service anywhere in Vietnam. The girl at the reception was incredibly polite, helpful and smiled the most beautiful smile. When I did not leave the room for a long time, they just brought me snacks and fruits for me to eat, it was free. When I left, the whole hotel saw me off and helped call a taxi. I am very glad that I chose this hotel!

The staff were very friendly, especially the female manager, who was incredibly helpful. The other staff were also very humble. The room wasn't particularly clean, probably because it's an older building, but it was still within reasonable price range. The noise wasn't too bad, and the location was convenient, with easy access to the train street. Laundry service was also available, so you could drop it off in the morning and pick it up in the evening. The price was 50,000 VND for two nights. Thank you for a wonderful trip to Hanoi!

We booked this accommodation because it is 5 minutes walk from Hanoi Train station, close to Halal restaurant (D’Lions restaurant), and old quarter (15 minutes walk). We booked a family room which located at 7th floor. I prayed hard that nothing will happen 😂. 7th floor for family is really insane. The room is quite spacious for 3 adults & 2 kids. I think there were few furnitures that are not required such as the sofa because the area a bit limited to place your luggages. The accommodation is very kind. They gave us a plastic bags contains mineral water, bread, and fruit. We got it for 2 days as we stayed for 2 nights. We were really sad that we can’t eat the bread as it is non-halal. We just took mineral water & fruit. They also helped to bring our luggages to the room while we go out strolling the old town (waited for 2 PM check-in). The staffs are very friendly and helpful. The women staffs can speak English quite well while the men staffs only can understand English but can’t speak back. I think the only downfall of this accommodation is the cleanliness. The toilet is slippery. The room is quite dusty. I was sneezing whenever returning to the room. Yes I’m allergic to dust. Hence, sneeze. I even get unwell after returning back to my hometown. If you plan to stay in a short period with affordable price, you may consider this accommodation.

A great hotel for anyone visiting Ha Noi. The owner and staff are honest, friendly, and always ready to help. Perfect location for tourists to explore the city.

Nice and clean hotel in a good place near the old quarter. They gave us a free upgrade in the room. The staff is very polite.

We spent 3 nights in Hanoi Aria Central Hotel and we liked it all, the attention of the manager Kelly and the staff at the front desk, the room is really quiet and clean with the facilities you may need. If we come back to Hanoi we will choose this hotel again.

A magnificent train station. A must-see. A historical structure still standing. I congratulate the architects, engineers and workers who built it.

This is a medium-sized station and crowded. The station looks modern and clean. When you leave, you might be approached by people asking where you are going. It’s highly recommended to book a ride through the Grab application.

I was able to take photographs of the famous train.Once the train is near,no one is allowed to cross the railway. The police are strictly implementing the rules there in the train station.There are comfort rooms also and waiting area inside the station.

Long Biên Railway Station has a charming, old-school vibe with its historic architecture. The platforms are easy to navigate, and the staff are helpful if you need guidance or tickets. It’s a convenient spot for travellers looking to catch a train while enjoying a glimpse of Hanoi’s history.

Great view, just becareful of the train timing 😊

Liked it more than Train street.

This is the infamous railway station near the Long Bien bridge! The view of the bridge itself is good.

We had a room with a window on the top floor, room 401. The room was clean, towels changed every day and also water and tea and coffee replenished. The reception staff were friendly, Mrs Mai and Ms My. We had breakfast one day with nice omelette. The WiFi sometimes cuts out for a while. The Aircon worked well. Great location and we could leave our bags once we had checked out and collect them later. Mrs Mai also arranged an airport transfer for us. Id recommend this hotel but check and book a room with a window if possible.

We booked 3 nights in the hotel When we arrived in the morning, the receptionists took pictures of our passports, put our luggage in storage and told us to come back at 14:00 while they arranging our rooms. When we came back, they told us they overbooked our room. Their alternatives where not good and they left us hanging with no place to stay.

This is a small hotel situated in the Old Quarter, right among the hustle and bustle of this busy area. Given the relatively low cost of the room, we think it is great value. Our room, with balcony, was lovely, had effective AC and a straightforward breakfast was included. Perhaps the highlight of the stay has been Miss Mai. She has advised upon and arranged tours for us which have been great fun, safe, and good value. She can arrange so much for you and is very conscientious about the weather and how it might affect your plans.

