Bao Hung Hotel Apartment

I’ve been living here for a year now, paying monthly rent, which is cheaper than the daily rate. It’s a decent place for the price, and having a kitchen means I can cook for myself. There’s parking, Wi-Fi, and a rooftop gym. The location in Hanoi is good, about two minutes on foot from a bus stop, the cheapest way to get around. The international airport is a 40-minute drive away.

I loved the apartments. The staff are so nice, and you can get your laundry done there too.

We’ve been staying here for over two months, and the apartment feels like home. It’s spacious, clean, has everything you need, and the bed and pillows are very comfortable. The staff are lovely and helpful, always greeting you with a smile and checking if you need anything. The cleaning is excellent, and so are the gym, sauna, jacuzzi, and rooftop. There’s a pharmacy next door, plus a minimarket, cafes, restaurants, and plenty of shops nearby. Indochina Plaza is about a 10-minute walk away.

It’s a new hotel in a good spot, close to main Tran Thai Tong but tucked down a smaller lane. There are plenty of food choices nearby, including a popular pho bo place, and daily cleaning is provided. The staff are very polite, though their English is limited. The nearby alley has small shops, salons, laundromats, and eateries. The one-bedroom unit’s windows face the lift lobby, so you hear the lift chime from early morning until late at night whenever someone uses it, and you can’t tell whether it’s day or night. The gym is basic, the jacuzzi isn’t very clean, and the sauna is only for long-stay guests. There isn’t a well-stocked minimart in the area. The only one down the street is sparse and sad. For the same price, this new place looks and feels better than granda suites next door or inearth hotel down the street.