Hanoi Housing Service

We finished our stay, and the place wasn't a disaster, but I'd point anyone who wants their own space somewhere else. For the price, there are better options with genuinely private accommodation. If we'd known the setup, we would have booked elsewhere. It was surprisingly spacious, probably the biggest place we've stayed, which worked well for us. But Booking.com's listing made it look private, and we arrived to find a two-room shared apartment. The toilet was shared too, despite the description calling it a “private toilet,” which felt odd. The decor was worn, some things were broken, and the photos clearly hadn't been updated. There wasn't really anyone we could raise the issue with: the guard downstairs didn't speak English. That wasn't anyone's fault, but it left us without someone to turn to.

The shared living room and kitchen made it feel a bit like home, so it wasn't bad for me. It's a shared apartment, with one apartment on each floor and two rooms in each one.

I was stuck here during Covid, and the security team and people around me treated me really well. I lived here for almost two years. Toi yeu Viet nam.

The receptionist was super friendly and did whatever he could to help, even though he couldn't speak English. I couldn't believe how many amenities came with a room that felt like an AIR BNB at such a low price. Great value for the money.