Bad management, extremely rude - a lady with short hair. Only the staff Mai and another guy was nice and hospitable. Breakfast was below average though you can order food like omelette and scrambled eggs which were fine. Location is good not too loud and busy yet still couple of shops in the area within 1, 2 mins walk.

I have travelled a lot and have stayed in different hotels around the world. My room was average. No elevator. I had to ask and pay the bell man to carry my 20 Kg suitcase up to the 4th floor.

We just spend one day at this place, the bed it was not really comfortable, when we arrived we did not have hot water but the lovely girl on the reception came to help us and it works after couple of minutes (she was really efficient). The breakfast wasn't bad, but the Eggs Benedict are not eggs Benedict, the miss the sauce and the persil that they propose, so little disappointed. But they have fruit options that are good. I just need to remark the service of the young girl at the reception she was really lovely and sweet.

Honestly our overall experience was seriously affected by the staff’s attitude. The older woman at reception was extremely rude and dismissive, making us feel unwelcome from the moment we arrived. We also ran into an issue before taking our night bus: we asked to use a courtesy shower, which is common in many hotels, but instead they charged us $5 for a dirty, smelly bathroom. The shower was far from clean, and the bathroom had an unpleasant odor. We also had a very uncomfortable situation where some of our belongings went missing. When we asked, the staff lied to our faces, insisting they hadn’t taken them, which was both frustrating and upsetting. Unfortunately, this poor service and lack of basic hospitality completely overshadowed the hotel’s otherwise decent qualities. We cannot recommend this place and would suggest looking for other options in Hanoi, where you can find friendlier staff and better treatment for a similar or even lower price.

A total 10/10 for all services and room! The staff was super friendly and special thanks to Linda and Saffron also to this one guy who always greet us everyday and open the door for us! The room is super comfortable and clean! They even provide the services to halong bay. no scam for sure! As a Muslim they’re super understanding and even help us looking for halal food. Would definitely stay here again when I come to Hanoi again!!

This hotel is very well run with friendly helpful staff and very clean rooms. Breakfast is excellent with a small buffet and includes a la carte choices. Location is central and within easy walking distance of the picturesque Hoan Kiem Lake. Highly recommended.

Welcoming, clean, and well-organized hotel. The staff is kind and always helpful, and they were also very kind in storing our luggage. The rooms are comfortable and quiet, the location is excellent, and the services are good. Overall, a pleasant stay and definitely recommended.

We had a wonderful stay at the Luxury Old Quarter Hotel! The experience was smooth and pleasant from start to finish. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the location is perfect for exploring the heart of Hanoi. A special thank you to Linda and Emma – your warmth and hospitality made us feel truly welcomed. The entire staff was incredibly helpful and courteous throughout our stay. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Hanoi! --Hitesh

One of my worst hotel experience of my life. First of all when I arrived after 22 hours travelling the room, the shower was fully dirty. Then 1st night the receptionist was insulting my girlfriend. Both nights there was some constant strange noice from the corridor at night which didn’t let me rest at all. Second night I fall asleep at 5:30am because of that. We were back to room at 12:30am ready to sleep. 2nd night I had a food delivery the same receptionist was swearing to me why he has to wake up at open the door (I dont know why they close it btw) and after all that they offered me the last day an airport ride as an apology. I asked it if it was free after all these miseries, they said no and I got a same offer as a grab taxi. So I refused to take it. Stay away from this hotel, dont believe the high ratings

The hotel location is great. The service is amazing, all the staff are very friendly from the supervisor ( Linda) , receptionist ( saffron), bell boy ( A-lei) and the cook ( Ryan) and also the housekeeping. They all do a fantastic job.

