Hanoi Hotel Guide. Hotels in Xóm Phố, Hanoi, Vietnam

"Fantastic staff, comfy beds, great location and wonderful breakfast. There are stairs but the bell people are always there to help with luggage."

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"Simply incredible! The staff were the most friendly and helpful we've encountered in our travels, and they went the extra mile to ensure we were having a pleasant stay. The breakfast was definitely a highlight and a nice introduction to Vietnamese cuisine. Shout out to Rose and the rest of the team for making our honeymoon stay even more memorable."

"Tiny rooms, very tiny swimming pool. All of this though, made up by a very central location. Easy to get around to main places. Absolutely wonderful staff. They were working hard to ensure you had everything you needed. Super clean rooms— I appreciate the attention to detail. If space in the room is a must for your travel needs I would look elsewhere. But if u know you’ll only be at the room for sleeping and just need cleanliness and location- great pick. One thing I did miss was a good pool to unwind next to after a long day of walking around. But that’s alright, that’s not what Hanoi is about. Do that in Da Nang. Hanoi is about the food/ culture/ exploration. This hotel accommodates the adventure."

"Room was small, otherwise everything good."

"Amazing location, walkable distance to all main attractions in the old quarter, and very good and accommodative staff and well-maintained rooms."

"First time staying in this Hotel. Everything is fine. It is a bit dated compare to some major hotel. In terms of prices, this is on the high side compare to other hotel. But, it is good enough for me."

"Staff and breakfast was excellent but room has some old smell. it is OK to short stay."

"Our experience at this hotel was amazing. First time to Vietnam and booked different Hotel nearby but after one night we moved to The Oriental Jade Hotel and that experience was awesome. The staff was very attentive and Bar had great view of Old Quarter from rooftop. I will be returning next time in Vietnam."