Hotels near Yen Ha Church in Hanoi

It’s okay to spend the night but obviously it’s not some boutique type hotel. The shower was broken though, the water was squirting all over the place.

The apartments are clean and adequately furnished. The beds comfortable, hot water was plentiful and hot. Kitchenette with range, stovetop and refrigerator make preparing your own food easy. Comfortable, reasonably located to nearby attractions and reasonably priced. Hosts were very easy to deal with and our stay was most enjoyable.

The location of the hotel is relatively remote and has to go down a small slope, but the hotel room is very large. It is a hotel apartment type with one bedroom and one living room. It is very clean, quiet and very cost-effective.

With a stay at New An Phú Hotel in Hanoi (Dong Anh), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of West Lake and My Dinh National Stadium. This hotel is 11.9 mi (19.2 km) from Hoan Kiem Lake and 10.4 mi (16.8 km) from Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Free valet parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 34 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

My husband and I were visiting Vietnam for our 20th anniversary celebration. I would agree with previous reviews about the spotlessness of the facilities and professionalism of the staff. Special thanks to Quan who helped us secure a cab on credit because we ran out of VND on the last day of our stay when no banks were open and every single ATM in the area was somehow “out of order”. He even ran over to the local convenience store to help my husband with the ATM (to no avail). Nam also helped us execute all our requests with incredible kindness. Lung added a personal touch by giving us insight on the tourism industry in Vietnam in general. One day at breakfast, the cook came to us and asked for feedback. This was after personally offering us cappuccinos and lattes from the kitchen. The buffet was fresh with a good selection of Asian and Western choices. All staff went out of their way to serve with a smile. When we sat in the lobby for hours waiting for our late night flight, Quan and Lung both offered us the continued use of their gym, pool, lounge, coffee station and even massage chairs. I would also agree with the comment about the lack of restaurants in the area that are well-equipped to serve tourists. We had some difficulty one night at a local restaurant that all the hotel staff mentioned was a “very good local restaurant”. I was very excited to mingle with the locals but quickly realized that I needed to curb my expectations. Without giving too much detail, I will only say that the area is still growing and adjusting to the needs of tourists. I have no doubt that the wonderful hospitality offered at Fraser will have a wide influence in the surrounding areas. I would suggest to management that Fraser Residence should develop partnerships with local restaurants so that visitors will feel more welcome eating in these existing establishments. Then providing visitors with a list of restaurant recommendations within walking distance would be very helpful. Food is a very important part of a vacation, and unfortunately, that was one point of challenge for us. Thank you to all the staff at Fraser for making our stay as pleasant as possible.

Stayed on two short occasions while in the area and gave it an average but I feel it's almost below that. I will start with the positives. The staff are very friendly and helpful and housekeeping was good. The breakfast in the main dining room had quite a good selection and very good service. Unfortunately the rest of the property left me underwhelmed, and especially for the very high rates (well over $250 per night CAD). Location is ok, but not in the 'Old Quarter', which means that many tour shuttles will not do pick ups from there. I could not even get a Grab car at 7 a.m. on regular weekday morning and forced to take a taxi or be late and miss my tour. There are however some good restaurants near the hotel within walking distance. The Club lounge has garnered high reviews here on TA and I am astonished as to why. This actually was one of the benefits that had convinced me to exercise my Marriott BonVoy status and splurge on this property rather than stay at one of the many more reasonably priced and far more central hotels in the area. I am not sure what people's standards are but this lounge was not premium at all. The food was frankly, atrocious. There is a large variety of condiments and toppings for things but the main and side dishes look like they were leftovers from a banquet event, sitting under warming lamps for far too long, dry or oversauced, and not appealing. No vegetables except for a couple of sad looking salad items, very little for vegetarian or non red meat eaters and very little Vietnamese selections, rather sad looking attempts at Western items. Desserts sat in a fridge looking equally sad and drink selection was minimal, with a long wait for a simple highball and the mix added in when it was asked for on the side. The staff was pleasant enough so I didn't have the heart to complain at the time. The worst part about it is that it is overrun with loud families and children, which does not correspond to an adult executive lounge atmosphere in the evening during a cocktail hour. On the two occasions I went in I did not enjoy my time there and stayed only long enough to finish a drink and I had to skip dinner entirely the first time as the food was so unappealing. The lounge is also located on a floor with club level rooms and the noise generated from carts wheeling in and out during early morning and late night set up/break downs, as well as the doors slamming from the same is also not conducive to an elite member experience. The other issue I had was with the bedding. The feather pillows become literally flat as pancakes when you press down and must be ten years old. I had to request firm pillows to be sent up. I also had to request a top sheet to place under the duvet as the duvet cover is made of a cheap polyester fake satin type material which is not breathable and causes excessive sweating. I am not sure why they are not using better quality fabric to begin with but top sheets are generally standard also. Curiously

We moved to this hotel after a less than great night at a nearby hotel. The location is ideal if you want to be near the lake or have business with an embassy. The lake is a 30 second walk, the embassies 10 minutes or so. There is a large grocery story (VinMart) a short walk away. The room has a large sitting area, work desk, full kitchen with a household-size refrigerator/freezer, and the bed is very comfortable as are the pillows. The bed area can be sectioned off by closing a floor-to-ceiling curtain between it and the lounge area -- convenient when your travel companion wants to get up early to work (and turn on all the lights). The bathroom includes a full-size tub and a Japanese toilet (i.e., heated seat and built in bidet with multiple options). We were there in the midst of the pandemic so occupancy was low. Rather than a breakfast buffet they provided us with a menu that included a very large selection of items ranging from Western standards to Vietnamese standards. You won't go hungry from lack of options. Evenings in the rooftop restaurant includes groups of local youth taking selfies of themselves in the 'fancy' surroundings. Worth an evening drink for the beautiful lake view as well as the people watching. Staff were great, food was very good and prices in the mini bar were entirely reasonable. Coffee, tea, drinking water and a FULL breakfast are included. If this location fits your needs when visiting Hanoi, I cannot recommend it more highly.

The room photos are much better in person. It was nice that it was connected to Lotte Mall and a mart. The room condition was good and the service and friendliness of the staff were also good. We reserved a club room, but since there were no guests, they served us all to a table in the lounge. I had a better time at Lush Salon thanks to the attentive consideration and service provided by Jack's staff. The breakfast had fewer dishes compared to the size of the hotel, but there were many Korean dishes. The distance to the airport is actually the closest.

Situated 4.6 km from Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, Muse Hanoi Lake View Luxury Apartment - D' Eldorado offers a garden, a terrace and air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony and free WiFi. The property has lake and city views, and is 6.2 km from Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. The accommodation features a lift, full-day security and luggage storage for guests. The units come with tiled floors and feature a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, a dining area, a flat-screen TV with streaming services, and a private bathroom with walk-in shower and slippers. There is also a fridge, kitchenware and a kettle. At the aparthotel, units include bed linen and towels. There is a coffee shop on-site. One Pillar Pagoda is 6.3 km from the aparthotel, while Vincom Center Nguyen Chi Thanh is 6.6 km from the property. The nearest airport is Noi Bai International, 18 km from Muse Hanoi Lake View Luxury Apartment - D' Eldorado, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.

During the epidemic period, I picked a hotel to stay during the holiday, and I was lucky to meet PentStudio. Completely relax. The kitchen equipment in the room is all available, and there is a ViaMart fresh supermarket as long as you walk for 5 minutes.