Friendly, personal service. So nice to come inside the busy streets to staff that make you feel really at home! Location is very busy and fun! Room was really beautiful and comfortable

We had a generally good stay at the hotel. The staff were excellent—friendly, helpful, and attentive throughout our visit. The room itself (Junior Suite) was clean, spacious, and had its own balcony, which was a nice touch. The location is very convenient, with a great spa nearby, making it easy to relax after exploring the city. That said, being in the heart of Hanoi, the street noise is part of the city’s charm and energy—you can really feel the essence of Hanoi right from your room. While this is acceptable and adds to the local atmosphere, it did make it hard to take quiet afternoon naps. The main issue was the hallway noise; unfortunately, the door didn’t filter out sound well, and we were woken up several times at night by other guests being rowdy in the corridor. We had to call reception to address this, and they kindly assisted right away. Overall, it was still a good experience, with excellent service, clean and comfortable rooms, and a prime location. Just something to keep in mind if you’re a light sleeper.

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel! The room was spotless and fully equipped with all the necessities—everything I needed for a comfortable stay. What truly made the experience exceptional was the amazing staff. Everyone was incredibly kind and helpful. A special shoutout to the front desk team—they went above and beyond by allowing me to leave my baggage while I took a trip to Sapa, which made my travels so much easier. Their warm hospitality and willingness to help really made a difference. Highly recommend this place!

Stayed here for most of my hanoi stay. It’s located near enough in the Old Quarter that makes it easy to walk around, but it’s not in the middle of all the noise. Got the basic room which was clean and had the basic amenities and hot water. The concierges, Tracey and Kane, are incredibly helpful and were the reason my stay was comfortable and hassle free.

amazing location. Rooms are good for the price. The front desk staff and the doorman are amazing people. They work 24/7 tirelessly. I loved how they were always ready to help customer

We arrived in Diamond King Hotel at the dawn where all the staff still sleepy but they welcomed us very well, answer all our questions about early check-in and provide everything we need. Rooms are clean and comfy. Lift available from level 2. The room not so-soundproof, but all the guests and staff very kind and consider not to disturb each other. Me n family very enjoy staying there. we had very good sleep and easy access going every where in old quarter area. You can try "May De Cuisine" with Michelin Star guide just 40 mtr away in-front of the Hotel, walk about 200 mtr to the right, there is Giang coffee for the famous egg coffe /coconut coffee, and 200 mtr away to the left from hotel you will find the hottest & crowded alley for clubbing, have fun n dancing all night long. Hmmm.. sooo satisfying..

Impeccable facilities and very friendly staff at all times. The room had all the amenities needed for a peaceful rest in the heart of bustling Hanoi. I would definitely stay again! Thank you, Diamond King team!

Great location for exploring Hanoi old quarter. We could walk around easily. The service was so amazing, Ms Tracy and Ms Kim at the front desk were so helpful and always greeted us with a smile. They spoke great English. They arranged airport pick up for us too and transport to our next destination. The beds were comfortable and clean. Our room was serviced while we were there and tidied up nicely. This is the old quarter so it can get noisy at night which is no fault to the hotel. We used ear plugs for one night but didn’t need them for the second night. Great massage place across the road which we got 10 percent off through the hotel. Beautiful Christmas decorated foyer and a lovely porter who opened the door for us everything and took our bags to our room. Thank you for the great stay and helping us survive our first visit to Hanoi!

Get what you pay for - good on a budget, if you can afford another $10 i would go elsewhere. We stayed 4 nights, they were able to extend after one member of our party was sick which was nice! The location is great, close to cathedral and the “times square” water puppet show etc. Hotel does laundry which is nice and can just pay when you check out. AC was strong, room was larger than others in area. Cons: The bed was horrible!!!ended up asking for extra pillows and sleeping on top of those. Have had to get 2 massages to fix the kink in the hip from sleeping like this. The safe didn’t work, we asked to get it fixed they never did. The towels and the bedding (if you get some that don’t smell try not to get it changed) smelled so strongly of smoking we had to get the towels changed out a few times because it was making us feel sick. Staff were kind and helpful. Lots of good food close by :)

We having the family room for 3pax, room size is spacious but the toilet seat is next to the shower glass which are so compact if your body size is bigger then the seat you might need to squeeze in and out after settle your business. There’s a lift in the building so no worries to big luggage but the hotel is at the narrow alley so taxi can’t reach in front of the hotel and may need to walk about 100m, there’s many shops along the way. There’s construction (Mid Mar 2025) next two buildings so when you walk into the hotel you may need to pass by them first cause this is the only entrance to the hotel.

