Hanoi Hotel Guide - Hanoi National University hotels in Hanoi, Vietnam.

"It’s very good hotel. I like here so much. "

"It was like having your own apartment complete with equipment and some items for cooking. It was so nice to have the extra space to just relax and not be in a hotel room. The owner has thought of everything to make for a comfortable stay. It’s close to shopping centres and restaurants so easy to get around in the area. We will definitely stay there again when in the area. "

"Breakfast was a feast, covering many culinary traditions!"

"Very nice hotel, far enough from tourists area, "

"I just stayed 5 nights at Roygent Parks and it felt more like an apartment than a standard hotel. The Highlights: The Room: I got a free upgrade (thank you!) and the room was spacious and homely. Most importantly, it was spotless—very organized with no funny smells or stray hairs. Location: Perfect for my work trip. There’s a great pizza place and a supermarket right behind the hotel. Breakfast: Tasty, though mostly Japanese cuisine. Western travelers might miss the classic bacon and hashbrowns. The Gym: Decent equipment. I loved the strict "indoor shoes only" policy (keeps it clean), though the dumbbells are a little old and rusty. One tiny suggestion: The greenish photos in the room are honestly a bit scary when staying alone! I actually had to take them down (sorry!)—a nice painting might be a warmer choice. 😂 Overall, an amazing place if you need a base in this area. I'll definitely be back"

"Clean"

"Room was great, bed is comfortable and staff was amazing."

"Noisy, smells and dirty"

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