Hanoi Hidden Guest House

Great location! And this hotel lives up to its name, as it's located in the middle of a residential block, with its entrance at the end of a cul-de-sac. We were lucky enough to get a room at the very top, overlooking the city, but very quiet. On the other hand, there's no elevator, so you need to be somewhat fit to climb the five floors. Friendly welcome

The location is good because it's on the main street, but the facilities are a mess and too old. The cleaning staff is not friendly at all. The management is a mess~ I can't recommend anything except for the location. The water is also weak~~ It's full of dust and the pillows and blankets smell~~ Ugh~~

It is located in the old town. If you can find the neon sign at the entrance, you can find it on Google Maps. It is close to the starting point of the weekend night market. There are cafeterias, food stalls, restaurants, shopping, Circle K, currency exchange, massage shops, tour information offices, motorbike taxis, etc., all close by. There is probably no curfew. The staff sleeps on the sofas in the lobby. It was very comfortable, but don't expect it to be like an Apa or Toyoko Inn in Japan. I enjoyed the local area. The only drawback is that it is a 5-story building but there is no elevator. Japanese × There is a staff member who can speak a little English *Amenities and facilities as follows Bath towels ○ Body soap ○ Toothbrush ○ Refrigerator ○ Closet ○ Shower including hot water supply ○ Air conditioner ○ I stayed on the 5th floor, but the WiFi was at a maximum antenna level of minus 1, so YouTube sometimes stopped. Pajamas × (T-shirt and Thai pants are about 1000 yen at a nearby stall)