Location of the hotel is tricky ,you have to walk inside the narrow streets to find out as it’s located in the corner . Services are good. Staff is helpful in every aspects. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. If you are looking for some nice views around the hotel then this place is not for you, as it’s located in the central part of the city. The best thing about the hotel location is that the famous places are just walking distance like st. Cathedrals church, Night market, old quarter, Ho Chi Minh muesoleum, train street, temple of literature. The market is also just 10 min walking distance from the hotel. You can get various shopping and local food options around the hotel. Overall it was a good experience.

Nice hotel with kind and helpful staff. Thank for help, specially boy Dat. Hotel Is near much restaurant, but in quietly place.

The hotel is a little old with all the basic needs. The bathtub is old and worn out, and the room is quite spacious. Location is prime, but be aware that if you are coming with a heavy/big trolley bag, the alley is so small that no taxi can go in. You have to drag in for about 100m. Breakfast is ok. Overall, it was a good stay with lots of eateries just within 100-300 meters.

Very okayish hotel. Rooms need some maintenance. Breakfast is very basic, if not to say poor. Location is great because the hotel is right in the center. At the same time it's not accessible by cars and you need to carry your luggage for 130 m through narrow and dirty street.

Great budget hotel. We spent 3 nights here and for the price we paid it was really a good choice. The room was ok, maybe slightly dirty but nothing too much disturbing. Good position close to city center and St Joseph cathedral, but it was still a very quiet area. The employees were kind and helped us with our questions. Good laundry service. I will recommend this place if you don’t want to spend too much.

I stayed here a few weeks ago but forgot to write a review. But here I am because it's worth commending the team at the hotel. Check-in was fast and friendly, the staff (shirt haired girl) was very welcoming and helpful, and the hotel gives a sheet with travel tips, which is a really nice touch. All throughout my stay all the staff were friendly and went out of their way to help with anything. That day there were rehearsals for the parade, and a guest who was checking out couldn't get a taxi due to road closures. I overheard one staff saying that he will take his motorbike and drive the guest to another area where he can find a taxi. This is above and beyond any service I've witnessed at five star hotels.

This is one such hotel that we will definitely come back and stay for any number of days. The staff is super friendly and funny. They will help you through everything you required during the stay. The food is really amazing especially their breakfast buffet with a lot of options. We even tried their spa and it was really good. Their service is 10/10 and no complains.

BOOK HERE NOW! We loved our stay here. Its perfect for a quick night in the city! The staff went above and beyond, letting us check in early and use the spa showers. We caught caught a stomach bug back in Thailand, they brought us fresh ginger tea and beef pho broth, and even let me take breakfast upstairs to my wife. Truly amazing service! Our Premium King Suite had a cute little balcony, comfy bed, and was spotless. The location is ideal close to shopping, great food, and Train Street, with a Circle K right across the street. Breakfast was delicious, and the staff were kind, attentive, and professional. We’ll definitely be back!

Our stay at Hanoi was seamless & amazing because of the top notch hospitality received at the hotel. The staffs were helpful, polite & warm. The property is very aesthetically appealing, rooms are cozy & comfortable & the location is almost at the heart of all the bustling places that you have in Hanoi. Look no further if you want a warm & welcoming experience of home outside your home.

The highest praise!!! We stayed a total of five nights at this wonderful hotel at the beginning and end of our trip to Vietnam. We loved this hotel and the staff. Thank you to everyone, the reception staff, the bellboys, the breakfast staff, the cleaning ladies and the spa staff. (We had 8 spa treatments between the two of us, which is not like us at all… they were all amazing… enchanting… wonderful!) The location is perfect and we walke our feet of exploring the old quarter. Though in the beginning I was disappointed not having a street view, I realized that very first night that the quiet of room with a neighbour view was much much better! When we returned to the hotel after travelling about the country we wanted just such a room again. (We had in fact booked another hotel in a different part of town… but we cancelled and came back here) The breakfast was magnificent! My wife and I have very tastes and we both looked forward to the breakfast as there was such great choice. We hope to return to Hanoi and this is the only hotel we would stay! Thank you to all the people who make it a memorable place to stay.

