Pysäköintimahdollisuuden tarjoavat hotellit kohteessa Hanoi

"I stayed 4 nights in total at this hotel. I like the fact that we didn’t need to ask for room service. However, that one lady from reception gives off the mean girl vibe(maybe it’a just her rbf and the way she talks). It was 27$ sgd a night and I would say it’s worth for what you pay. We take grab to central area every day since it’s a bit far(costs around 50000-60000 vnd each trip). The room is big and I like the fact that the tv has varieties to choose(Netflix, youtube, etc.). The bathroom is spacious and nth is spoiled. Toilet has bidet and tissue. The aircon works well too. Around the hotel doesn’t have much restaurants, so we always order grab food(only have circle k and a few cafes). I recommend this hotel if you’re on a budget trip."

"I really liked the hotel, it's clean, the room is lovely, and the staff is very polite and friendly. The airport is 5 minutes away. The bed is wonderfully soft, thank you very much!❤️🥰"

"The hotel is in the Old Quarter and some tourist attractions are just walking distance. The staffs are very approachable and friendly. One staff, Peter, offered as package tour services to explore Ha Long Bay and Ninh Binh. It was a good experience and we enjoyed exploring other parts of Vietnam. Overall, we liked our stay and the places we visited with the tour. ⭐️⭐️⭐️"

"Nice to stay when you arrive after a Long Flight as it’s so close to the airport! Room was clean and comfortable and perfectly fine for the cheap price. It was very quiet at night too."

"Pros: The location of the hostel is 10/10, in the heart of old city, close to every attraction. Staff is so nice, welcoming and helpful, with perfect English, especially breakfast staff. Breakfast is simple, but good. Cons: The worst thing I witnessed during my 4 months trip through SEA - when I was checking out, I was still in the room packing and the lady came early and changed my sheets, and just folded my blanket and left it on the bed!!!!! They are not changing blankets after every person, which is unacceptable!!!!!! I've been to a lot of hostels, but never saw anything similar! Clean bedsheets are essential, and if you have to, put higher price but provide clean sheets, it is not the point to give cheap price and used blankets! Shared bathrooms are soo tiny, showers and toilets barely usable. Everything is open, so the bathroom is kinda in the hallway. Is is cleaned twice a day, but anyway it's very dirty. The room is not cleaned, the lady just comes and changes the sheets when someone checks out (but only sheets, not the blankets). And one more thing, which is not hostels fault, the people whom I shared the room with were the worst, and again I haven't experienced anything similar during 4 months traveling in Asia, no consideration to other people in the room, speaking loudly on the phone at any time, slamming doors in 3am, 6am, eating in the room at 3am, turning on the lights during night, packing, unpacking loudly during all night, playing loudly tiktok during night.... It was the worst 4 nights in my life!"

"The hotel contacted me on WhatsApp before our stay to offer tours to other cities since they’re also a travel agency. We didn’t reply, but when we arrived after a long flight, instead of checking us in right away, the staff still tried to sell us some tours. I didn’t really mind, but I was tired and wouldn’t book anything last minute anyway. The elevator is quite slow, and even with it, you still have to go down one flight of stairs to reach your room. As soon as we opened the door, there was a strong unpleasant smell. The staff said it was because they had just cleaned and suggested we leave the door open for several minutes — not ideal when all you want to do is rest. They provide complimentary water, coffee, and tea, and breakfast is included. However, the breakfast spread is the same every day, and the bread is already pre-toasted, so it’s cold by the time you get to the small dining area. If you come down late, there’s usually not much food left. Basic toiletries like towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, and shampoo are provided. The bathroom has a bidet, but the shower’s water pressure is quite weak. Note that the hotel is **not accessible by car** — taxis will drop you off nearby, and you’ll have to walk a bit and find your way via Google Maps. The location is very central, just a one-minute walk to St. Joseph’s Cathedral and surrounded by many restaurants, cafés, and spas. It may look a bit sketchy at first, but this seems typical for the Old Quarter area. Soundproofing is poor — you can hear noise from the street and even from the next room. Some balusters on the staircase are coming loose, and there were red hairs in the shower area, which suggests it wasn’t thoroughly cleaned. The facilities overall feel quite old. If you’re particular about cleanliness and comfort, this hotel might not meet your expectations. But if you just need a cheap, central place to crash for a night or two, it’s manageable."