Good location, but there is another hotel nearby named Starlight Hanoi Hotel, so we dropped off at the wrong location. It does not have an elevator, so we had to carry our own luggage to the 3rd floor. The room was clean, but the air conditioning was not cool and the water had a problem. They sold drinks on the ground floor where the reception is located.

The room is very comfortable, there is a balcony and hot water, strategic location.

The hotel is excellent, conveniently located near the streets of Hanoi.

The Chinese staff were lovely and enthusiastic, and the central location made it convenient to get anywhere.

It was still very noisy at 1 AM. We couldn't sleep at all.

Very noisy! We can't sleep at all.

Outside the hotel is a very aggressive-looking shop, and inside the hotel is very run-down and smells strongly of cigarette smoke. Please consider this before buying.

The room was small and pretty. Clean. Convenient for exploring the Old Quarter. A good experience. Suitable for short stays. However, it was a bit difficult to find transportation on weekends. There was no parking lot, so try to find the nearest parking spot.

The room lets you keep the air conditioner on when you are not there. This made the experience better because I could come back and sleep in a cool room at any time.

The rented room is located behind the clothing store area, making it inconvenient to access by having to walk past the shops. Although the booking price was cheap, I wouldn't have rented it if I had known this.

The hotel shares the same name as another hotel. The address is difficult to find and easily confused. Room service is poor. Vietnamese communication skills are weak, and the hotel is Chinese-owned.

The room was small but had a large balcony. The basic amenities were decent, the towels were clean, but the bedsheets had some dark stains. The owner is Chinese, so communication was done via Google Translate, and there was also a Vietnamese receptionist. The hotel doesn't have an elevator, and the entrance is through a clothing store, which is very inconvenient. One morning, I woke up to find the water supply cut off. I called the reception four times but no one answered. I didn't know where the staff or owner were to complain, and I needed to wash my face before going to work early. When I mentioned the water problem to the staff at lunchtime, all I got was, "Oh, really?". Overall, you should think carefully before booking. If you're traveling with light luggage, this is a budget-friendly option.

The room was clean and well-equipped (as shown in the photos). The staff were enthusiastic (they were helpful from the moment I booked through the app). The owner seems to be Chinese; the basic furnishings in the room were Chinese, and everything seemed fine. The price was reasonable (I booked a single room for less than 540,000 VND/day). The address is 46 Hang Bong, convenient for getting around to various places, amenities, and services. The only downside is the lack of an elevator (but I was on the second floor so it didn't affect me); if you're coming in late at night or early in the morning, you have to go around to the back door and use the back alley (Tam Thuong alley) to get to the main road (a few dozen meters away, less than a 2-minute walk). Reason: The front is a clothing store, right next to the hotel. I will choose this hotel again when needed.

The rooms were clean, I slept well and comfortably, the service was good, and it was close to tourist attractions.

I had some problem with check-in, but they were really responsible and apologized to me. I respected that.