Very Nice Hotel and Rooms..we booked 2 rooms stayed 3 nights and it was very pleasant and comforting experience. Good Location and Very Good Rooms big Enough! The staff was very caring and supportive and promptly resolve any concerns. Got us something out of menu for Vegetarian Dish every day trying their best! Well Lead from the front by the Leader Mai Anh herself setting exemplary service standards!

Fantastic Hotel Experience with wonderful Staff who go above and beyond to ensure you have a fantastic Vacation. After a change in our holiday itinerary we needed to change our booking slightly and they were wonderful in ensuring everything was done seamlessly. Lovely inviting Hotel with excellent accommodation. Highly recommend.

Staying in this hotel was definitely a major highlight of our visit to Vietnam. The location is perfect for walking around the city. Our room was exquisite, large, beautifully decorated and quiet. The hotel staff were superb. The service was excellent and they provided great advice and information about places to visit, eat etc. The breakfast included was wonderful. Fabulous coffee great choice. We can recommend the quiche which were delicate and delicious. May 2018 Richard and Helen Australia

Centrally located. Very nice hotel. Staffs are very helpful. Always they take care of the guest. Rooms are very good. Soft bed, spacious rooms and washroom. Interior is very modern. They welcome us with a nice drik and some dry fruits, all very tasty. They provide all types of help. They provide laptop also. Rooms and washroom both are fully loaded of good needful things. Such as tea, coffee, soap , tooth brush,milky white towel etc.We liked the hotel.

This hotel has a 5star service and look and feel. Our room was very spacious, clean and had a balcony. The beds were very comfortable and the best we had sofar. The breakfast is also tasty and has a great variety of choice. The staff is very hard working and super polite.

I have been to over 20 countries. This hotel is so far the best. You wouldn't believe how sweet those staffs are unless you come to this one. The breakfast was perfect with French, English, Thai and Vietnamese style food. All you can order for free. ~ so delicious and those lovely staffs! Thank you, guys. I will go back again~ room is big and the bed is super nice.

This hotel is just fabulous! Rooms are big, clean and very nicely decorated, breakfast is good with a big and tasty variety of both vietnamese and western dishes, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The location is very good as well- in the old city, very near the lake, and still quite as there are double windows. Would definitely recommend and come back anytime.

Great boutique hotel right in the heart of old Hanoi quarter. Excellent staff, very good breakfast, very competitive night rate, and cosy, well appointed room with large balcony overlooking the picturesque street below. A bit more lighting in the bathroom (too dark) would do good and earn this place a full 5 stars rating. Highly recommended.

My go to place in Hanoi. Fantastic staff, super comfortable bedding and the breakfast is seriously good. Best room :701. Top floor with a nice balcony. But they need more green fingers to take care of the plants👍

Nice location, a bit of a walk to the downtown - like 25-30 min to the famous train street. The stuff speaks great English and everyone is BEYOND friendly, from the receptionist to the sweetest boy ever who was opening door for us. The rooms are tiny, but pretty clean. The breakfast is weaker, would expect a bit more there but overall good stay :)

Me, my wife, my father and my mother, stayed here for a reason of fulfilling the condition of Australian Government of leaving the country for three business days, to grant 173 visa, that was applied eight years ago, and we have booked the travel, from my father’s sister’s daughter-in-law’s workmate in Military Hospital, who is a X-Ray technician and her physiotherapist workmate’s husband is a travel agent, earlier my mother’s sister’s son’s gym mate, who is a travel agent, booked the travel for us with this travel agent. It was a good experience and also the food was good, as well and reception was helpful.

Unfortunately, my stay at this hotel was a letdown. The bathroom was a major issue - it had a persistent, unpleasant odor that made it uncomfortable to use. To make matters worse, I faced water problems early in the morning, which added to the frustration. Given these unacceptable conditions, I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. In fact, I would say it's the worst hotel in town.

Its a nice place to stay specially because of the location. All the main areas,train street and beer street very near near to the place almost walkable. The staff is very polite and gentle and very cooperative.

