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"Very comfortable, with a large room and a balcony. The location is excellent, with a 'Snow King' (Xue Wang) store downstairs and many highly-rated restaurants, cafes, and bars with good views. It's lively at night but quiet upstairs. You can smoke on the balcony. The owner is very nice and helped me with taxis and communication – even calling the driver when they couldn't find me and helping with my luggage. I didn't ask for any room decorations, but they still laid out rose petals and other ornaments 😂"

"Staying in Ba Dinh was an absolute highlight. The location is unbeatable, offering seamless access to the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. The apartment was exceptionally clean, tidy, and spotless from top to bottom. The bed was comfortable, and high speed WiFi worked perfectly. What truly elevated our stay was the host, welcoming us with warm smiles and fantastic street food recommendations. It felt like staying with a caring friend. Highly recommended!"

"Super clean Condo and even had two bedrooms insread of one.. All appliances in tip top shape and ac in all areas. Stupendous view of the city on floor 21 and the acces is seemless and very new tech. A great mall a few meters walking and we found every thing inside from Great reastaurants to fast and delicious food.."

"This is a very high-end and secure community. You need a key card to enter and exit, and security guards are on duty 24/7, which provides a great sense of safety. The community environment is excellent, residents are well-mannered, and the overall atmosphere is particularly modern and comfortable. You can go shopping right downstairs – an excellent experience!"

"The accommodation was incredibly clean and had a great atmosphere. During my two-day stay, I didn't see any bugs or dirty spots; everything was spotless. It was convenient to have a master light switch above the bed, so I could turn off all the lights before sleeping. However, the air conditioner was not directed towards the bed but rather towards the kitchen and entrance. I had to use a fan to direct the cool air towards the bed. There's a GS25 convenience store nearby, and many coffee shops around the lake. If you have some leisure time, I recommend checking out those coffee shops. Be aware that it's a bit far from Hoan Kiem Lake, so you'll need to use Grab. I suggest setting 'Thợ Cà phê' cafe by the lake as your Grab pickup location, and then calling a Grab from there. The road right next to it gets extremely congested in the evenings, so you need to call your Grab in advance. When heading back to the hotel by Grab, it's also better to set that cafe as your destination. (When I set the hotel directly as the Grab destination, the car couldn't even get close, and the road was impassable, so I had to walk about two blocks...) Since cars cannot access the hotel directly, you'll need to get off at the cafe and walk a short distance down an alley to reach the hotel."

"Nice Lakeview hotel with good facilities, including a bathtub. I got the room on the top floor with a nice view...location is great too, with lots of food options nearby, the host lady is kind and helpful, always ready to help. Highly recommended."

"We chose this residence over a hotel for our wedding anniversary family trip, thinking it would be more comfortable, and it turned out to be a great choice. On our first day, we were tired, so it was nice to be able to simply cook dinner at the accommodation and then relax right away. What was really disappointing was not getting a high floor or a lake view, which we had hoped for – perhaps because it was peak season. We ended up on the second floor, and it was quite a shock to be able to clearly see the vivid everyday life of our neighbors through the balcony window in the evenings. We had to keep the curtains closed for the entire duration of our stay. Aside from this, it was a satisfactory stay. Our flight back was at midnight, and we wanted to add a half-day stay, but unfortunately, it was fully booked. However, the hotel was very accommodating: they allowed us to store our luggage at the counter, visit nearby restaurants, and use the pool in the afternoon. This was a huge advantage, as we could swim with the kids and shower before heading straight to the airport. I've been to Hanoi many times, but this was my first time staying in the West Lake area. I really liked the more relaxed atmosphere of this neighborhood compared to other areas. It was great to rent a bicycle from the accommodation, go for a manicure, get a massage nearby, and take a stroll around West Lake. The staff were all incredibly friendly, which I appreciated. Of course, the alley leading to the residence was narrow, and the surrounding area was under constant construction, making entry and exit a bit challenging. However, since we mainly used Grab, it wasn't a major issue. The breakfast was simple and light, and daily cleaning and towel changes made our stay comfortable. The bedding was excellent, and I slept very well. The indoor pool was spacious and not crowded, allowing us to enjoy it leisurely. The water didn't have a strong chemical smell, but it was slightly salty, which was a bit surprising at first but easy to get used to."

"Highly recommend this hotel if you're planning to stay in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter. The price was quite cheap because I applied a discount code, less than 400 [currency unit, likely VND]. The room, however, was very well-equipped with an electric stove, a rice cooker, and a sink area, so it's perfect if you buy food to cook simple meals or just reheat something. The room is small, but exactly as described. It's fine for about two people, and if you don't need a spectacular view and just want a place to sleep, then you should book this hotel. If I return to Hanoi, I will definitely book here again."

"It’s a little bit pricey compared with many others in Hanoi. But we enjoyed our stay in Tamundi Alley homestay. The room was big and clean. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We loved the shower equipment and everything worked well. It was quiet at night so we had a good rest there. We’ll stay here again if we return to Hanoi."

"I'm a Japanese guest who stayed here on July 14, 2026. This place feels more like a regular apartment being rented out as a hotel, so it's best to approach it with an Airbnb mindset. You'll receive an email in English with your room number and instructions on where to find the key card (it was placed under the TV). Since there's no front desk, early check-in isn't possible. I apologize for not having photos, but the toilet and shower are in the same room, and there's no shower curtain, so the toilet gets soaked when you shower. There's a washing machine, but no dryer, so I had to hang my clothes to dry in the room. The kitchen is well-equipped with amenities like cups, so you could definitely cook here. Drinking water was provided in a tumbler-like container. However, since it wasn't a sealed bottle, I didn't drink it. Two towels are provided. I chose a room without a window, so it felt a bit cramped, but it was very clean. The futon was stored in the closet, and a hairdryer was also included. There's a refrigerator, but the power only works when the room card is inserted, so you can't use the washing machine or refrigerator functions while you're out. At night, the main gate is locked. The password for the gate was posted on the wall, and I was told it by someone who seemed to be a resident. I'm not sure if they were a resident or staff, but they were very kind. However, if I had arrived late at night, I might not have known the password or anything else, so I wouldn't recommend this place for those arriving around 10:00 PM."