Great hotel however little distant from local market. Breakfast is amazing and the rooms are very maintained. Staff is very cordial and friendly.

Location is good in the Old Quarter but everything else leaves something to be desired. The rooms are small and tired. We had a leak into our bathroom which was fixed the following day. Our children's room permanently smelled of drains. The breakfast was distinctly average. We were there as part of a tour group, but if you can choose and can afford more than this place then I'd strongly suggest you do so!

Very friendly and helpful staff, good inclusive breakfast, rooms good for the price as your not in them often, good room air con, bath room maybe a little freshen

The place is sooo beautiful. The decoration is amazing and super cool. But by far the best thing about the place is Hong, the owner. She’s incredibly kind, a great person, helpful, and respectful. She helped us with everything, all the time. She gave us recommendations on where to go, made us free coffee and tea, and was always there to help with any problem. She’s awesome. I 100% recommend this place.

Highly recommend staying here. Very hospitable and helpful hosts. The rooms are very comfortable and clean. Everything you could need and want on your travels is within walking distance or taxis are available too. Tom makes a delicious beef pho and Janet has the best ice coffee to get you started in the morning.

A great homestay. The owner is so sweet and helpful. She organised a taxi to the airport for me. The location is close walking distance to the main attractions and away from the busy/loud centre. The room is super spacious and everything was very clean and tidy. Really loved my time here.

What a charming place! Hong is the most welcoming host you could imagine. She stayed up til 2am for my arrival and made me tea and fruit. She constantly brought food and drinks to my room and sat with me both mornings for a lovely chat over breakfast. The decor is very eclectic and homey.

Very frendly and warm Landlady. She helped us with trip to Ha long. Room was lovely, really big and cosy. I truly recommend.

We had an amazing stay. Stayed longer than planned and celebrated Tet together. Hong and her husband are super nice people. Room was very clean and big and also the toilet. It was a bit cold outside and we were given extra blanket even if we weren't cold in the room. I'm surprised for the bad reviews in Google. Does not look like the same place.

After 6 weeks cycling from Ho-chi-minh to Hanoi - this was our last of many stops. It was the best!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 I cant praise the family enough, they are wonderful, caring, attentive, generous. They create such a wonderful environment and this is without even mentioning how great a house it is, super cool and interesting, feels like home. We didn't want to leave, if it weren't for our flight I think we might have stay forever!! ❤️❤️❤️ Jack and Keara

(Translated by Google) We really have to thank DatVietVAC company for investing in creating truly wonderful entertainment programs and movies. Thank you everyone for contributing your efforts and intelligence to bring joy. , happiness comes to every home and every family! Sincerely thank you 💗 (Original) Thật sự phải cảm ơn công ty DatVietVAC vì đã đầu quân tạo ra các chương trình giải trí và các bộ phim thật sự tuyệt vời, cảm ơn tất cả mọi người vì đã đóng góp công sức và chất xám của mình để đem tới niềm vui, hạnh phúc tới mỗi nhà mỗi gia đình! Trân thành cảm ơn 💗

(Translated by Google) Very great company, forever love VIETVAC LAND, LOVE SAY HI BROTHER (Original) Công ty rất tuyệt vời, mãi yêu ĐẤT VIỆT VAC, YÊU ANH TRAI SAY HI

(Translated by Google) The company creates a lot of value for societyiii (Original) Công ty đình tạo ra nhiều giá trị cho xã hộiiii

(Translated by Google) Brother"Say hi" is a great show (Original) Anh trai"Say hi" là một chương trình tuyệt vời

(Translated by Google) Shhhhhh (Original) Tuỵt zời

(Translated by Google) peak (Original) đỉnh cao

(Translated by Google) Siu is great (Original) Siu tuyệt vời ạ

Great experience

(Translated by Google) So beautiful (Original) Rất đẹp

(Translated by Google) The hotel is very nice (Original) khách sạn rất đẹp

(Translated by Google) Meet with everyone (Original) Phu hop voi moi nguoi

(Translated by Google) Okay (Original) Được

(Translated by Google) Pretty (Original) Đẹp

(Translated by Google) Correct (Original) Đúng